Heaven Can Wait by Roxanne Busch Sparks Controversial Advice
Roxanne Busch, a doctoral candidate, spoke to an American Association of University Women gathering in Upper Darby. Her remarks urged women to fight dirty and defend themselves while cautioning against weapon use. The talk centered on sobering, blunt advice and sparked debate.
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Roxanne E. Busch
Ms. Busch
American Association of University Women
Upper Darby
Roxanne Busch
Chester Business and Professional Association honors Moll
The Chester Business and Professional Association salutes Widener University President Clarence R. Moll as he readies to become university chancellor. Over 22 years he has steered Widener’s rise in American higher education with notable leadership and vision.
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Chester Business and Professsional Association
Widener University
Clarence R. Moll
Dr. Moll
Upland tradesmen push debt protection society
A century ago tradesmen in Upland planned a protective society against bad debts. The item notes Cooper Rifles of Media in Washington for Garfield’s inauguration, Atlantic City cottage life, Chester Roller Skating Club host, and ocean steamer sales agent Robert Canning.
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Cooper Rifles of Media
Washington, D. C
James A. Garfield
Park Avenue
Atlantic City
Dennis Green
Chester
6Th Street
Phiadelphia
Atlantic Ocean
Robert Canning
Co-Operative
Upland
Almanac highlights and on this date facts for March 5 1981
The almanac notes today is Thursday March 5 1981 the 64th day of the year with 301 to follow the moon phase nears new. It lists zodiac Pisces and notes James Ives born March 5 1806 as Currier and Ives lithographer. It recalls historical events from 1770 Boston Massacre 1953 Stalin death 1966 Mount Fuji crash 1977 Carter radio Q&A. A Stalin quote closes.
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United Press International
Mercury
Venus
Jupiter
Saturn
Mars
James Ives
Currier and Ives
Boston
Soviet Union
Josef Stalin
Japan
Mount Euji
Carter
White House
U.S.S.R
Turbulent Senate Fight Looms Over Lefever Human Rights Nomination
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee prepares two days of hearings for Ernest Lefever to be assistant secretary of state for human rights amid fierce opposition. Critics cite his Ethics and Public Policy Center ties and funding sources including South Africa, while supporters portray him as a lifelong human rights advocate and geopolitical expert.
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Washington
Senate
Ernest W. Lefever
Reagan
Bea
Lefever
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ernest Lefevers
Ider
Bayard Austin
Martin Luther King
the Lefeyer
Yale
Cludes
Londonnational Institute For Strategic Studies
Brookings Institution
Ernest Lefever
Georgetown University
South Africa
ACLU
Helsinki Watch
Lawyers Committee For International Human Rights
Lefever and the Reagan human rights policy debate
Philip Lefever’s nomination faces the Senate Foreign Relations Committee as it weighs a shift from Carter’s universal rights test toward a selective approach. Lefever argues for strengthening reporting and using aid as leverage while entertaining policy adjustments, aligning with Kirkpatrick’s stance and challenging critics.
Your computer program or your life
A 19 year old California electronics expert hacked a telephone line to order a million dollars in goods, showing how computer crime spreads beyond theft. The U S Chamber estimates yearly losses over 300 million, and experts warn of computers being attacked or kidnapped, threatening national security. Donn B Stanford Research Institute cautions on global network penetration.
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Cain
Abel
California
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Stanford Research Institute
Donn B
Computer War Fears Echoed by Tech Expert Major Nations Depend on Computers
Paul Parker and Bob McLeod warn that nations are vulnerable to electronic warfare as future conflicts may center on data destruction. Experts say air traffic control, weather forecasting, markets, energy distribution, and civilian life could be sabotaged, with governments studying cyber defense.
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Parker, Saye
Bob McLeod
Jacksonville
Alabama
FBI
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Our civil defense dogs and the ration question
A UPI column notes the U.S. leads in civil defense prep but lags in pet survival rations. It cites a California firm’s freeze dried dog food as a model for sustenance after disasters, while raising concerns about other pets like hamsters and parakeets. The writer doubts Soviet equivalents exist and playfully questions shelter provisions for non canine pets.
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Washington
Old Rover
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