Reality Principle Three Strikes and You're Out
A Chicago Sun-Times column recalls Memorial Day family picnic ballgame chaos. A pitcher clashes with teammates over whether to give a batter another chance, illustrating the Reality Principle that in baseball three strikes end an turn.
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Begin calls for silence in Middle East peace push
Prime Minister Menahem Begin urged silence from all sides to clear the way for stalled Geneva talks. In Cairo, Egypt arrests Shukri Ahmed Mustafa, a 34 year old agronomist linked to a fanatic Moslem sect after two years on the run. United Nations Secretary General Kurt Waldheim says he has sent a second investigation team to Uganda as he weighs humanitarian intervention options.
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Employers seek fines for hiring illegal aliens in new policy
Labor Secretary Ray Marshall outlines administration plans to fine employers who hire undocumented workers, proposes amnesty for some illegals, border enforcement, and a counterfe it proof ID. He opposes renewed bracero programs, arguing they depress domestic jobs and fuel illegal hiring.
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Soviet critique grows as neutron bomb debate heats up
Washington reports Moscow condemns U S neutron warhead tests after underground Nevada detonation. Tass cites Yuri Kornilov warning the weapon risks derailment of détente and U S strategic arms talks. Carter weighs production decision amid Soviet backlash.
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