Unfair Courts Highlight Rape Trial Challenges
A Western Kansas rape trial ended in acquittal, illustrating how prosecutors face limits on evidence and how victims suffer. The defense smeared the victim with her past, while no physical injuries were shown, reflecting long standing advice for women to avoid resistance.
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Japan Wins Again in Solar Power Rivalry
President Reagan skeptically surveys solar energy while Japan quietly expands into the U. S. market. Japanese firms sign American dealers for a full solar air conditioning system as California lags in adoption. The administration slashes funding and plans to abolish a federal solar bank, amid growing belief that solar pays.
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TV Tonight Highlights Classic Entertainment and News
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Memo From Mac Always A Risk With Allies
Roving editor John McCormally argues Sadat’s assassination exposes the fragility of U S alliances in the Middle East. He notes censorship delays and intelligence gaps, questions U S friendship with Egypt, and warns that Sadat’s death heightens risks in relying on allies while pressuring foreign policy choices such as the AWAC sale to Saudi Arabia.
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Poor Management May Be Root Of Productivity Decline
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Carbon monoxide warning and elder safety notes from readers
Dear Dr Donahue outlines a numbingly common but dangerous hazard from faulty furnaces. Symptoms include pounding heart headaches and nausea. risk rises with tight homes and space heaters. The letter urges seniors living alone to check heating systems before winter.
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Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Details
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Kansas
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