View: Baseball returns to parks after long lockout
The 32 day MLB lockout ends with a four year agreement extending the old deal. Opening Day is pushed to April 9 and a crowded schedule with doubleheaders and rescheduled games will fill in the missed time as players and owners move past bitter bargaining.
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Major League Players Association
Court of Peeves Hears Complaints on Free and Phrasing
A playful court considers language quirks from readers in Christiansburg Ohio to San Antonio Texas. It rules on phrases like for free looking to sudden and fort pronuncation while noting casual speech adds charm to news and public life.
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Sam Sullenberger
Christiansburg
Ohio
Robert M. Rubin
Tampa
Fla
John Giba
Tequesta
Seroeton
K. Sutton
Natchitoches
E.D. Curtis
North Palm Beach
Penn
Bush
Congress
Lves
Gorbachev
James M. Ennes Jr
Woodinville
Wash
Tom Wolfe
Ken Giesbers
Seattle
William T. Rhame
San Antonio
U.S
Mr. Sass
Renton
Frank Wetzel
Seattle Times
Wetzel
American Heritage
Random House
German unity debate stirs U S policy and Kohl victory
An opinion piece argues a conservative coalition led by Helmut Kohl could unite West and East Germany despite calls for caution. It criticizes Willy Brandt and warns against overestimating Soviet leverage, urging steady backing for NATO and self determination from the Baltic to the Oder-Neisse line.
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Herr Brandt
Jeff Gedmin
Wall Street Journal
Brandt
Reunification
Ing
SPD
Saltzgitter Center
Eric Honnecker
East
Franz-Joseph Strauss
Germany
Kohl
Newsweek
New York Times
Potsdam
East Prussia
Pomerania
Silesia
Danzig
Sudetenland
West
Bush
Oregon
Ington
U.S
Europe
We Might Reread Lessons From 1945 Economic Triumphs
The piece argues the United States ignored wartime economic lessons as Japan and Germany rebuilt efficiently after World War II. It notes thrift, capital formation, and production focus, contrasting American finance and leadership with foreign discipline and successful business practices.
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Richard
Ike W. Edwards Deming
Japan
West Germany
Freedom and self discipline in a free world
Freedom House surveyed 5.3 billion people finding 39 percent free 39 percent not free and 22 percent partly free. The piece argues true freedom requires self discipline and responsible civic behavior even in so called free nations. It notes Eastern Europe Hungary Poland and others spark violence looting and demand more freedom while urging restraint guided by religious principle and moral obligation.
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Freedom House
Center For Research On
Freedom
Soviet Union
Hungary
BF Saint Heels SB
Europe
Romania
East Germany
South Africa
Poland
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