Peace or Appeasement in the Carter Reagan Clash
The piece argues Carter uses foreign policy to attack Reagan accusing him of rashness while Reagan is portrayed as prudent and cautious. It critiques SALT II as harmful and calls for rejecting it while sparking new talks to test Soviet intent. It warns against appeasement and stresses strengthening defense to avoid war.
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Carter SALT II critique and Senate opposition outlined
The memorandum argues Carter rushed SALT II, undermining negotiators and inviting Soviet advantage. It cites Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services committees condemning the treaty as unequal and unratifiable, while Ford dissents and Carter faces Republican and Democratic criticism over peace posture and political framing.
Glenn Opposed SALT II In Foreign Relations Committee
The excerpt describes Senator Glenn opposing SALT II in the Foreign Relations Committee and contemplates a possible future vote on the Senate floor. It notes Carter’s stance and critics labeling SALT II flawed while arguing that honorable disagreement exists.
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Aiken Standard Sets Letter Deadline for Election Coverage
The Aiken Standard will not publish letters received after 5 p.m. Tuesday October 28 1980 for the November 4 election. Letters received before the deadline and deemed acceptable will appear by Friday October 31. The policy allows only nonpartisan or already-replied issues and requires verification of authenticity.
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Intellectuals play verdict on presidential race and TV
Ashley Cooper critiques the liberal elite for dismissing candidates and blames television for shaping views. He argues Reagan and Carter are capable leaders and urges informed support rather than cynicism or indifference. He notes TV commentators chase smartness while failing to praise any candidate equally.
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