Our View: Opportunity And Risk In Baker Syria Talks
The piece notes Baker’s Damascus overture amid Gulf crisis as 3000 Syrian troops join U.S. forces in Saudi defense. It weighs potential Arab unity against Assad’s regime, warns against legitimizing tyranny, and urges careful limits to cooperation given Syria’s history of terror and 1982 Hama crackdown.
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James Baker
Syria
Persian Gulf
Washington
Damascus
Kuwait
Saudi Arabia
Baker
Gulf
Saddam Hussein
Hafez Assad
United States
Egypt
Assad
Tehran
Baghdad
Saddam
State Department
Beirut
Scotland
Hama
Garet Thatcher
Iron Lady
Falklands
Emirates
Sanm
Paris
London
Japan
Kohl
Kaifu
Nick Brady
Econ
Hafez al-Assad
U.S
Iraq
Iran
Mr. Bush
Woodrow Wilson
Versailles
Hitler
Stalin
Churchill
Fdr
Letters To The Editor On Government Conspiracy And A Yard Sod Help
A reader questions the constitutional role of government and warns against world government schemes. The letter also praises Mike Skinner of Evergreen Turf Farm for correcting contaminated sod and adding extra turf at no cost after a damaged delivery.
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United States
Saddam Hussien
Council of Foreign Relations
Trilateral Commission
Europe
United’ Nations
KGB
Anatoliy Solitsyn
James Perloff
Mike Skinner
Evergreen Turf Farm
Jackson
Aiken Standard Seeks Readers Letters for Publication
The Aiken Standard invites letters to the editor signed by the writer with a readable mailing address. Letters should be concise and typed if possible. All letters may be edited for length and clarity and may cover any subject. Send to The Editor Box 456 Aiken South Carolina.
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Aiken Standard
Aiken, S.C
Aiken Standard Staff Rolodex for September 1990
Production Director Sue S. Brown oversees the Aiken Standard with Ellen C. Priest as Business Office Manager and Daniel S. Holland guiding Circulation. Dated Monday, September 17, 1990, the note lists key editorial and administrative roles.
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Sue S. Brown
Ellen C. Priest
Daniel S. Holland
New World Order Vision Faces Harsh Global Realities
The piece critiques President Bush and the 1990s push for a new world order, praising rhetoric of collective security while warning of risky alliances. It rebukes Soviet leader Gorbachev, Thatcher, Kohl, and Kaifu, highlights Assad’s brutality, and argues American independence over globalist plans.
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Bush
Saddam Hussein
Mr. Bush
George Bush
Gorbachev
Helsinki
Woodrow Wilson
Iraq
Gulf
Middle East
Soviet Union
Lord Willing
Mikhail Gorbashev
U.S
Statuty
Soviet Empire
Yugoslavia
Beijing
Sted
I. RS Ter
Party of Stability
Party of Freedom
Kuwaiti Tank Officer’s Tale Of Desert Breakout In Saudi Arabia
An anonymous Kuwaiti tank lieutenant claims his battalion and a handful of fellow crews fought a six hour breakout from Kuwait into Saudi Arabia on Aug 2 as Iraqi forces overwhelmed the border. He cites 30 Iraqi tanks down and about 200 vehicles lost, with three crewmen killed on the Iraqi side and four Kuwaiti dead.
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Omewhere
Saudi Arabia
al-Batin
Kuwait
Saddam Hussein
Ganized ‘Al-Batin
Kuwait City
Cemety Perio
Ati
al Batin
al- Batin
Oma Miles
London's Tourist Season Winds Down Amidst Pique
A reflective look at London as the peak tourist season ends, locals grumbling about crowds and greed for novelty. The piece notes 17 million visitors to Britain last year, with London drawing 9 million, sketches plans to divert tourists to attractions, and concepts like replica experiences and ersatz monuments to curb invasions of the city’s life.
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London
Britain
Covent Garden
Gravia
Stonehenge
Salisbury Plain
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Clemson Extension
Tom Earle
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Flos
John F. Boyette II
Jeffrey B. Wallace
Melanie L. Arney
Patrick J. Buchanan
Yalta
National Review
America
David Rockefeller
Robert Taft
David Evans
Chicago Tribune
Westminster
Buckingham Palace
Dorothy Storck
Madame Tussauds
England
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