The Soviet Union Faces a National Catastrophe, Says Aron
The piece argues the Soviet Union is near dissolution as Gorbachev struggles with Central Committee elections and rising independence movements. It cites Leon Aron and Boris Yeltsin, noting mass emigration to Russia and growing nationalist violence. The article warns Western arms talks are being overtaken by events.
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Open letter debates social security and tax policy
A reader criticizes Moynihan and media for labeling social security actions as embezzlement. The writer argues for increased benefits funded by higher taxes or by reducing taxes, urging repayment for excess taxes paid by retirees who worked. They propose freeing benefits for those over 65 even if still employed and critique early retirement penalties. L. Javorik Oregon also complains about delayed Pathfinder mailings affecting a writers workshop, demanding a more professional publication schedule. Sherry Hanson Dixon comments follow.
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Immigration reform to protect families under new policy
The Bush administration issued liberalized INS guidelines to shield children and spouses of legal residents from deportation. The change aims to reduce regional interpretation variance, making the amnesty process more uniform and humane, though eligibility still requires documented proof and a lengthy process.
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Telegraph letters policy for Dixon Telegraph
The Dixon Telegraph outlines submission rules for letters to the editor. Signed letters with full address and phone are required and unsigned letters will not be published. Submissions must be under 400 words, with longer pieces edited as needed and writers limited to 12 letters per year.
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Not Over Til It's Over A Lesson From Wrestling
A DeKalb regional wrestling event shows three Dukes Art Chacon Dave Ratner and Jacob Hey turning near defeats into victories and losses into life lessons. The writer extols sports as a source of perseverance and self belief with reminders that in life as in wrestling you never give up until the final whistle.
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Dixon native Grammy nominee tops musical notes
A Dixon m teacher and musician Jerry Hey, a Dixon High School graduate, was nominated for a Grammy for arranging Earth Wind and Fire’s After the Love Is Gone. He has worked in Van Nuys as a freelance musician for four years.
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