Backlash Over Spanish Executions Triggers Global Criticism
International uproar followed Spain's execution of five terrorists tied to ETA and FRAP. Reactions spanned from Pope John Paul II to UN and various governments, with critics accusing ideological hysteria and warning of reprisals.
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Free press, truth, and the First Amendment discussed
A Sunday column argues for a free press under the First Amendment, noting it guarantees freedom not fairness. It cites postal rate changes, the need for delivery speed, and the public's right to informed debate during Bicentennial year. The piece quotes Franklin and Psalm 139 to stress responsible, open discussion.
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Spelling Mixups Stir Health Claims and Pub Lore
A humor rich column notes odd spellings on health insurance claims from terms like pneumonia and hysterectomy to whimsical misreads such as yellow jonders and hemrocks. It also recounts a police tip about a supposed crap game that turns out to be a ping pong session at Weber's Century Tavern, plus a Boca Raton correction headline.
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Refugee effort a success in American history
The United States led a massive refugee program after Vietnam with about 131000 arrivals last March, including 5000 Cambodians. By now around 110000 have been resettled, camps closed or closing, and the operation praised for efficiency, church involvement, and civilian effort despite some public criticism.
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New York Democrats face perils of convention and Texas split
A New York based convention site for the 1976 Democrats draws concerns over crime and fiscal crises. In Texas a fierce fight centers on Lloyd Bentsen against W Philip Gramm, with allies and rivals shaping the national race and party unity ahead of the nominating process.
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