Poland crisis could shape international politics
The piece argues the United States has limited influence over Poland and that the Soviet Union will resist any threat to its hold in Eastern Europe. It urges coordinated NATO diplomacy to support Poles, Solidarity, and the Church without provoking a Russian invasion, noting Poland will likely not become a democracy but may renew amidst repression. The outcome may redefine global power dynamics.
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Freedom and bread elude Soviet system says Lewis
In a New York Times piece from Boston Anthony Lewis argues the Polish martial law and Sakharov hunger strike expose the Soviet system's failure to deliver freedom or food. Repression fails to solve economic woes, risks spreading discontent, and highlights the regime's political bankruptcy. He cites shortages in Poland and the USSR, the Solidarity challenge, and Sakharov’s humane resistance.
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Ali’s Retirement Marks End Of Era In Ring
Muhammad Ali, at 39, lost a 10 round decision to Trevor Berbick in Bahamas last week and announced it would be his last bout. He conceded Father Time defeated him, noting his skills have faded. The Boxer's career featured a historic three world heavyweight titles and defiant stands against government and critics.
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Carbondale must face reality letters respond
James L. C. Ford of Carbondale calls for a reckoning with local finances. He criticizes city hall for lack of foresight and questions funding for a convention center parking garage and park district projects. He urges tighter fiscal accountability and a council with responsibility.
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National Coal Museum planned for Southern Illinois
Editor notes a foundation to establish a National Coal Museum in Southern Illinois with a Memorial Hall for miners who died, an Exhibition Hall for mining machinery, and a gallery tracing coal history. Contact 618-536-2056 or write National Coal Museum 408 W. Mill St. Carbondale, IL 62901. Jan Griffith Herrin invites readers to participate.
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Tax limitation amendment gains Senate support seeks wider backing
Senate Judiciary Committee reports SJR 58 proposing a Balanced Budget and Tax Limitation Amendment with 51 sponsors. It needs two-thirds in Congress and ratification by the states, with prospects improving if 16 more Senate sponsors join, while urging readers to lobby Washington officials. John J. McCarty, executive vice president of Southern Illinois. Inc.
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Democrats plot future from New Deal past in Baltimore
Washington report notes Democrats gathered in Baltimore to map strategy for 1982 elections. Moynihan urges demystifying Reagan and reclaiming Social Security, arguing for teaching past gains and linking current policy to middle-class needs. Democrats see risk in over relying on past achievements without vivid present proposals.
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