Experts claiming victories in battle against terrorism
Experts say the battle against terrorism has moved beyond crisis management to a consistent analytical approach. Government and private security officials cite enhanced resources, SWAT teams, and a rising professionalization of anti-terrorism while noting mixed results and ongoing international cases.
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Jack Berry
United Press International
Mike Ackerman
Ackerman and Palumbo
Jeremy Margolis
U.S
Northern District of Illinois
Chicago
Margolis
Federal Bureau of Investigation
United States
Ackerman
James Dozer
Red Brigades
Taian
Dozier
Arkerman
Tah
Peronism's enduring pull reshapes Argentine politics
Peronism regains influence as Argentines look inward amid economic strains and mistrust of the military and Falklands war allies. From Evita to Isabel, the movement's legacy persists, with followers among workers and nationalists while rivals from the Radical Civic Union and old guards contest future policy, especially unemployment and industrial revival.
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Argentina
Jose Sebreli
Peron
Evita
Peronism
Buenos Aires
Sheraton
Cuba
Montoneros
Lopez Rega
Peronists
Radical Civic Union
UCR
Arturo Illia
Illia
Ricardo Balbin
Isabel
Koch Leads Packed NY Governor Race Amid Primary Buildup
Albany dispatch outlines a competitive Democratic primary with Edward Koch leading four contenders including Mario Cuomo while Republican Lewis Lehrman edges Paul Curran. Cross endorsement risks loom as Koch Cuomo and Lehrman campaign on crime and jobs with mayoral tenure and fundraising shaping the contested race. Moynihan’s Senate bid appears secure despite Conservative group targets.
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UPI
Hugh Carey
New York
Edward Koch
Koch
Mario Cuomo
Queens
Cuomo
Playboy Magazine
Lewis Lehrman
U.S
Paul Curran
Jimmy Carter
Lehrman
Rite Aid
GOP
Curran
Elizabeth Holtzman
Carey
New York City
Gannett News Service
Daniel Moynihan
Senate
National Conservative Political Action Committee
Blum voices strength of democracies at United Nations
Past toughens Blum argues democracies at the United Nations are stronger than arithmetic suggests and should be expressed clearly. Arab observers praise his forensic skills while differing on Israel's stance with Terzi accusing him of defending the indefensible. US deputy ambassador Stein insists Blum is moving and eloquent though some listeners remain unreceptive amid anti-Israel bias.
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Blum
Israel
Clovis Maksoud
Arab League
U.N
Zeidi Labib Terzi
Palestine Liberation Organization
Charles M. Lichenstein
U.S
Terzi the Palestinian envoy who shuns guerrilla myths
Terzi, a veteran Palestinian delegate, speaks from a Jewish state critic stance in the U N, recounting his 1948 defense roles, decades of diplomacy, and his controversial 1979 meeting with Andrew Young that pressured Young to resign. He defends PLO presence as giving Palestinians a forum and direct access to the international community.
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Syria
Jordan
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United Nations
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U.N
Palestine
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Young
Carter
U.S
Washington
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