KISS Concert Critique Finds Few Satanic Signals
The writer notes a 9 000 ticket KISS show with 10 dollar admission yielded heavy publicity but little demonic impact. Security kept the crowd well behaved as the band delivered flashy stagecraft and noise over music and intellect, while moral panic and council fears proved unfounded.
Harkin urges action as Chile denies extradition in Letelier case
Rep. Tom Harkin condemned Chile's Supreme Court for denying a second extradition request for three former secret police linked to the 1976 Letelier assassination in Washington. He urged cutting military aid and banning Eximbank credit, while calling for UN action and broader international pressure.
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Orlando Letelier
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None of the Above runs for Louisiana governor under altered name
The Louisiana candidate None of the Above formerly known as Luther Devine Knox seeks a ballot option to reject all candidates. The First Circuit ruled that a name change on the ballot is not allowed and deemed the name deceptive, challenging election-law constraints.
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British Rhodesia Talks Offer Narrow Window for Hope
The London Conference on Rhodesia moves toward a possible broadly acceptable constitution and a transitional government. Muzorewa gains legitimacy as Smith loses influence while the Patriotic Front shifts to diplomacy, with Thatcher’s team steering a bold, contested path beyond sanctions.
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Public response to letters about the rock group KISS
A writer argues that public exposure from opposition to KISS is valuable. The letter cites famous sayings about judgment and sin, noting the public has earned insight through debate and reflection.
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KISS
Reader letter argues vitamins essential amid modern diet
Kenton Knepper urges acceptance of vitamin and mineral supplements, citing modern dietary flaws and environmental factors. He contends media underreports advocates like Linus Pauling and argues processing depletes nutrients, making supplements vital to health.
Isn’t it the truth by Carl Riblet Jr
A short syndicated caustic piece on politics noting that many office holders believe their own rhetoric and criticizing lobbyists as those who twist arms and grease jaws in Congress.
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Carl Riblet, Jr
GOP ascends in Mississippi voting trend reshapes state politics
Mississippi politics shift as Governor Finch faces federal probes and Republican Carmichael trails. Longtime Democrats Eastland and Stennis heads now loom replaced by Thad Cochran and Trent Lott potential Senate gains. Analysts see party realignment reshaping state governance and 1980s Senate balance.
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Trent Lott
Mississippi
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