Fundamentalists weigh Robertson bid for 1988 presidency
In Lynchburg, Pat Robertson moves toward a presidential run amid wary voices from Falwell and Swaggart. Falwell praises Robertson as an asset to the Republican ticket but warns of clashes with evangelical aims, while Swaggart hopes Robertson abandons the bid. Robertson emphasizes his education and CBN leadership to counter clergy politics doubts.
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Lynchburg, Va
Pat Robertson
Pat
Jerry Falwell
Jimmy Swaggart
Baton Rouge
Robertson
Swaggart
Liberty University
Falwell
George Bush
Ment
Billy Graham
London School of Economics
Texas blue law repeal yields unclear retail effects
A sagging Texas economy makes it hard to gauge whether the Sunday shopping repeal has boosted sales. Retailers and officials disagree on impact while the state comptroller studies the change. Measured attitudes show mixed views, with ongoing debate about benefits.
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Dallas
State Comptroller’s
Day Fire
Council
Texas
Registration at LC minutes to complete fall enrollment
Late registration runs September 2 3 from 10 am to 7 pm with a 10 dollar late fee. ASSET testing and multiple sessions are offered during these days. Counselors and admissions staff will assist with questions about courses registration and testing at LC.
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LC Counseling Center
Admissions and Records Office
Educators condemn tax bill harming university gifts
Higher education officials across the nation attack the latest federal tax reform bill. They warn it could cut donations by hundreds of millions, raise costs for endowed gifts, and hamper student aid, with strong concern over loss of appreciated-property deductions. Some see possible gains from lower rates but fear net effects remain uncertain.
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Austin
Sheldon Steinbach
American Council On Education
Patricia Hayes
St. Edward’s University
Indepen
Dent Colleges and Universities
Steinbach
University of Texas
Don Leverty
Washington
Rick Eason
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Southwestern
House-Senate
Conference Committee
Texas
Hayes
Leverty
Soviet agent arrest highlights U N espionage case
Gennadiy Zakharov, a Soviet UN employee, is charged with spying after a student reported a repeated approach from 1983 to 1985. He allegedly paid for unclassified data on robotics and computing and attempted to obtain classified Air Force material, threatening life imprisonment if convicted.
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New York
United Nations
FBI
Gennadiy Fedorovich Zakharov
Lane Bonner
Washington
Queens College
Zakharov
United Nations Center For Science and Technology For Development
U.S
Bendix
General Electric
Soviet Union
United States
William Webster
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Texas Retailers Association
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