Reagan Faces Posture Shift After Oval Office Address
Reagan signals learning from past mistakes and pledges major governance changes as he seeks to restore leadership during his remaining term. The plan hinges on criminal probes, congressional investigations, and stronger White House management under Baker and Carlucci, with Webster overseeing the CIA.
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USC basketball program faces NCAA post season ban
Ashley Holderman meets NCAA officials amid speculation the USC Gamecocks could face a postseason ban this year. The piece notes potential repercussions and compares the situation to political banter about high profile events. It also touches on new author Valerie Sayers and a critique about Saudi Arabia.
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Publishers Weekly
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Letters to the Editor at Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with a return address for publication. Anonymous submissions are rejected. Submissions should be legible, preferably typed, and may be edited or condensed for space, clarity, taste, and libel considerations.
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Star Wormwood and apocalyptic imagery in Russia
The article cites a Russian atheist reader challenging the Bible and referencing a Times reporter. It connects the name Wormwood to a medicinal herb growing in Ukraine and links to the Chernobyl event as apocalyptic reverberations.
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Controversy report cites Reagan push to free hostages
The Tower Commission's first report says Reagan pressed for hostage releases and let the NSC run wild while briefing frequently with John Poindexter. It notes Reagan approved an Israeli arms shipment to Iran in 1985 and kept many documents for investigators. Public opinion shows mixed views on the controversy and Reagan's character.
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Old and Young Face Mixed Views on Generational Gap
A national poll finds Americans favor a mix of youth energy and old experience to solve problems, rejecting anti-elderly sentiment. The survey, funded by AARP, shows broad support for helping poor children and long term health care without forcing retirement.
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America Grays
American Association of Retired Persons
Exclusionary Rule Perplexes Supreme Court Again
The Supreme Court again grapples with the exclusionary rule in a Baltimore case where officers searching the wrong third floor apartment found drugs and cash. Justice Stevens notes the ruling depends on information available to officers at the time of action and the risk of honest mistakes. dissenters say officers should be more careful. several related cases probe pretext, plain view, and privacy issues across states.
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