Pope's stance in El Salvador fuels talks vs surrender framing
The pontiff urges reconciliation and dialogue but rebukes guerrillas and abuses, while U S Ambassador Hinton says elections define rebel participation. Guerrillas reject talks, seeking total victory, raising fears of a drawn-out, communist-backed struggle and potential surrender.
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John Paul II
el Salvador
Pope John
U.S
Deane R. Hinton
Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front
Democratic Revolutionary Front
Hinton
Cuba
Soviet Union
Libya
Vietnam
Ethiopia
Bulgaria
East Germany
Korea
Ruling on draft registration education aid sparks call for reversal
Opinion urged to overturn a U S District Court decision that would require the federal government to provide education assistance to students who refuse draft registration. Judge Alsop of Minnesota faces pressure to lift or appeal a ruling critics say fosters illegal evasion and coerces compliance.
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U.S. District Court
Donald D. Alsop
St. Paul, Minn
United States
Alsop
Why The Important Stories Aren't Reported
Washington essay argues major security stories go untold as FBI and Secret Service face crippled information networks. It cites congressional testimony noting no public files on Maoist groups and reduced intelligence received about threats to the president.
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Washington
FBI
Secret Service
Congress
Ter
Congressional
Progressive Labor Party
Capitol Hill
U.S
Jimmy Carter
Civil Service Commission
Weather Underground
Brinks
CIA
Levi
Gerald Ford
Edward Levi
Socialist Workers Party
Bureau
Justice Department
Reader letters defend Dr. Edwards and critique a hero label
A letter from a reader claims Dr. Jim Edwards did not heroically pull a woman from danger or wear Brooks Brothers attire. Edwards clarifies details of the incident, says the driver exited independently, and notes they only assisted, called the husband, and had the car towed before continuing to a meeting. He dismisses claims of heroism and Brooks Brothers wealth.
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Jim Edwards
Brooks Brothers
Dr. Edwards
Jim
Tom Anderson
Gulf Station
Highway 210
Highway Patrol
Columbia
Ashley
Mrs Cromer Remembered for Aiken Farmers Market Spirit
Mrs. John Cromer of Monetta died March 7 at age 83 and was a beloved figure at the Aiken County Farmers Market. She sold garden produce, winter greens, cakes and pies with a warm greeting, supported by her family booth.
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John Cromer
Monetta
Aiken
Aiken County
Jerusalem
Micah Jenkins
Mrs. Cromer
Mrs. Jenkins
AAUW Week and NPR Debate Highlight Local News
Readers react to Idaho NPR site debate and celebrate AAUW Week in Aiken. Letter-writers commend state leaders on opposing federal NPR funding and praise local AAUW efforts, noting community projects, scholarships, and the 190000 member organization’s goals for equity.
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American Association of University Women
AAUW
Aiken
University of South Carolina
University Women Express Gratitude to Supporters
The University Women extend thanks to donors volunteers and staff for their help and kindness in supporting campus programs and projects throughout the year.
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Aiken
The
American Association of University Women
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California
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Liz
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Andrew
Koo
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NPR
Idaho National Engineering Laboratory
Savannah River
CSRA
South Carolina
City of
Aiken Prep
Eleanor Haasis
USCA
Educational Foundation
Athens
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