Carter's human rights stance sparks critical debate in politics
The article argues some politicians oppose translating moral causes into policy citing Carter's broad, vague approach. It notes a handgun sale ban to Latin American nations over rights records, critiques past U.S. aid to dictators, and contends the U.S. must balance power with moral leadership to regain global respect.
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U.S
Soviet Union
Carter
United States
America
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Egypt 25 Years Later What changed under Sadat and Nasser's legacy
The 25th anniversary of the Egyptian revolution highlights shifts from Nasser to Sadat. Sadat purged opponents, expelled Soviet advisers, and embraced the United States, forging ties with oil-rich states. Egypt regained Sinai areas after the 1973 war and the Suez Canal reopened with help from Kissinger and Arab lenders. Domestic factions split along left and right, with trials for riots and extremist groups challenging stability amid economic strain.
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United Press International
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Farouk
Middle East
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Anwar Sadat
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Sinai
Syria
Golan Heights
Jordan
West Ba
Atlantic Ocean
Persian Gulf
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Sadat
United States
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Sinai Bank
Suez Canal
Saudi Arabia
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Liberation” Aushiority
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Arab Socialist Union
Neighbor laments cow killed and dragged area crime worry
A reader writes from a rural community accusing the sheriff of inaction after a neighbor's milk cow was shot and dragged along a county road. He questions law enforcement effort, warns of potential vigilantism, and stresses cattle safety and meat waste concerns.
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Tom
Quit Bellyaching To the Editor About School Levy Support
A letter reports poll results from Sandpoint and Hope Area showing high education support among older men and laments low voter turnout while praising the importance of education funding. The author blames the “Parent Generation” for apathy and urges action in school district budgeting.
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Health of Balaguer Dominates Dominican Election Discussion
In Santo Domingo observers doubt Balaguer can endure another four years. Rumors claim deteriorating eyesight and possible inoperable cataracts, while officials deny serious health issues and note his continued public obligations. Balaguer’s longevity hinges on his grip over a fragmented opposition and the Reformist party.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
UPI
Joaquin Balaguer
Balaguer
Miami
Congress
Caribbean
Bosch
Dominican Revolutionary Party
Liberation
Reformist
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