The Dark Side of Immigration at the Mexican Border
Roy Meachum argues that immigration tensions rise amid violence and sanctuary movements. He cites a border patrol shooting, asylum support networks, and debates over policy, urging a comprehensive review and responsible action to avert disaster.
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Mexian
US Immagration and Naturalization Service
San Diego
Latin America
Naue
New England
Washington
New York
Anthant
Tr Ocr
Immigration Service
Kabul
Ameria
Congress
Secret Police
King Solomon
United States
Border Patrol
First Frederick 1986 baby Jordan Socks born at FMH
Jordan Michael Sacks became Frederick's first birth of 1986 at 8:18 a.m. Wednesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Judy and Rick Socks of Boonsboro receive a silver cup from FMH Auxiliary for the event, as Jordan's brother Nathan Erick Socks watches. By Wednesday afternoon no other January 1 births were recorded though three mothers were in labor.
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Jordan Michael Sacks
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Brenda Lightner
FMH
Remsburg's
Judy
Rick Socks
Boonsboro
Jordan
Nathan Erick
Soviets react positively to Reagan message in broadcast
Soviet citizens and officials publicly welcomed Ronald Reagan’s address as a hopeful sign for U S Soviet relations. Kremlin officials denied charges of a Star Wars like program while Muscovites noted the challenge of turning talk into action. A number praised Reagan and Gorbachev as sincere and urged continued steps toward peace.
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Kremlin
U.S
Muscovites
Reagan
Gorbache
Maria Sushkova
City considers zoning ordinance tonight amid ad notice doubts
Mayor Ronald N. Young may push a new zoning ordinance to a vote tonight as aldermen weigh whether proper newspaper notice was given. The measure would replace the 1964 text and map, having passed two boards and three planning directors. if adopted, it may be reconsidered by the incoming 1982-86 board after further advertisement to ensure legality.
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Board of Aldermen
Ronald N. Young
Young
W. Milner Roberts
Maryland
T'S
Planning Commission
Schmersahl
William C. Lee
Jon F Kreissig
Betty A Flora
Khadafy Faces War Threats and Libya Sanctions
Libyan leader Khadafy rejected terrorism charges while vowing no limited action and warning of war in the Mediterranean. Western officials attribute the El Al airport attacks to a Palestinian faction linked to Abu Nidal based in Libya, with casualties including Americans and Israelis. JANA described the assault as brave, but Italy’s embassy aide said Tripoli officials tried to disassociate from the claim.
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Libya
Mediterranean
Minoe
PLO
Abu Nidal
el al Israel Airlines
Shimon Peres Lala
Knesert
Jerusalem
Israel
Khadafy
JANA
Vienna
Rome
Asaults
Niccolo Gorett
New York City Tribune Resumes Publication
The New York City Tribune ends a four month hiatus and returns with an edition for subscribers. Editor Robert J Morton notes Monday’s issue will be available at newsstands, marking the paper’s restart and continued Manhattan coverage.
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New York City Tribune
Associated Press
NEW York
Robert J Morton
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Brvey Vary
Agate
Emay
Besutiful Nation
Hele
Fiat
Cme
AEG
Coslow
Huabe
W. Patrick Street
Seterdey Sam
Gaithersburg
Rockville
Baltimor
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