Kissinger Warns Freeze Could Undermine Reagan Arms Goals
Henry Kissinger warned that the House nuclear freeze resolution and bishops pastoral letter threaten Reagan's leverage in Geneva. The piece argues a freeze would protect Soviet superiority in theater arms and halt U.S. MX and cruise missile programs, undermining any future reductions.
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Henry Kissinger
Yuri Andropov
Geneva
Kissinger
House
Reagan
Europe
Kremlin
NATO
House of Representatives
Warsaw Pact
Western Alliance
United States
Air Force
Andropov and Company
Moscow
Mr. Andropov
U.S
Andropov
Trump
Mr. Reagan
Soviet Union
Thought For Today Quote From Carlyle
A devotional note presents Thomas Carlyle’s reflection that every noble work begins as impossible, offering a concise inspirational prompt.
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Thomas Carlyle
Liberals and Communists Blur Lines in Washington Rumor
The New York Post reports a liberal Democratic senator may be entangled with a Communist agent from Nicaragua, amid a web of alleged parallel loyalties and Democratic defense of Soviet lines. The piece rails against liberalism as dangerously aligned with Communism and questions motives.
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New York Post
U.S
Nicaragua
Central America
House of Representatives
Washington
Ronald Reagan
Europe
Soviet Union
Free World
Yuri Andropov
Reagan
James Burnham
Corrie ten Boom Dies at 91 in California
Corrie ten Boom famous Dutch Christian who helped hide Jews in World War II died April 15 in Placentia California at age 91. She endured Ravensbruck prison camp with her sister Betsie and brother and later shared her faith through writing and speaking.
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Placentia
Calif
Corrie Ten Boom
Miss Ten Boom
U. S
California
Haarlem
Holland
Dutch Reformed Church
Betsie
Ravensbruck
East Germany
Poland
Jesus
Beverly Hills
Interchurch Features
Mother Teresa of
India
The
Missionaries of Charity
A Dunce Cap For Education Reform Opens Debate
April 26 White House briefing places blame on rising mediocrity in public schools. National Commission on Excellence in Education calls for longer school days and years, tougher standards, and more homework while noting cost and local-financing implications.
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White House
National
Commission On Excellence In
Education
Terrel Bell
Commission On Excellence
Commission
Reagan
Department of Education
Supreme Court
Aiken Eyes Old Jail as Museum Home Plan
Readers urge the council to adopt the Historical Commission proposal placing the museum in the old jail to preserve Aiken's treasures. The letter echoes support for funding and location within the city for future generations.
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Aiken
Historical Commission
Questioning Aiken County Board of Education Maintenance Budget
A reader asks whether the Aiken County Board of Education has a true Maintenance Department or a taxpayer drain. They note an annual budget of 300 to 400 thousand dollars for maintenance and claim school buildings are not properly cared for, seeking clarity on the management of the maintenance budget.
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Nance
North Augusta
Midland Valley High School
Board of Education
Aiken
Letters to the Editor guidelines at Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with return address. Anonymous submissions are rejected. Typed or legible handwriting preferred. All letters may be edited for space clarity taste and libel. Address Letters to the Editor P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29801.
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Aiken Standard
P.O
Aiken
S.C
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Mr. Kissinger’s
Aghops
Joseph Sobran
Jane R. Stewart
Aiken Woman’s Club
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