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A Different Urban Renewal Needed

Most of us like to think that tomorrow is synonymous with progress and that our children will live in a better workd than their parents knew. While traveling…

Outwitting the Communists

The Kremlin bosses must be asking themselves how in the world they were maneuvered into allowing Pope John Paul II to visit Poland. Of course they didn’t have…

Outwitting the Communists

The Kremlin bosses must be asking themselves how in the world they were maneuvered into allowing Pope John Paul II to visit Poland. Of course, they didn’t have…

Iran and Human Rights

There is a deafening silence from all those students and street demonstrators who agitated so noisily against the Shah of Iran last year. There are no organized protests…

Linkage: The National Will and SALT II

“Linkage” was supposed to be good when Henry Kissinger tried to link the United States in economic interdependence with the Soviet bloc in order to create a mutuality…

Lawsuit to Discover Technology Shipments

Would you believe that, if U.S. firms were to build a giant truck-manufacturing plant for the Russians, they could be relied on to build only civilian trucks and…

LAWSUIT TO DISCOVER TECHNOLOGY SHIPMENTS

Would you believe that, if U.S. firms were to build a giant truck-manufacturing plant for the Russians, they could be relied on to build only civilian trucks and…

Bad Loans to Iran

If your local banker loaned 10 percent of his bank’s equity to a company against which there was absolutely no way to repossess anything if the company defaulted,…

Questions on SALT II

Aren’t there already enough nuclear weapons to kill everyone in the world several times over? The “overkill” argument is fraudulent emotionalism. There are enough rifle bullets in the…

The Literacy Hoax

When a high school student reads “Solomon” as “salami,” or “hurricane” as “hammer,” something is basically wrong. The error is even more dramatic when a student reads “clergyman”…