Reagan Opens New Start Toward Arms Control
The piece argues President Reagan is shifting toward resuming arms control talks with the Soviet Union, emphasizing verifiable treaties and a 20 year framework. It notes public opinion pushing defense buildup alongside negotiation and cites the UN speech and a White House meeting with Andrei Gromyko.
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Reagan
Soviet Union
United Nations
New York City
Andrei Gromyko
White House
Oval Office
Ronald Reagan
Congress
Afghanistan
Poland
Korean Air Lines
Andrei Sakharov
Politburo
Hong Kong Proclaims Marxism Is Bankrupt
After intensive talks in Peking Britain and China reached a one country two systems framework for Hong Kong to last at least 50 years. Hong Kong retains its free economy and autonomy while China represents it in foreign affairs. The paper notes lingering fears despite promises and Taiwan reunification overtures.
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Peking
Hong Kong
China
Britain
Taiwan
Dear Dr Graham Cheating and the right path in school
A student asks about cheating after seeing a classmate excel. The response warns against cheating, cites practical and moral harms, notes it pleases God, and urges seeking Christ for strength and guidance to witness to the other student.
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K.J
Christ
God
Letters to the Editor guidelines at the Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters to the editor with legible handwriting or typewritten text. Anonymous submissions are rejected. Letters may be edited for space clarity taste and libel. Address to Letters to the Editor PO Box 456 Aiken SC 29801.
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Bret
Aiken
I'm All Right Jack Philosophy Reflected in 1984 Congress
The piece argues Congress reflects middle class self interest under Reagan 1984. Civil rights bills stall while Social Security cost of living raises pass with broad support, showing government used to aid the majority. It critiques immigration reform failure and corporate influence shaping outcomes.
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Ronald Reagan
House-Senate
Mexico
Supreme Court
Grove City College
Congress
Reagan
Bob Packwood
R-Ore
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
White House
Coalition On Civil Rights
Kennedy
Packwood
America
Senate
House
Tsongas Returns to Cape Cod as Senate Career Winds Down
More than 100 current and former Tsongas staffers gathered on Cape Cod to support Paul Tsongas who, diagnosed with lymphoma, plans to retire from the Senate. The event highlighted his preference for family time and his insistence on candor, with aides recalling a pivotal speech that helped launch his national profile.
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California
Paul Tsongas
Massachusetts
Cape Cod
Tsongas
Patriots
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