Pope John Paul II Visits Central America Amid Unrest
The pope will visit Costa Rica Panama Nicaragua Honduras Guatemala El Salvador Belize and Haiti amid civil strife and human rights concerns. Priests in El Salvador face government expulsions and public executions loom in Guatemala while Sandinista era tensions persist in Nicaragua and rights abuses are reported in Honduras. The trip aims to urge peace and human dignity across a divided region.
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Barbie man of power who ordered mass killings and deportations
The article details Klaus Barbie a Nazi officer who oversaw thousands of murders and deportations to death camps between 1942 and 1944. It notes his later capture by the U.S. Army, alleged intelligence work for U.S. agents, possible escape to South America, and trial in Lyons, France. The piece questions why prosecutors pursue an elderly man and calls for a full investigation of U.S. complicity.
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France
Auschwitz
Jean Moulin
Germany
Barbie
U.S
Erhard Dabringhaus
South America
Bolivia
Lyons
Vandalism at Palmetto Golf Club Draws Harsh Proposals
Police investigate repeated damage at Aiken area courses with Palmetto Golf Club hit hard. Estimated losses include $25,000 to golf carts and $3,000 to buildings plus about $2,000 in merchandise stolen from the pro shop. Youthful offenders suspected. restitution and outdoor public toil are proposed as penalties.
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Aiken Area
Palmetto Golf Club
Heretics And Heathens In Reagan Era Policy Debates
In a charged column, Kenneth Adelman and Anne Gorsuch Burford are accused of heresy for questioning liberal arms control and environmentalism. The piece frames arms control and EPA policies as a shared neo pagan creed, demanding unwavering adherence and portraying critics as heretics facing inquisition.
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Kenneth Adelman
Reagan
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Anne Gorsuch Burford
Environmental Protection Agency
Adelman
Gorsuch-Burford
EPA
MASH farewell tribute to Hawkeye and the unit’s impact
A nostalgic tribute notes MASH’s blend of tragedy and absurdity that kept morale for the Mobile Army Surgical Hospital. It honors Hawkeye Pierce and colleagues Chamberlain of memory, touching on war, humanity, and America’s global role as distant crises unfold.
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Mobile Army Surgical Hospital
Korea
Mars
Afghanistan
el Salvador
Lebanon
Hawkeye
Reagan policy and tax talk mix in sprawling column
Ashley Cooper's column blasts Reagan foreign policy with George Bush overseas and mocks 25 percent sales tax, then lambasts new medical school costs and mocks cinema and politics. It critiques Rita Lavelle leaks, suggests coded restaurant names for security, and ends by noting The Citadel may hire Gardner Webb as coach.
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Reagan
George
Columbia
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