Nicaragua Tightens Civil Liberties Under Ortega Governance
The Sandinista regime under Daniel Ortega suspends nearly all civil liberties, claiming defense against U S and allied aggression. Critics see it as a formal tightening that undermines any chance of resolving tensions with Washington and could push opponents toward guerrilla action or church conflict.
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Nicaragua
United States
Daniel Ortega
U.N. General Assembly
Reagan
Washington
Ortega
U.S
Church
Nobel Prize Chemists Honor Karle Hauptman Work
Dr. Jerome Earle of the Naval Research Laboratory praises research at NRL and DoD briefing. Herbert Hauptman and Karl Karle share the 1985 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for structure of matter techniques used in lab sites worldwide. Their work aids propellant design and growth promotion science.
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Naval Research Laboratory
NRL
Jerome Earle
Washington, D.C
Earle
Isabella
Washington
Navy
Karle
Department of Defense
Dod
Herbert Hauptman
Medical Foundation of Buffalo
N.Y
Hauptman
Naval
Dr. Karle
Will a Robot Replace You In Industry
The article reviews robot use and limits in manufacturing and media. It cites GenCorp in Marion Indiana and GMF Robotics in Troy Michigan, noting cost, maintenance, and the need for human labor alongside automation. It highlights growing orders at Tandon Megastar and X Mark Industries and warns robots do not yet replace humans.
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Farraday
Japan
GenCorp
Marion
Ind
Corvette
Automation
The
Wall Street Journal
U.S
GMF Robotics
Troy
Mich
General Motors
Brian Carlisle
Adept Technology
Sunnyvale
Calif
Tandon Corp
Megastar
Sult
Tandon
X-Mark Industries
Hollywood
Garp
Blade Runner
Wolfen
Nuclear fear derailed U S nuclear power after Three Mile Island
The article argues TMI spurred opposition to nuclear energy, leading utilities to favor coal plants despite risks. It cites health data on cancer, emissions, and accidents, notes legal protests at the plant, and critiques risk perception, media exposure, and public choices versus personal health actions.
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Three Mile Island
U.S
Pennsylvania Health Department
United States
Bernard L. Cohen
University of Pittsburgh
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Cohen
Did I Tell You About My Operation
Peggy Cass injured her knee and sued for surgery on the wrong knee. A Manhattan jury awarded $460,000 against the surgeon and hospital. The piece recalls other medical secrecy and personal operation stories, ending with a prompt for the reader to share their own operation tale.
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Peggy Cass
Peggy
Manhattan
Reagan
Woodrow Wilson
Cleveland
White House
Aiken Standard Letters to Editor Guidelines
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with writer's address for publication. Anonymous pieces are not considered. Letters should be legible and may be condensed for space and libel concerns. Address letters to Letters to the Editor AP Box 456 Aiken SC 29801.
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Aiken, S.C
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