Pope John Paul II Speaks And Listens In U S Visit
The pope begins a 10 day U S tour in Miami hearing strong words on issues from priestly celibacy to AIDS and the church's role with Hispanics and Jews. He responds with measured remarks on freedom, responsibility, and enduring values, awaiting dialogue with American bishops in Los Angeles.
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Newark
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Los Angeles
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Humorous Vignettes from Wartime Laughter Echoed
A collage of jokes and scenes from Ashkenazi humor and World War II era satire. It includes Mrs Czernik in Poznan trying to buy a bicycle, Lev Bryshkov facing Siberian labor, and a Kharkhov angel of death encounter. The piece cites Patrick P. McCurdy and Clark Hobbie for its rounds of quips about human quirks and societal foibles.
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Siberia
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United States
Hart faithful to wife sparks calls for higher standards
Readers attack Senator Gary Hart over fidelity and moral leadership, arguing personal conduct reflects fitness for office. Others urge residents to require strong ethics from elected officials and caution on public trust and law enforcement.
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AP Newspersons Bias Sparks Comment in Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard runs two AP pieces on Friday prompting commentary. Allegations claim Falwell was snubbed by the pope and accuse Catholics of voodoo practice, reflecting perceived AP bias described by Fr. Ed Dillon of St. Gerard's.
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Aiken Standard Letters to Editor Guidelines
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with a readable address for publication. Anonymous submissions are rejected. Letters may be edited for space clarity and libel. Address letters to Letters to the Editor at P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29802.
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Robertson wins Ames straw poll toughens Bush challenge
In Ames Iowa Pat Robertson dominates with 34 percent in a 3800 vote straw poll, while Bush trails with 22 percent and Dole at 25 percent. The result signals Robertson strong organizing but questions remain about broader caucus turnout and national viability as Bush seeks late momentum.
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