Windbag Andrew Young and the limits of talk
Perspective on UN Ambassador Andrew Young follows Buckley and Rowan in arguing his remarks are loud but limited in impact. The piece urges readers to focus on actual deeds of would be world changers rather than the rhetoric of a single diplomat.
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Parents blame school for poor education in Florida case
In a Florida dispute, parents sue a school to block their 19 year old daughter's graduation, arguing she has not learned enough. The piece questions why action is taken so close to graduation and argues parental responsibility mirrors school responsibility in a deteriorating public education system.
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Controversy Over Andrew Young Dominates Washington Debate
The article notes attacks on UN Ambassador Andrew Young over remarks on Cuban advisers in Ethiopia and racism in the Soviet Union Sweden and Queens. It contrasts media fixation on Young with fading focus on Carter administration policy in Africa highlighted by Mondale’s stance against South Africa’s apartheid.
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Editor Replies to Liz Brightens Danville Critique
A reader defends Miss Taylor amid a May 28 editorial, praising Averett’s Miss Taylor as warm and noting a photographer captured her greeting a student with a kitten. The editor clarifies the piece aimed to praise her talents, not attack her appearance.
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Dissidents in Moscow face tighter controls and show trials
In Moscow the dissident movement has slowed under Soviet pressure and U.S. entanglement. Sakharov trusts and a Ukrainian sailor suffer harassment while Lipavsky and Orlov face arrest, and Anatole Scharansky is held. The West’s protests have been used as justification for arrests and treason accusations.
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Popgun Salute Fails to Rally Environmental Energy Support
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report on President Carter's energy program suffering a muted rally from environmental and consumer groups. Only 4 million members among 29 groups backed it on condition of minimal publicity, while figures like Ralph Nader and Barry Commoner opposed increased nuclear and coal goals, weakening the administration's drive and inviting congressional pushback.
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The Ordeal Of Andrew Young by William F Buckley Jr
Buckley criticizes Andrew Young as naive and moderndirected toward Africa. He argues Young is racially charged, overreaching in representing Black Americans, and amplifies his role with controversial rhetoric. The piece questions Young's stance and the U N’s moral inertia.
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