Kennedy Details Why He Seeks Presidency at Georgetown
Sen Edward M Kennedy broadened his second presidential announcement at Georgetown University by outlining policy aims. He argued against Carter's unity rhetoric, criticized inflation and interest rates, and proposed options like gas rationing and a stronger military without excess.
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February’s Leap Day Diminution and Local Traditions
A compact meditation on February as a harsh month with short days and cabin fever, noting its Roman roots and Caesar Augustus shortening it by a day. It mentions Leap Year gifting an extra day and the modern run of Sadie Hawkins Day on February 29.
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T. S. Eliot
Caesar Augustus
Alternatives to WW III letter urges peaceful energy shift
A Star letter argues against increased military spending and a draft, proposing a national pivot to alternative energy such as hydroelectric, solar, wind, and gasohol. It urges cutting aggressive economic ties, multilateral peace with allies and Third World nations, and avoiding World War III through non destructive solutions.
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Point Counterpoint Registration Get on With It
Washington column argues for national registration of 18 to 26 year olds to prepare for possible military needs. It notes no draft resumption, cites volunteer force shortfalls, demographic declines, and suggests Postal Service can run a four to six month program if Congress acts now.
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Universal Press Syndicate
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Draft fears and antiwar ranting from At Random column
A columnist vents at length about draft registration, war weariness, and oil politics. He mocks leaders, cites Vietnam and domino theory, questions allies and motives, and jokes about aging conscripts while urging avoidance of service.
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Southern-Style Republican Clash Shapes 1988 Primary
The South Carolina scene shows Connally challenging Reagan and Bush with Thurmond and Ed- wards backing him. Dent predicts Bush steals votes, narrowing Connally’s tally in a contest that tests regional loyalties and campaign alignments ahead of the Feb. 26 New Hampshire primary.
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