Misplaced Sympathy Over Reagan Amnesty For Air Controllers
Opinion argues Reagan was right to grant limited amnesty to striking air traffic controllers while urging prosecution of any who endangered lives. It credits union influence for political pressure but claims new FAA evidence supports the tough initial stance and notes improved pilot cooperation since the strike.
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Reagan
FAA
The Lack Of Outrage Is Outrageous
George F. Will argues NATO lacks moral fury over Soviet actions in Poland and laments Western restraint. He compares past wartime responses, warns of NATO’s drift toward inertial diplomacy, and contends the alliance risks becoming ornamental without real deterrence.
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Washington
Hitler
Neville Chamberlain
Brezhnev
Poland
Moscow
Warsaw
Rhineland
Anschluss
Warsaw Pact
NATO
London Times
Britain
Berlin Wall
Helsinki
Europe
Russia
Chile
Salvador Allende
West
West Germany
Afghanistan
Henry Kissinger
America
Kissinger
Private aid by companies boosts jobs and volunteers
Denikor in Denver runs a three year rehabilitation program for 60 residents with counseling and work in city services and private business. Seventy percent stay out of trouble after 13 years. Cenikor funds come from corporations and its own business, with no government aid.
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Washington
CNF
Denikor
Denver
Colorado
Cenikor Foundation
Cenikor
Fontana
California
Steelworkers Oldtimers Foundation
Ruth McKinnon
Sean Sullivan
American Enterprise Institute
Speed Reading Comes To Classrooms In Ten Week Course
Paul Harvey notes that schoolchildren lag in reading and comprehension while Dr. Vearl McBride demonstrates rapid reading methods. A ten week course uses stopwatch timing, simple third grade material, page angle changes, eye movement patterns, and repeated rereading to raise speed and eventually comprehension.
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West Bank
Mississippi
Tom Sawyer
Vearl McBride
Culver-Stockton College
Debbie
U S Faces Israeli Ambush Attempt Over Golan Annexation
United States narrowly avoided appearing to condone Israel’s Golan Heights annexation as Begin aimed to stage a televised move with Haig present. Haig canceled due to the Poland crisis, provoking White House anger over Begin’s tactics and broader Middle East strain.
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Menachem Begin
Golan Heights
U.S
United States
State Department
Tel Aviv
Alexander Haig
Israel
Begin
Anwar Sadat
Haig
Poland
Lewis
Caspar Weinberger
Middle East
Reagan
White House
Weinberger
Philip Habib
James Dunn
R-Mich
Veterans Administration
National Academy of Sciences
Rehabilitation Engineering Center
VAREC
New York
Anthony Staros
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