Bishops Pastoral Letter Sparks Catholic Debate on War
The National Conference of Catholic Bishops faces criticism for endorsing an anti nuclear stance while overlooking conventional weapons. Critics argue the letter questions national defense built on nuclear deterrence and risks undermining allies against Communist aggression.
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National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Men of God
U. S
Free World
West
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Japan
Hirohito
Europe
Hitler
Savannah River
du Pont Company
Joseph L. Bernardin
Nim Chimpsky Drawings Valued At 25000 In Court Battle
Nim Chimpsky the chimp used in Columbia University art research has 200 drawings valued at 25000 dollars. The dispute pits William J. Tynan, former student, against Columbia University over ownership and compensation. A judge offered potential settlement by allowing Tynan to keep the works if they are reproduced for Columbia. Nim remains in Oklahoma lab contributing to science.
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Nim Chimpsky
Columbia University
Nim
William J. Tynan
Tynan
Columbia
Oklahoma
Reagan’s Democratic Rivals and the Race for 1984
The piece analyzes Reagan’s attacks on Mondale and the dynamics within the Democratic field. Mondale inherits core coalition strength while weak with the Center and the South. It discusses Glenn, Carter, O’Neill’s views on Reagan’s future, and potential Republican heirs Bush Kemp Dole Baker, framing a search for a leader who harmonizes personal ambition with national fate.
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Mondale
Ted Kennedy
Glenn
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Jimmy
Rosalynn Carter
Plains
Tip
O’neill
America
Reagan
George Bush
Jack Kemp
Howard Baker
Robert Dole
Bush
Dear Dr Graham On Admitting My Brother To A Mental Hospital
A reader asks if she could have done more to prevent her brother's severe low mood. The columnist reassures there are many causes and urges seeking his doctor's guidance, notes no guilt, and encourages reliance on faith. He suggests using the experience to grow spiritually and to support the brother after discharge with ongoing love and practical help.
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Jesus Christ
What a Sad Legacy Letters to the Editor at Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard invites reader letters to publish opinions on public affairs. Submit signed legible letters with a return address. anonymous letters are rejected. Letters should be concise and may be edited for space clarity and libel. Address to Letters to the Editor, Aiken Standard, P O Box 456, Aiken SC 29801.
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Aiken Standard
P.O
Aiken
S.C
Notable honor for Aiken youth baseball coach
A letter to the Aiken Standard praises Robert Beaver for his long service as a church league basketball coach and his positive impact on the Aiken youth community. The writer extols his fairness patience professionalism and community value and hopes for continued work with local youth.
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Aiken
Robert Beaver
Mr. Beaver
Beaver
Aiken County Boards Spending on Maintenance Questioned
Readers challenge the Aiken County Board of Education over a reported 300000 to 400000 annual maintenance budget while many schools face major repairs. They demand accountability for millions spent over seven years and call for improved funding and school conditions.
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Aiken County
North Augusta
Midland Valley High School
Board of Education
R. M. Albert
Graniteville
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Walter Mondale
John Glenn
Tives
Kemp
Tip O’neill
Dole
Baker
Gerald Ford
Ford
Senate
Billy Graham
William Travis
The
Alamo
Santa Ana
Travis
United States
South Carolina
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