Poland's salvation through a Church backed compromise
Poland experiments with a 'Front of National Accord' linking non communist groups like Solidarity and the Catholic Church to seats and ministries. Pope John Paul II urges joint ownership of means of work while Poland faces debt and shortages, as the government weighs worker control and social justice.
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Catholic Church
Jaruzelski
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Lech Walesa
Jozef Glemp
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Nuclear waste routes prompt Iowa worry but need calm view
A leaked National Academy of Sciences draft suggests Iowa could see up to about 4500 to 9000 truckloads yearly on I 80 if southern Nevada becomes a central dump. Critics fear hazards, but advocates note shielding, regulatory safeguards, and the broader need to store spent fuel safely as US nuclear plants continue operation.
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Nevada
National Academy of Sciences
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Environmental Policy Institute
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Neutron weapons moral critique by a radiation expert
Dr. J Garrett Allen recounts his World War II Manhattan Project experiences and the Slotin accident to argue against neutron warheads. He warns that tactical nuclear use would cause widespread radiation injuries with delayed deaths, limited medical treatment, and ongoing suffering for survivors.
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Louis Slotin
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratories
Slotin
Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Alvin Graves
Nevada Test Site
Interior plan on selling national forest lands sparks dispute
A letter criticizes Interior Secretary Watt for selling national forest lands to private interests. The writer argues such sales reduce long term federal income, threaten wildlife preservation, and fail to cut the national debt, urging higher use fees instead. The piece also condemns Monetary Control Act provisions enabling Fed monetization of foreign debt and calls for repeal, while apologizing for a misquoted senior citizens article and proposing a Senior Citizens Appreciation Day.
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James Watt
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Tragedy at Stop Sign Ends Grimes Couple’s Lives
One year ago a teenage driver ran a stop sign and struck the Schultz couple, Lee and Linda, who with the Grimes Rescue Unit and Volunteer Fire Department had devotedly served others. The families bear the loss and urge obedience to signs to prevent another tragedy.
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Lee
Linda Schultz
Grimes
Thanking those who cared during hospital stay
A grateful couple thanks friends and family for love prayers letters calls and visits during his hospital confinements. They extend special appreciation to St Luke's fifth floor nurses and to the doctors respiratory therapists and all others who made the stay pleasant.
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May and Might Usage in Reportorial Style
The text discusses the distinction between may and might in tense sequence with Theodore Bernstein noting may shift to might in indirect discourse. It cites a reporter error in a safety quote about a fatal auto accident and seat belt use.
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Theodore Bernstein
Distinguishing might from may in mood and tension
The text contrasts might and may to show how might signals smaller possibility than may and how may conveys obligation in some contexts. It cites dictionary guidance and applies the distinction to examples like a possible rain event and a sports score scenario.
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