NATO and German reunification steer new Europe endgame
The piece argues U S anger at Chancellor Kohl over talks with Moscow on removing all nuclear weapons from German soil masks a deeper dispute about NATO’s future. It questions Germany’s fears of renewed conflict and urges bold diplomacy to end the Cold War, risking German autonomy for a unified Europe and a withdrawal of U S troops if Gorbachev pursues demilitarization.
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Voice of the People letters on Hoffman and politics
Readers critique Abbie Hoffman and the left, urging democratic fidelity and criticising Marxist regimes. A second letter describes Raynor Motorsports open house, praising family attendance, autographs by Derek Daly, and a charitable donation, with submission guidelines for letters to the editor.
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Illinois debates death sentence in federal ruling
The Illinois attorney general defends appealing a federal judge's finding that the 1977 death penalty law is unconstitutional. Judge Baker's decision threatens to invalidate 121 death sentences, including that of John Gacy, and could move the case to the 7th Circuit and possibly the U.S. Supreme Court.
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
May month brings blooms and big events across the year
The writer celebrates May with May flowers and tulips while noting Kentucky Derby festivities and mint juleps. They highlight TV boosts for horse racing and the Indy 500, mention Easy Goer, Preakness, and graduation seniors, plus a high school Prom and preparations for summer camping. May is also High Blood Pressure Month.
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May 6 1979 Dixon notes feed grain payments to Lee County
On May 6 1979 the feed grain program deficiency payments totaling 210195 were issued to Lee County producers for their 1978 corn crops. ASC chair Peter Dinges said farmers in the 1978 set aside program qualified for the payments.
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