Naders view on law peaceful protest and self defense
The piece contrasts Ralph Naders advocacy with activist trespass at Seabrook and other protests. It notes Naders belief in self defense as a legal argument, cites Clamshell Alliance trespass, mentions Gov Meldrim Thomsons crackdown, and recalls Stanford sit-ins over South Africa investments.
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New Hampshire
Seabrook
Clamshell Alliance
University
South Africa
Vietnam Gains United Nations Membership Vote
Vietnam wins U.N. membership as the United States drops its veto, easing the path for Hanoi in Paris talks. A key issue remains how Hanoi will address 800 missing Americans and future U.S. aid and trade tied to its behavior.
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Vietnam
United Nations
United States
Hanoi
Andrew Young
Family of Nations
Paris
Cyrus Vance
Times Square Sign Goes Dark In Crime Protest
The owner of the New York Times building sign will keep it dark until 100000 signatures are collected demanding tougher action against crime and pornography. Alex Parker cites preservation of downtown’s spirit and urges citizens to oppose urban deterioration amid Broadway’s crime surge.
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New York City
New York Times
Yankees
Times Square
Broadway
Alex Parker
Parker
Nuclear power protests spark debate at Seabrook and beyond
observers clash over nuclear power safety and breeder reactors. The Seabrook plant faces strong protests by the Clamshell Alliance while supporters cite safety and environmental benefits. International views from Salzburg show mixed optimism about fast breeder technology and continued development by several nations.
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Salzburg
Austria
Us.s.r
Vladimir Schmidt
Schmidt
Letters on police pay and local danger spark reader letters
Letters criticize the May 17 city commission pay ordinance as wasteful and retroactivity limited. A police wife laments the $7 weekly raise and costs of bargaining, while Theodore Simpson Jr. urges city officials to fix a dangerous Main Street curve after a fatal Sunday crash near 16th Avenue.
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Mike Weiss
Order of Police
16Th Avenue
Main Street
Theodore Simpson Jr
Main St
Hospital costs and HEW caps draw criticism in policy debate
The piece argues against ceiling limits on hospital costs under HEW, noting hospitals must absorb rising utilities, food, equipment, and supplies costs set by unions and negotiators. It defends U.S. health system strength, warns against cuts that could raise patient suffering and deaths, and contrasts with failures in Italy and France where infections rise and hip surgeries drop.
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Copley News Service
Washington
United States
Italy
France
Health cost controls debated amid hospital budget plan
The piece argues against a proposed federal agency to set hospital budgets and cap price increases. It notes health costs rose 14 percent, hospitals account for a large share of health spending, and warns price ceilings could harm the medical system while aiming to curb Medicaid and Medicare costs. It cautions Congress may be needed for such controls.
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