From Atlanta to Salisbury. Youths confront two world contrasts
In a mirrored view, Jill Nelson compares black youths in Atlanta, Georgia, and Salisbury, Zimbabwe. Zimbabwean teens show confidence and purpose amid poverty and war recovery, while Atlanta youths face unemployment, despair, and a sense of expendability amid urban housing projects and curfews.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Salisbury
Zimbabwe
Africa
America
Jill Nelson
Nelson
PNL
Village Voice
Black Enterprise Magazine
Harare
Robert Mugabe
Wheat Street Gardens
Wheat Street
Maynard Jackson
Mercedes Benz
Rapeseed Turbulence Strains Vancouver Port and Rail
Vancouver handles 70 percent of Canada's rapeseed exports as a flood of high priced stock clashes with port capacity and rail car shortages. Officials call for tighter regulation while private industry argues for market freedom, amid backlogs, layoffs, and terminal shutdowns across Canada.
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Vancouver
Canadian Wheat Board
Gary Stevenson
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Gary Dewar
Alberta Wheat Pool
Otto Lang
Pioneer Grain Ltd
Canada
Pacific Elevators Ltd
CN Rail
Canadian Pacific
Swift Current
Arnold Vornbrock
CP Rail Transport Department
Peter Perkins
Winnipeg
Prairies
Peace Region
B.C
Doug Radke
Grain Transportation Authority
Manitoba
Wallace Fraser
Alberta
GTA
Alberta Terminals Ltd
Department of Agriculture
Africans feel misunderstood by U.S. in Africa trip report
A journalist's month in Malawi Tanzania Zimbabwe and Kenya describes African voices alarmed by Reagan era policy shifts. Africans praise Carter era warmth but accuse Washington of drifting from Africa especially on South Africa Clark Amendment and Angola rebels. Voices warn U.S. prestige falls amid growing mistrust.
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Nairobi
Kenya
United Kingdom
Malawi
Tanzania
Zambia
Mozambique
Africa
U.S
U.K
Reagan
United States
Soviet Union
Chester Crocker
Dar Es Salaam
Richard Viets
Crocker
South Africa
Carter
Defending the old Dominion in Canada day language
In Ottawa a columnist defends the old Dominion word amid calls to rename the national holiday to Canada Day. He critiques federation as a term and weighs options from country to community of Canada, noting linguistic divides with France and the royal symbol debates.
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Ottawa
Dominion
Canada Day
Dominion of Canada
Canada
Dominion Fire Commissioner
United States of America
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
People’s Republic of China
Commonwealth of Australia
Republic of France
United Kingdom
Federation of Canada
Robert Stanfield
Progressive Conservative Party
Joe Clark
Clark
Quebec
Francis Fox
Ed Schreyer
Trudeau
Toronto
Kentucky
The
Union of Canada
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