Hooray for Reagan and the fight against terror
An editorial lauds President Reagan for decisively confronting international terrorists and rights the criticism of experts who defend criminals. It questions the acceptance of lawless acts, contrasts with past hijacking events, and asserts terrorists violate law and deserve no legal protection.
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Ronald Reagan
America
Egypt
Palestinian Liberation Organization
Interpol
Adolph Hitler
Hitler
Reagan
Underwater gate threatens French government
In 1985 a Greenpeace protest against French nuclear tests ended with a sunken ship in New Zealand harbor. French agents allegedly planted bombs and coverup orders reached high levels, prompting resignations in the defense ministry and DGSE. Investigations spread to related scandals as New Zealand questions the extent of the coverup.
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Mitterrand
South Pacific
Greenpeace
New Zealand
French Defense Ministry
F France
Defense Ministry
Underwater Gate
DGSE
General Directorate For
Letters to the Editor Urges aid for Mexico after September disaster
A letter appeals to readers to help homeless and distressed Mexicans following a catastrophic event. It emphasizes humanitarian cooperation, urges staying informed via local news, and asks readers to contribute to those in need amid widespread suffering.
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Mexico
Crack in California Memorial Stadium and its forgotten rise
The piece recounts John Galen Howard as Berkeley’s famed architect who designed California Memorial Stadium completed in 1923 and dedicated to World War I casualties. It notes a widening concrete fissure in the back wall, a sign of deterioration while praising Howard’s campus legacy and the stadium's enduring classicist integrity.
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California Memorial Stadium
Howard
New York
University of California Berkeley
Howards
John Gaien Howard
Benard
Coun
Thes
John Galen Howard
Berkeley
University
San Francisco
Naheed
Oakland
Architect John Galen Howard and the Hayward Fault
Paul Aurandt notes a warning about memorial design on the Hayward fault. He cites seismologists predicting eventual destruction of California sites including Memorial Stadium, El Cerrito fire station, the Claremont Hotel, and 42 Alameda County schools, underscoring long term seismic risk.
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Memorial Stadium
Hayward
el Cerrito
Claremont
Spita
Alameda County
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