Are We Hooked On Foreign Labor in Immigration Debate
The piece reports Sen. Pete Wilson's guest-worker amendment gaining Senate approval amid a broader immigration reform push. It contrasts temporary guest workers with calls to boost domestic wages and conditions, noting hopes for employer sanctions and eventual phaseout of foreign labor while stressing national self-sufficiency.
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Pete Wilson
Senate
U.S
California
House Judiciary Committee
Peter Rodino
D-N.j
Rodino
San Joaquin Valley
Agriculture
John R. Norton
Reagan
Norton
Mankind Or Personkind It Would Smell As Sweet
SERTOMA clubs may open to women after an international vote. In Aiken a meeting of 40 women discussed forming a women’s club, implying possible co-ed memberships and a potential name change to reflect inclusivity in the service organization.
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Sertoma Club
Aiken
Sertoma
Thought For Today Quote From Ernest Hemingway
A Thought For Today presents Hemingway’s maxim that war even when necessary or justified remains a crime, reflecting on moral duty and the cost of conflict. The quote questions how societies justify violence in pursuit of broader aims.
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Ernest Hemingway
Mubarak's Curious Reasoning Draws Fire Over Hijack
Mubarak accuses Reagan of humiliating Egypt by forcing down an Egyptian airliner carrying six suspected terrorists while denying Palestinian responsibility for murders. He questions Arafat and criticizes Italy for releasing Abul Abbas, highlighting perceived Western double standards and diplomatic evasions.
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Washington
Hosni Mubarak
Reagan
Mubarak
Yasser Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Leon Klinghoffer
United States
Bettino Craxi
Abul Abbas
Craxi
Italy
U.S
Sanctuary advocates seek to reform US foreign policy
Clergymen Father William J. Davis and the Rev. Philip E. Wheaton champion the Sanctuary movement aiming to protect Central American immigrants and push policy changes. They defend sanctuary as American tradition while critics say the effort seeks to alter U.S. policy and challenge immigration law.
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William J. Davis
Philip E. Wheaton
Sanctuary
Central America
U. S
Conservative Institute On Religion and Democracy
Capital Hilton
Washington
Father Davis
Philip Wheaton
Christic Institute
D. C
National Sanctuary Defense Fund
Union Theological Seminary
Puerto Rico
Dominican Republic
William Sloane Coffin
Riverside Church
New York
Sanctuary Movement
Mr. Coffin
Vietnam
U. S. State Department
Chicago
Pioneer Sanctuary
Presbyterian
U.S.A
Dana W. Wilbanks
Coffin
Wilbanks
IRD
Tors
William French Smith
Southside Presbyterian Church of
Tuscon
Southside Presbyterian Church
Wheaton
el Salvador
Immigration and Naturalization Service
How A Hermit Gets That Way
A narrator recalls a quiet hermit living in a Utah cave along a railroad route. A conductor and fellow traveler muse about interviewing him but decide against it to avoid turning the recluse into a media spectacle. The essay questions celebrity excess and the public’s appetite for sensational personal disclosures.
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Utah
Pacific Coast
People Magazine
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