Freedom Newspaper Promotes Freedom and Community
A publication aims to inform readers about preserving liberty and improving life in the Permian Basin. It emphasizes self rule, personal responsibility, and the blessings of freedom as guiding principles for community development.
Our Opinion Rhetoric Falls Short Against Terrorism
The piece argues Reagan’s rhetoric failed during the hostage crisis and cites Carter’s approach, noting a fatal incident by terrorists. It discusses policy gaps, calls for an Israeli style no concessions stance, and urges stronger security measures and deterrence beyond talk. It mentions Stethem’s death, airport security plans, and Beirut Airport closure as context.
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Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Carter
Navy
Robert Dean Stethem
United States Marine Corps
United States
Beirut
TWA
Israel
Berky Babblings Highlight Need for Home Economics Leaders
Vocational home economics teachers across Texas stress keeping junior high and high school classes a priority. The piece urges broader access to family living and child development courses, cites FHA activities, and calls for community and state support to integrate family values into education and policy.
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Darrell Berkheimer
Texas
Berky
Future Homemakers of America
FHA
Odessa High Fha
Odessa
American Cancer Society
Salvation Army
Odessa High School
Permian High School
Berkheimer
Ector County
Tutu and Botha clash over peace talks in South Africa
Washington Post columnist Raspberry examines Desmond Tutu's plea for a meeting with South Africa's President Botha and the government's rebuff. The piece questions whether the denial to meet undermines moderates, risks radicalizing black activists, and tests U.S. stance amid escalating crisis.
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Washington
Desmond M. Tutu
Pieter Botha
South Africa
Tutu
Botha
Reagan
America
Backward nations and the cost of progress
Harvey, a Los Angeles Times syndicated columnist, argues that so called backward countries were once ahead of the United States but have fallen behind. He notes reports from The Star in Karachi about a slave trade involving Bangladeshi girls and discusses global development, border neglect, and moral critiques of missionary influence.
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Karachi
Pakistan
The
Star
Bangladesh
Reuters
Ibrahim Khan
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Seae Ee
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Washington Post
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Sind
Harvey
Los Angeles Times