The Saudi Illusion
A cautious analysis of Saudi Arabia facing external threats and internal fragility as it seeks defense cooperation with the United States. It notes Saudi reservations about full joint defense, ongoing arms purchases, and the need for wider regional and allied support to protect Persian Gulf oil reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saudi Arabia
U.S
Soviet Union
Israel
Iran
South Yemen
Ethiopia
United States
Washington
Persian Gulf
Egypt
Jordan
Tunisia
Morocco
Sec. Weinberger
Prince Sultan Ibn Abdulaziz
Japan
Social Science In Politics in Reagan Era Washington
The article surveys how social sciences fell from favor with the political right since the New Deal and how Reagan’s policies revived use of social science in public policy. It notes debates about bias, the Brown v. Board era doll test, Lipset’s warnings, Sowell’s critiques, and the reliance of administrations from Roosevelt to Reagan on social science research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Reagan
American Enterprise Institute
Seymour Martin Lipset
American Political Science Association
The
Heritage Foundation
Thomas Sowell
Stanford University
Hoover Institute
Policy Review
Walter Berns
Supreme Court
Kenneth Clark
Berns
Boston
Lipset
GOP
Republican Party
On TV Clash Hollings Regan and Bridge Masters
Ashley Sees It reports a tense NBC Today exchange between Sen. Hollings and Treasury Sec. Regan over budget plans amid fears of recession. Alfred Sheinwold discusses what separates experts from amateurs in bridge, citing Oswald Jacoby and endplay skills. Mae West quips on marriage as a civic joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
Sen. Hollings
Treasury
Regan
Re- S
Enate
Fritz
Alfred Sheinwold
South Carolina
Oswald Jacoby
Prison Reform Presses for Rational Alternatives
National debate grows after New Mexico Santa Fe prison riot highlights overcrowding and understaffing. Religious groups push for spiritual rehabilitation and noncustodial options while officials cite mandatory sentencing and rising inmate populations as drivers of overcrowding. Elton Scott urges broader innovative approaches to reduce reliance on incarceration.
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Washington
U.S
New Mexico State
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Unitarian Universalist Service Committee
Unitarian Universalist Association
NMPC
National Institute of Justice
Elton Scott
Michigan
Path to Total Commitment to Christ Overcoming Drug Dependence
A teen seeks help to quit drugs. The reply notes sin in using drugs, urges full surrender to Christ, and explains God’s power through the Holy Spirit to strengthen resolve. It advises yielding to Jesus in all areas, facing responsibilities, and taking practical steps to break the habit.
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DR. Graham
Christ
B.D
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Social Science In Politics
By Hoyt Gimlin
Ashley
Sheinwold
Jacoby
Mae West
By Jean Rosenblatt
Prison Fellowship
Charles W. Colson
Nixon
Colson
American Correctional Association
Association
Anthony Travisono
Doonesbury
Benjy
Billy Graham
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