Hawks Style, Western Legacy Shaped Bogdanovich Final Feature
The piece honors Howard Hawks, noting his action driven Westerns and pioneering aerial photography. It links Peter Bogdanovich's last film and the closing of a Texas theater to shifts toward psychological Westerns and changing American attitudes. Hawks died Monday, leaving a lasting influence on cinema.
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Peter Bogdonovich
Red River
Howard Hawks
Texas
Bogdonovich
United States
Mr. Bogdanovich
Front Page
Rosalind Russell
Marilyn Monroe
Hawks
Mr. Hawks
Sylvester Stallone
Rocky
New Hampshire Growth Strains Services Under Low Taxes
New Hampshire's popularity as a low tax haven draws in hundreds of new businesses and thousands of residents. Growth pressures strain schools hospitals and prisons as communities consider growth controls and potential tax increases to fund services.
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New Hampshire
New England
Boston
New
Meldrim Thompson
America
Illinois
International Efforts Stall Over Terrorism Definition
Editorial notes that lack of a universal terrorism definition hinders cooperation. UN and regional bodies have issued condemnations and calls for stricter airport security, but major states have not signed conventions or sanctions. Some nations favor a hard line, as Israel did with the Entebbe raid, while experts debate effective strategies.
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Europe
United Nations Committee
U.N. General Assembly
Ternational Civil Aviation Organization
Organization of American States
Council of Europe
CIA
Israel
Entebbe
Uganda
Walter Laqueur
Terrorism debated as world wide threat and policy split
Experts disagree on how to handle terrorism and its future. Some warn governments may threaten civil liberties with countermeasures while others urge flexible negotiations. Discussions cover nuclear chemical and biological weapons and the risk of future terrorist acts.
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Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Baader-Meinhof
Hanns Martin Schleyer
Theodore B. Taylor
Taylor
Middle class taxed by tax credit clash sparks ire
A letter to the editor denounces Senator Roth and HEW Secretary Califano arguing a $250 college tax credit favors the wealthy and burdens the middle class. The writer warns officials that continued attacks on middle earners could shift public opinion and policy.
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Southern Illinoisan
William Roth
Califano
HEW
Roth
Couriers Guard Nuclear Shipments Hidden Police Force
The article describes a covert U.S. nuclear transport police, called couriers, who protect plutonium shipments. With six weeks of par military training and authority to use deadly force, about 180 couriers operate from Albuquerque to safeguard roughly 100 shipments monthly.
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Nuclear Police
U.S. Department of Energy
Energy Department
Transportation Safeguards Division
Albuquerque
N.M
Bob Giles
U.S
Giles
Ralph Nader
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People’s Revolutionary Army
ERP
Argentina
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Washington
Editorial Research Reports
Lozt
NEA
By Tom Tiede
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Aiken, S.C
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Af Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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