Public questions and independents urged by Arthur Jenkins
A 1877 statement by Arthur Jenkins, founder, stresses pursuing an independent course beyond party politics. He calls for discussion of public questions and support for measures best advancing the people’s interests.
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Job training may ease unemployment by expanding job skills
The November unemployment rate stands at 6.9 percent amid a record 3.9 million year rise in employed workers. Analysts note a surge of 950,000 in jobs, though the figure may be inflated, with women entering the labor force driving much of the growth. The piece argues training programs and inner-city revitalization as keys to absorbing workers and reducing joblessness.
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Supreme Court loosens stop and frisk limits on drivers
The court revoked the need to fear for safety before stopping motorists and frisking for weapons. The ruling cites police danger when approaching suspects in autos and a past case where a driver with a loaded weapon was convicted after a bulge in his coat.
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Supreme Court
Middle East peace efforts split as Arab unity falters
Secretary of State Vance tours Arab capitals urging unity against Egypt while Habib travels to Moscow amid Soviet accusations that Washington fixed Sadat's visit with Begin. The rift endangers the Geneva talks and signals shifting paths toward a possible Egyptian Israeli understanding.
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Anwar Sadat
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Philip A. Habib
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Menahem Begin
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Washington Friend Joins Leisure Class in Civil Service
A Washington contact reports he has finally joined the leisure class by securing a civil service job.
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Washington
Father and son split by Soviet exile bid and fear
Vladimir Slepak, a 50 year old electronics engineer, and his 84 year old father Semyon clash over emigration from the USSR. Vladimir's two sons face exile and draft evasion as the family endures a severed, stubborn divide rooted in Bolshevik lineage and Stalin era fear.
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Cuba expands military role in Africa as U S weighs ties
The Carter administration studies indicate Cuba is increasing its military presence in Angola with about 19 000 troops and a total 23 000 Cubans, and operates in 11 other African countries. The buildup challenges Ford era promises of reducing Cuban influence and strains potential normalizing relations. The State Department notes 550 Cubans in Ethiopia, eightfold since May, as Ethiopia denies direct fighting. Carter signals willingness to normalize if Cuba ends aggression in the hemisphere and ceases involvement abroad.
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Lose-a-Lunch Lauren Leads Rough Golf Round
Miami columnist Jim Bishop details a cold, humorous round at Bamm Hollow with Lose-a-Lunch Lauren a jovial yet hapless handicap 32 golfer. The piece paints Lauren as a genial, smiling badger of misfortune amid shanks and tree crashes and a famed appetite post game.
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