Teller says defensive nuclear tech may secure peace and set new path
The Gazette discusses Edward Teller's assertion that a hard defensive anti missile system could be feasible, potentially providing stability and peace. It notes Teller's shift from skepticism to belief and references orbiting lasers and particle beam ideas explored with U.S. and Soviet scientists, urging Washington to push ahead rather than freeze.
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United States
U.S
Edward Teller
Reagan
White House
New York Times
America
Earth
Dr. Teller
Teller
Washington
Role models again Commendations to the National Education Association
The NEA keeps its focus on education in its 1982 campaign, avoiding abortion, boycotts, and foreign loans while weighing tuition credits and federal aid. With a $1.3 million national effort and 1.8 million members, its PAC leans Democratic though hints of restraint emerge as rank and file tire of overreach.
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National Education Association
Department of Education
South Africa
NEA
Teamsters
PAC
Reaganomics as Dems' whipping boy in 1982 elections
The piece argues Reaganomics is used by Democrats and media to shape the 1982 elections. It critiques tax cuts and spending projections, notes Stockman versus Carter-era figures, and accuses media and liberal factions of camouflaging liberalism while propping Sarbanes. It portrays a bipartisan maneuver to frame economic policy as Reaganomics.
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Tom Bethell
National Review
David Stockman
Carter
Virginia
Reagan
Sarbanes
Year of the mud pie in politics and the voters
A political column critiques rising negative campaigning in 1982 while noting judge attacks, editorial battles, and the evolving tactics of candidates. It cites California judges, the California bar, and figures like Adlai Stevenson, Jim Thompson, and Reaganomics to discuss the crisis of democratic discourse.
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Washington
Etta
June Allyson
California
Los Angeles Times
Anthony Murray
State Bar of California
Murray
O’brien
National Conservative Political Action Committee
NCPAC
Bumper Sticker KRNA Sparks Political Debate in Iowa
A columnist recalls motorists with KRNA bumper stickers offering free records and contrasts this non political promotion with voter apathy. The piece questions whether bumper stickers influence elections and wonders how many will vote Tuesday unaware KRNA is not on the ballot.
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Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
KRNA
Quotation on Grammatical Errors Sparks Editorial Note
A reader note critiques common misuses in writing from misplaced flower wordplay to verb agreement. It cites examples including flour flour confusion and the improper use of was shipped versus are shipped.
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Quaker
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