South Korea faces its greatest challenge since 1980 crisis
The Chun Doo Hwan regime confronts mass student protests after election reform backlash. The piece warns of possible extended violence ahead of the Seoul 1988 Olympics, North Korea risks, and the limits of U.S. influence. It notes 41,000 U.S. troops in Korea and urges neutrality over taking sides.
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Chun Doo Hwan
Chun
Congress
United States
Seoul
Korea
North Korea
U.S
Soviet Union
Europe
America
Expiration of LCB May End Alcohol Regulation
Tavern owners fear the Liquor Control Board's fate as the Pennsylvania Legislature confronts a deadline to renew the LCB. Without action, unregulated liquor sales could follow, prompting a scramble between House and Senate negotiators, then governor approval, to avert chaos in states liquor system.
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Liquor Control Board
LCB
Pennsylvania
Senate
House
Harrisburg
Hodel Downplays Ozone Threat Sunglasses Sunscreen Hat Advised
Interior Secretary Donald Hodel rejects predictions of soaring cancer deaths from ozone loss. He urges simple protection such as sunglasses sunscreen and hats. He says those who avoid sun exposure will not be affected.
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Donald Hodel
Hodel
Unemployment trends in Lawrence County scrutinized
In New Castle News, John K. Manna reports on Lawrence County's 6.4 percent April unemployment, higher than Pennsylvania and national rates. Seasonal labor-force shifts explain recent drops, with 12 month figures showing a 3,200 fall and analysts noting discouraged workers. The piece weighs local vs broader economic signals and political use.
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Lawrence County
State Office of Employment Security
Pennsylvania
William Ceriani
Office of Employment Security
Pittsburgh
Pte
Ceriani
John K. Manna
NEW Castle News
Tikvat T'Zion Shul Describes Jewish Identity and Mission
A local Tikvat T'Zion group states it is a Messianic Jewish congregation of Jewish and Gentile believers in Messiah Yeshua. The message cites definition of Jewish identity, references Bible verses, notes members planted over 200 trees in Israel, and emphasizes hope of salvation.
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the News
L. Kahn
Shul
Tikvat T’zion
Hope of Zion
David Ben-Gurion
Israel
Isaiah
Yeshua
U.S. testing pace vs Soviet moratorium criticized
An editorial critiques U.S. policy on nuclear testing while presenting non U.S. sources showing nine Soviet tests before the 18 month moratorium and 24 U.S. tests during it. By March 31 1987 total tests reach 837 in the United States and 606 in the Soviet Union. The piece warns of global drift toward annihilation.
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Soviet Union
Center For Defense Information
U.S
Swedish
National Defense Research Institute
U.S.S.R
Independence Day Poem and Friendship Verse
A verse celebrates independence and flag symbolism in a Brotherly Love city setting. It lauds Uncle Sam, freedom for the poor and weary, and the flag’s protection, while a second poem by Woody Collins offers comfort and friendship, ending with gratitude for a caring friend.
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Uncle Sam
Woody Collins
Cuomo Won't Run But His Plans Spark Debate
In a sharp column, William F Buckley Jr. weighs Mario Cuomo's prospects and indecision about a White House run. He notes Cuomo's proposed national bipartisan economic commission, contrasts with Jesse Jackson's concrete aims, and argues the Kremlin missile deal could harm the Democratic Party while Cuomo’s rhetoric risks overreach.
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Reagan
Mario Cuomo
James Reston
New York Times
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Cuomo
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Executive
Jesse Jackson
America
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Europe
Jimmy Carter
Cincinnatus
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News Co
Gorbachev
Poet’s Corner
Friend
William F. Buckley Jr
Universal Press Syndicate
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