Too Late To Wash Off The Blood Alan Garcia Shines Then Falls
A Latin American leader, Alan Garcia, champions democracy in Peru amid Sendero Luminoso violence. The guerrillas plan to embarrass him, leading to a prison revolt and a brutal military crackdown. About 154 prisoners die, prompting calls for independent inquiries and warnings against violent governance.
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Alan Garcia
Peru
Garcia
Latin America
International Monetary Fund
Socialist International
Lima
Sendero Luminoso
Shining Path
Ciarnal
Attica
Philadelphia
Bogota
Shining Light
United States
Southern Methodists Hold Conference Against Modern Sin
A small fundamentalist denomination with Dixie roots, about 11 000 members, stands foursquare against a permissive society. It denounces humanists feminists abortion rights and porn while calling for abstinence from alcohol drugs and erotic films and vows to defend traditional family values.
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Dixie
Southern Methodists
Jesus Christ
Peacemakers Unite Aiken County Officials for Cooperative Push
Aiken County Board of Education unanimously agreed to open Aiken Elementary School for a public library. County officials and Chambers of Commerce held a barbecue described as a peace pipe smoking event, signaling a fresh spirit of cooperation among North Augusta, Aiken, and surrounding areas.
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County Board of Education
Aiken
Aiken County
Doara
Chambers of Commerce
North Augusta
Dukakis Is Hart's Kind Of Democrat
Washington commentary notes Michael Dukakis of Massachusetts as a practical liberal with conservative work ethics. Dukakis’ education and welfare programs draw national attention, aligning with Senator Gary Hart who reportedly found his policy draft intriguing and his regional economic approaches fit Hart's ticket vision.
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Dukakis
Hart
Washington
National Journal
Michael Dukakis
Massachusetts
Virginia
Charles S. Robb
Democratic Leadership Council
Robb
Rob
Boise
Idaho
Reagan
Lamar Alexander
Tennessee
Richard Thornburgh
Pennsylvania
New Democraticolicy Commission
Center For National Policy
House
Thomas O'Neill
Edmund Muskie
Brookline
Mass
Policy Commission
Gary Hart
Time To Free Jean Harris
A long portrait of Jean Harris and her 1981 murder conviction narrates her affair with Dr Tarnower, years of obsession, and escalating desperation. The piece argues for clemency from Governor Mario Cuomo, noting Harris’s age, imprisonment, health issues, and claimed lack of danger to society, urging mercy over continued punishment.
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Washington
Jean Harris
New York
Mario Cuomo
Herman “Hi” Tarnower
Grosse Pointe, Mich
Smith
Philadelphia
Chestnut Hill
Shana Alexander
Scarsdale
Dr. Tarnower
Lynne Tryfords
Madeira
Tarnower
Harris
Cuomo
Portia
Merchant of Venice
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Jay Aa
NY Times Bee
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