Public reaction on U S policy in Central America voices mixed
Readers from New Orleans to Santa Rosa Beach express varied views on U S involvement in Central America. Some urge staying out or limiting ties, others urge stronger support for Reagan, while a few warn of entanglement and echoes of Vietnam.
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Friendship Across Time and Distance in Personal Ties
A reflective piece on the meaning of friendship, its enduring qualities, and how time, distance, and growth test closeness. It contrasts casual acquaintances with true friends, noting key traits like understanding, acceptance, kindness, and shared history. It recounts a personal example of a long friendship enduring despite aging and separation.
Reflections on Friendship Across Time and Places
A lyrical reminiscence recalls Cliff walk in Newport and talks of life and friendship. The writer contrasts northern and southern roots, recalls Jennifer’s graduation, Rocky Top, and a circle including Nan Maude and Don. The piece celebrates enduring bonds and everyday kindness.
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Hold Them but Don't Fold Them by Al Goldman
Al Goldman argues the market has entered a normal correction within a long bull run. He notes the Dow trails and bond losses, but insists oversold conditions favor a rebound, with a low near 1100s in the Dow signaling future upside amid earnings growth and ample liquidity.
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al Goldman
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