Tip O'Neill Starrs Simson-Mazzoli Fight Blocking Immigration Reform
The article accuses House Speaker Tip O'Neill of repeatedly blocking the Simpson-Mazzoli immigration reform bill to aid his party and a Mondale bid. It claims Reagan supported the bill, cites Hispanic opinion, and warns of delays or defeat of reform, as border policy worsens.
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Duarte Wins El Salvador Presidency Amid Violence Warning
Duarte claims a 54 percent majority as incomplete returns come in while opponent D Aubuisson refuses to concede. The veteran leader vows to curb death squads and end the bloody civil conflict, urging U.S. support for a peaceful transition and a dismantling of repression.
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Mondale Deflects Pressure on Iran Crisis and 1984 Candidacy
In the closing Texas caucuses, Gary Hart accuses Mondale of “days of infamy” over the Iran hostage crisis. Mondale defends his record but stays silent on Carter’s handling, drawing critique from Tom Wicker and prompting questions about Mondale’s own stance and readiness for the vice presidency.
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Dear Mrs BGD How to forgive parents and heal hurt
A reader confesses lifelong parental neglect and anger and seeks healing. The reply urges recognizing the harm of bitterness, forgiving through confession, inviting God’s love, and praying for a renewed love for parents to ease the burden and possibly lead them to faith.
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Jordan quits college to pursue pro riches
Ashley Cooper analyzes Michael Jordan's decision to leave UNC after his junior year to chase potential earnings in pro basketball. The column weighs education versus immediate pay, critiques NCAA funding, and questions salary norms in sports and business while touching on Yankees Mets standings and broader capitalism debates.
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Jesse Jackson Affects Democratic Convention Leverage
The piece portrays Jesse Jackson as a powerful kingmaker at the San Francisco convention. It notes Jackson could command 300 plus delegates and influence platform and rules even if not winning on the first ballot. It warns about potential backlash from Jackson over Voting Rights Act enforcement. Louis Farrakhan and Black Muslims are cited as a factor in Jackson’s influence within black institutions. Charles Manatt is described as promising more Jackson delegates. A party official warns negotiations must be careful or Jackson could destabilize the party.
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