Countering Terrorism Editorial Calls for Tough U S Response
The editorial denounces global terrorism from Palestinian groups Italian extremists and the IRA and argues for decisive action including isolation sanctions and a surgical force. It notes Israel's actions in Lebanon and cites Project Blue Light seeks to counter hostage takers and protect facilities while urging broader united fronts.
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The Case for Tuition Tax Credits
The Carter plan to block tuition tax credits prompts Justice Bell to conclude un constitutional limits for elementary and secondary aid. The piece argues federal tax credits for tuition may entangle church involvement, contrasts with higher ed protections, and urges Congress to pass the bill despite potential Supreme Court challenges.
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Saudia Arabia’s Quiet Diplomacy and Middle East Stakes
Saudi Arabia uses influence to keep Syria out of Lebanon fighting while seeking a comprehensive Middle East settlement. Officials warn of Soviet expansion from South Yemen to the Red Sea and note Arab readiness for compromise with Israel, but fear oil politics and military clashes override diplomacy.
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Soviet Cuban buildup threatens oil routes near Red Sea
A 1978 analysis warns that Moscow and Havana expand military aid to South Yemen. It highlights 50 MiG-21s and SAMs, Cuban troops, and potential Soviet pressure on Saudi Arabia via the Red Sea gateway. The piece cites Carter's warnings and calls for direct U.S. action to curb proxy forces.
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The Answer To Terrorism
Opinion piece argues for a measured Israeli security response to the Lebanon attacks and criticizes U S policy toward Israel. It discusses reactions from Carter Sadat and others, boundary issues, and calls for Sadat to pursue a series of separate peace treaties with Israel.
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