North Korea Pushes Nuclear Threat and Withdrawl from Non-Proliferation Treaty
The view argues North Korea may withdraw from the NPT within 90 days and pursue nuclear arms and mid range missiles. It urges China to restrain Pyongyang and supports UN sanctions if diplomacy fails, warning of global destabilization.
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Osaka
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Libya
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CIA
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Kim I] Sung
Warren Christopher
U.N. Security Council
Iraq
U.N
Security Council
South Korea
Japan
Letters to the Editor Warns Against Overseas Bases
The writer attacks U S plans to close domestic bases while keeping overseas bases, arguing it drains the economy and weakens the nation. They urge bringing forces home to boost local economies and counter drug smuggling, illegal immigration, and terrorism. They fault leaders for acting as world policeman and caution Bill Clinton.
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United States
George Bush
Bill Clinton
Aiken Standard Readers Ask For More Black Film Shows
A letter writer urges the Aiken Mall Cinemas to show more black films noting Malcolm X Strictly Business and Juice rarely come to the cinema and stay briefly. The writer seeks equal access to film offerings and mentions concerns about availability.
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Aiken Mall
Aiken Mall Cinemas
Hillary Clinton as First Lady Focuses On Strength and Criticism
Roe notes Hillary Rodham Clinton aims to be an active first lady, facing sexism and mixed public opinion. He compares past first ladies and argues her role differs from a traditional stay at home wife, while citing political targets and jokes about her influence.
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Hillary Bashers
Washington
Congress
Cabinet
Joint Chiefs of Staff
CIA
Hill
Hillary
Barbara Bush
Nana Reagan
Rosalynn Carter
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Wamillary Rodham Clinton
Clinton
Bill
Hillary Clinton
Arkansas
Clinton navigates NAFTA labor fears in 1992 primaries
The piece outlines how Bill Clinton balanced organized labor opposition to NAFTA during the Illinois and Michigan contests, then formalized support near the NC State speech. It notes Gephardt's guidance, Kantor-led push for environmental and labor protections, and labor unions’ wary backing as Clinton seeks a labor-friendly NAFTA path.
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Cal Shoals
Bill Clinton Ree
Mexico
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Illinois
Michigan
George Bush
Paul Tsongas
Jerry Brown
Brown
Arkansas
U.S
North Carolina
NAFTA
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Robert Reich
Labor Advisory Committee
Afl-Cio
Tom Donahue
Mickey Kantor
Congress
Kantor
Rex Hardesty
New Deal
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Tom Harkin
Harkin
Tsongas
Hardesty
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
ILWU
Last Stand For Fairness In Hong Kong
The piece recalls Macartney and Chiense court rituals of 1793 and contrasts with Britain’s 1997 handover of Hong Kong. It follows Chris Patten’s 1995 election reform push, Beijing’s backlash, and Patten’s view on democracy, accountability, and Hong Kong’s open, free, and lawful future under one country two systems.
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Hong Kong
New
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China
Macartney
Lord Macaulay
Chien Lung
Chris Patten
Lord Macart
Beijing
Patten
South China
Russia
Legislative Council
Kong
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