Polish unrest tests Solidarity resolve two years on
Demonstrations marking Solidarity's second anniversary show continued popular support and organizational ability against Jaruzelski's regime. Rioting by some protesters signals growing frustration while the West debates reaction as economic crisis looms. Reagan earns praise for backing Polish people amid Western inaction.
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Taxes Won't Drive Down Interest Rates Says Editorial
The tax bill is praised as needed and morale-boosting but its claim to lower interest rates is deemed indirect at best. Rates are set by supply and demand for lendable funds and inflation expectations, both only modestly affected by taxes. Even with higher revenue deficits remain large, limiting the bill’s impact.
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Reagan Plan Signals Major Pivot in Middle East Policy
The Reagan Plan marks a sharp shift from past positions, centering on the Palestinian issue and Arab definitions of the crisis. It envisions Jordanian supervision of autonomy, possible East Jerusalem voting rights, and questions a policing role by Arabs, while risking clashes with Begin and testing U S leverage in Lebanon.
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Dear Dr Graham Practical steps for self discipline
The letter urges recognizing self discipline as both a practical and spiritual issue. It cites God’s will to grow, asks to realign priorities with seek first his kingdom, and suggests enlisting trusted helpers to create daily time plans or schedules to improve discipline. It emphasizes prayer and accountability.
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DR. Graham
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Billions For Defense Still Not Enough
Washington critics say the Reagan defense budget spends wildly on military buildup while neglecting social welfare. They note defense outlays fell from 49 percent of the budget in 1960 to 23.6 percent in 1980 and warn current needs exceed proposed spending.
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Letters to the Editor Guidelines at Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with the writer’s mailing address and handwriting for publication. Anonymous submissions are not considered. Kept legible and preferably typed, letters may be edited for space clarity taste and libel.
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