Western Europe Relies on NATO Nuclear Arms for Deterrence
NATO ministers fear a Soviet conventional onslaught without U S nuclear backing. West Germany warns that removing nuclear weapons invites rapid blitzkrieg by Moscow's forces, with Warsaw Pact superiority in tanks, artillery, and aircraft reinforcing the risk of war.
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Western Europe
Soviet Union
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Reykjavik
America
Atlantic
Ronald Reagan
Mikhail Gorbachev
West Germany
Europe
NATO
Bernard Rogers
Moscow
Warsaw Pact
Kremlin
International Institute For Strategic Studies
Western
NATO Long
Gleneagles
Scotland
Alliance
Empty Promises Won't Win Farm Vote Next Week
A column argues farmers will not support politicians who promise more government aid. It notes farm decline, rising net worth from subsidies, and the 1985 farm bill’s gradual cuts while warning of an evolving, more independent agricultural sector in the United States.
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Washington
United States
McCleskey Case Faces Race Debate In Death Penalty
The Chicago Tribune examines Warren McCleskey's appeal arguing racial disparity taints his death sentence for murdering a white police officer in Atlanta. It questions whether statistics prove bias and warns of broader constitutional risks if the Court reforms punishment based on race.
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Atlanta
Warren McCloskey
Supreme Court
McCleskey
U.S
Georgia
Gypsy a Great Success Thanks To Contributors
Community thanks circulate after successful Gypsy performances at Etherredge Center USCA. Acknowledges cooperation from Aiken Heart Board, City of Aiken, St. Pauls Lutheran Church, program advertisers, patrons, cast, orchestra and production staff led by Will Cole.
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Aiken
Etherredge Center
USCA
Aiken Heart Board
City of
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Will Cole
Walterboran Dems Back Education Efforts
Arden E. Lemmen urges continued Democratic support for education in South Carolina. He argues for more schools longer school years frequent testing for students teachers and administrators and auditing of boards and counties with expanded federal funding to improve education.
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South Carolina
Arden E. Lemmen
Underhill Road
Walterboro
Spies Cost U.S. Billions Says Senate Panel
The Senate Select Committee on Intelligence warns espionage costs the United States billions and calls for major reforms in personnel policies information security and computer security. It urges standardizing clearance processes scrapping the confidential category and investing about 500 million more yearly in security measures beginning beyond fiscal 1985.
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Senate Select Committee On Intelligence
United States
Dave Durenberger
R-Minn
Congress
Voter urges support for Ralph Gunter in District 84 race
Diane O Turner of Graniteville endorses Ralph Gunter as full time representative, criticizing Billy Jones after six years and urging turnout on election day. The letter also notes proceeds support diabetes research aiding over 170000 South Carolinians.
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Ralph Gunter
Billy Jones
Mr. Jones
Diane O. Turner
P.O
Graniteville
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Lacey
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Junkie
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St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
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