Fall Bargains In Suits As Hollings Wears Korea Tailor Made
Our view notes the U S garment industry may be hurt by Sen Hollings ordering a custom suit from Korea. The suit was delivered by Sen Lugar at the request of a Seoul embassy officer, with fabric sourced in the United States.
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Lee
Washington
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Kinsey-Roper Sex Quiz Questioned By Editor
A newspaper article ridicules the Kinsey Institute and Roper Organization survey as sensationalist and designed to titillate readers to attract grants. It notes the survey asks provocative questions and leaves the answers to readers to look up themselves.
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Why Gasoline Prices Lag Behind Crude Oil Moves
A Letters to the Editor explains why pump prices don’t track crude oil daily. It cites spot markets showing crude up 30 cents a gallon while gas rose 20 cents, noting refiners pass on costs gradually and that gasoline may follow if oil trends downward.
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Middle East
Iraq
Aiken Standard Seeks Public Letters to the Editor
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with the writer’s mailing address. Letters should be legible, preferably typed, and concise. All letters may be edited or condensed before publication and may cover any subject. Send to The Editor, Aiken Standard, Box 456, Aiken SC 29802.
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Rambo fantasy on Saddam assassination by Stallone cited
The piece debates a so called Rambo solution to Iraq, noting risks of assassination and the policy against killing foreign leaders. It cites Kissinger and Ford, and warns that removing Saddam could backfire, fueling anti US anger and inviting retaliation.
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Middle East
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Foreign Relations Committee
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Realpolitik Hawk
James Baker
Congress
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Iraq
U.S
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Inger
Jerry Ford
Ford
Frank Church
Church
Bush
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Libya
Moammar Gadhafi
Gadhafi
Fidel Castro
Turner
Richard Helms
Stallone
Tears and Pain Mark Funeral for Two Philadelphia Teens
In southwest Philadelphia Darren Norwood 19 and Terence Ryans 18 were shot to death after leaving a movie. Neighbors and family describe them as nonviolent and close, while the community gathers for a candlelight vigil and funeral services.
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Darren
University of Pennsylvania
Ann Norwood
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Bernard
Rhetoric and Realities in the Middle East Debate
A veteran correspondent critiques Western seesaw policy in the Middle East. He argues Arabs are diverse and that saber rattling is overemphasized, while Western actions and historical boundary redraws shaped the region and trust. The piece cautions against neat antitheses and urges tempered expectations.
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