Nuclear energy as future core for world power says Kosygin
The piece argues Russia is becoming a global powerhouse as nuclear energy expands. It notes Soviet aims to reach 25 percent of electricity from nuclear power by 1990 and highlights fears and safety debates while praising practical use and low hazards compared with daily electrical risks. The author urges embracing nuclear power despite dangers.
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United States of America
Russia
Jane Fondas
Soviet Union
Europe
Alexei Kosygin
Lord Killanin’s Naivete Splits Olympic Closing Spirit
In Lake Placid Lord Killanin urged a Moscow boycott as stepping toward a better world, a view critics call naive. The piece compares his stance to historical threats, noting wartime casualties and recalling 1936 Berlin boycott debates and the Holocaust.
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Lake Placid
Lord Killanin
International Olympic Committee
Moscow
President Carter
Belief Amid World’s Evil Says God Loves Even Sinners
A letter contrasts crime and evil in the world with God’s love. It argues human rebellion causes conflict while God’s mercy remains, pointing to Jesus as the path to peace and reconciliation.
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DR. Graham
M. N
God
Reagan Emphasizes Anger Boosts Campaign in New Hampshire
The piece argues Reagan found authentic anger during a 30 second New Hampshire moment that energized his campaign, highlighting George Bush's reliance on caution and suggesting Baker and Ford could benefit from volatility. It notes blue collar appeal in New Hampshire and compares past primary dynamics to current momentum.
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Washington
New Hampshire
Paul Laxalt
R-Nev
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Panama Canal
George Bush
Murray Kempton
Nashua
N.H
Iowa
California
Senate
Bush
Frank Shorter
Howard Baker
Gerald Ford
Joe Garagiola
Venice Tale Mixes History and Modern Wanderlust
The narrator blends a history lesson on Lombards and Venice with a vivid travel diary. It recalls Alboin and Rosamund, Venice’s birth from refugees, and its rise as a trade power. Descriptions cover canals, narrow alleys, water levels, climate, decay, and longing to preserve the city plus a humorous note about mimosa without a skull cup.
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Venice
Alboin
Cunimund
Rosamund
Italy
Adriatic
God
Republic of
Holland
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Phil Crane
Aiken
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Aiken Communications, Inc
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