In Our Opinion Salvador Election Shapes El Salvador Politics
In Our Opinion the Wednesday vote for a constituent assembly in El Salvador has shifted from an empty exercise to a potential change in violence-ridden politics. Beginning with parallels to Guatemala's March 7 election, recent developments hint at possible impact on the country's political landscape.
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Views on Poland crisis shape postwar U S policy
A Business Week analysis and Max Lerner column contrast tough minded and tender minded approaches to the Polish crisis and Soviet power. They discuss Reagan era perceptions, alliance strains in Europe, and the risk of a weaker Western stance amid Soviet expansion. The pieces frame policy stakes in the battle for the soul of Europe and the reality principle guiding strategy.
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Washington Toward Peace Plan in Central America
The Reagan administration weighs Mexican peace proposals as a potential path out of El Salvador’s bloodshed. A shift toward diplomacy could reduce U S military aid and consider talks with Cuba and Nicaragua, while domestic politics drive a flexible stance on intervention or negotiations.
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Timor food crisis signals growing shortage on island
Bishop Martinho da Costa appeals to Australia for aid as Indonesian military actions disrupt Timor planting. Australia plans to send 1000 tons of corn while East Timor remains largely sealed. Red Cross aid efforts and U S and diplomatic concerns surround deteriorating conditions and calls for international presence.
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Abolishing Nuclear Arms Requires Safeguards Against Terrorists
Opinion piece urges focusing on preventing nuclear weapons from reaching terrorists and small leaders, not just counting U S and Soviet arsenals. Warns that miscalculation could trigger a holocaust between major powers. Calls for safeguards and suppression of illicit power access.
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Generous Crouse-Irving Memorial honors Cronkite at dinner
The Crouse-Irving Memorial Foundation thanks supporters of its annual tribute dinner and notes Walter Cronkite will join this year's event honoring local higher education institutions. Eastern Ambulance provides trained medics and equipment for emergencies at the Syracuse affair.
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Hypocrisy Across Freedoms and Frailties in Public Life
The passage condemns individuals who loudly claim patriotic or religious virtue while privately engaging in hypocrisy. It contrasts singing national songs with discrimination, flag waving with tax cheating, crime railing with gambling and vice, and praise of God with neighborly slander, urging consistent self-examination.
Reader letter challenges gun coverage in Kennesaw story
The letter from L A Furco of Jordan accuses the newspaper of anti gun bias and censorship. It contends the article misleads readers by presenting a distorted view and failing to include opposing perspectives. The writer demands factual reporting and fairness in gun related coverage.
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Pseudo-Speed Look-alikes Spur Syracuse Club Action
The Syracuse Federation of Women’s Clubs urges Sen Tarky Lombardi Jr to back legislation outlawing pseudo speed look-alikes amid youth drug abuse concerns. They commend his health efforts and offer support. Officers Cornelia H. Cook and Norma H. Coburn sign the Alcohol and Drugs committee.
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Christian Yellow Pages concept praised by speaker
A Christian advocate thanks Dick Colosimo for supporting a directory concept to help believers locate Christian businesses. The idea envisions a Christian Yellow Pages highlighting faith aligned services and shops in the community.
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Camping Isn't What It Used to Be
Ridgefield, Conn AP story surveys the modern summer camp scene for kids. It contrasts old rustic rites with today's therapy oriented, college catalog style programs offering nutrition, stress management, independent living skills, and activity electives.
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