France delivers Supre Etendard jets to Iraq amid Gulf crisis
The report notes five Supre Etendard jets be sent from France to Iraq potentially widening the Iran Iraq war. Iran threatens to block the Strait of Hormuz while the United States warns against force, and France faces a dubious motive linked to debt.
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Clark May Not Alter Interior Direction
President Reagan names William Clark as secretary of the interior. A Californian longtime troubleshooter, Clark has served in California and Washington roles, including California Supreme Court nominee and national security adviser candidate. He is seen as Reagan’s alter ego whose policies will mirror the president’s, with no dramatic policy shift anticipated.
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Reaction to castration column draws mixed letters
Readers weigh in after a column urging castration of two time convicted rapists. Two women deliver flowers to the office, many approve, but Jane Wiggins of People Against Rape condemns the piece as erroneous.
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Prophets of Yesteryear Question Reaganomics Debate
Readers recall supply-side economics amid a debate in The American Spectator November issue. Robert Bartley argues inflation and rates fell after tax cuts, while George Gilder Malcolm Forbes and Jack Kemp defend the approach. Dukakis and Bradley are cited as politicians embracing supply-side insights.
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Baltimore Conference aims to chart post Reagan GOP future
About 60 young GOP lawmakers plan a Baltimore gathering October 28 to 30 to explore a new direction for the party and the country. Led by Connie Mack III Vin Weber and Newt Gingrich the group seeks fresh ideas beyond Reagan era policy while acknowledging uncertainty and risk of mere babble. They cite Drucker Bell Boulding Toffler and Naisbitt as influences and contrast with Democratic efforts from Gary Hart and others.
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Aiken Standard Seeks Signed Letters to Editor
The Aiken Standard invites readers to submit letters to the editor signed with the writer’s handwriting and including a mailing address. Anonymous letters are rejected. Letters should be legible and may be edited for space clarity taste and libel. Address Letters to Editor P O Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29801.
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Inclusive Language Lectionary Provokes Wide Debate
George W. Cornell reports on the NCC push to revise Bible language for gender neutrality and the debate over preserving traditional terms. The letter from Mrs. L.G. Ahrens urges action against drunk driving, noting 70 fatalities daily and appeals for public safety.
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