Editorial says Soviets hid truth on Chernobyl accident
The piece accuses the Soviet Union of concealing facts about the Chernobyl disaster provoking Western criticism led by President Reagan. It notes delayed evacuations, blame on local authorities, and a broader claim that secrecy hindered global awareness of the catastrophe's magnitude and fallout.
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Overseas schools face cuts in defense spending impact
U.S. military family overseas schools face a 4.9 percent or $26.8 million budget cut affecting 156,000 students. Reductions include canceled 1986 summer programs, field trips, new textbooks, staff attrition with one in three not replaced, and a 25 percent drop in AV purchases. Classroom crowding rises as one third of quitting staff are not replaced. National NEA data show 243 students per teacher vs 23 nationwide. Defense spending per pupil falls short of national averages.
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Stewart Harris
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Cuomo shapes the issues as he weighs 1988 run
William Rusher argues Cuomo uses a form letter to raise money for a potential re election bid while weighing a presidential run. He contends Cuomo profits from Reagan era policies, shifts toward hard line domestic rhetoric, and moderates foreign policy stance yet remains undecided about 1988 goals.
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Clara Scott retires in 1966 Sun files item
Baytown Sun retrospective recalls 1966 events including J Fred Horn urging expansion of Robert E Lee High to 1 000 students. War veterans to receive bonus payments after postmasters file final instructions in Tri Cities. Goose Creek postmaster Florence McElhaney and others named.
Landmark 1927 Flight Across Atlantic Completed By Lindbergh
The Associated Press notes Charles A. Lindbergh landed the Spirit of St. Louis near Paris on May 21 1927 after a 3600 mile solo crossing in about 33 hours. It marks the first nonstop flight across the Atlantic Ocean and a historic aviation milestone.
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Bobby Franks
Bible Verse Reflects On Law and Sin Condemnation
A verse states that the law was weak through the flesh and God sent His Son in the likeness of sinful flesh to condemn sin in the flesh, highlighting a theological argument about salvation and judgment.
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