Terror in Rome Changes a Journalist's World
Susanne Fowler recalls life in Rome during the late 1970s and 1980s as terrorism reshaped daily routines and fears. She describes Moro's assassination, Bologna station blast, police raids, and her own brush with suspicion while photographing protests. Fowler notes a pervasive sense that no one is immune to violence.
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Washington Post scrutiny of Edwin Meese IIl, Reagan's policy adviser, argues his remarks on civil liberties reveal a view that opponents of tough crime measures form a criminals lobby. The piece notes Meese’s misquote of a footnote and defends the ACLU’s broader civil rights role despite his stance.
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