Middle Course Favored as Aquino Faces Philippine Crises
After addressing Congress for extended aid, President Corazon Aquino returns home to renewed turmoil. Defense Minister Juan Ponce Enrile's opposition, coup talk, and arrests threaten negotiations with insurgents while the United States backs Aquino. A separate USC Aiken anniversary honors pioneers who built the institution.
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Congress
Cory Aquino
Philippines
Rodolfo Salas
Juan Ponce Enrile
Enrile
Aquino
Marcos
Cebu
United States
U.S
Stephen W. Bosworth
University of South Carolina
Aiken
USCA
Edward C. Cushman Jr
Christopher Sharpe
North Georgia College
Dahlonega
William C. Casper
Willard Davis
USC System
John Duffy
Davis
South Carolina Governors Race and Media Bias
Ashley Cooper analyzes the South Carolina gubernatorial contest noting the close race between Campbell Hartnett and Daniel, the potential national impact if a Democratic governor appointments shift control of the Senate, and the media's discrediting of government disinformation while praising journalism's past. He critiques current media practices and favors cautious reporting over sensationalism.
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S.C
Fritz Hollings
Senate
South Carolina
Columbia
Daniel
Campbell
Hartnett
Jim Edwards
Washington
Edwards
Reagan
Gov. Riley
Sen. Thurmond
U.S. Senate
Negative advertising drives 1986 U S campaign tone
A survey of states shows a flood of negative TV ads targeting opponents. From Angela Davis posters in Colorado to a $750,000 disappearance claim in Wisconsin, campaigns deploy personal attacks arguing they deter rivals and shape voter judgment amid rising cynicism.
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Denver
Colorado
FBI
Angela Davis
Wisconsin
Senate
Missouri
South Dakota
Jane Fonda
North Dakota
Roger Stone
New York
Scott Miller
Miller
North Carolina
Jesse Helms
James Hunt
John Deardourff
Helms
California
Alan Cranston
Ed Zschau
Zschau
Cranston
Bob Kasten
Ed Garvey
Wertheimer
Reagan
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Fred Wertheimer
Common Cause
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