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...news in Baltimore last week was about the news. On Tuesday reporters for the afternoon News American, which traced its roots to a weekly founded in 1773, learned that they were working on their last edition. Its banner headline: SO LONG, BALTIMORE. Thus the News American, which liked to boast that it published the Declaration of Independence, was unable to report a story on Wednesday: its rival, A.S. Abell Co., owner of the Baltimore Sun, would be sold for $600 million to the Los Angeles-based Times Mirror...
...debate will continue, evidently more in terms of means than of ends. Bobbing off to the Missouri's starboard, one of the protester's boats carried a banner that read GIVE PEACE A CHANCE. That sentiment differed remarkably little from the one delivered by MacArthur almost 41 years...
...analyst is now urging the contras to shed their "cia-imposed leadership." He says that it is resented by the combat troops, considered "hostile to democracy" and is damaging to the unity of the various contra factions. He believes that if the contras unite under a common political banner, with such respected democrats as Arturo Cruz and Alfonso Robelo at the top, Nicaraguans and Americans will support the rebels as a legitimate democratic resistance force...
...create "new plants, new animals, and new forms of human and post- human beings." The same year, he led a group of protesters who disrupted a National Academy of Sciences forum on the risks and benefits of DNA research by chanting, "We will not be cloned!" and waving a banner reading NO PATENTS ON LIFE...
Between demonstrations at the two focal points demonstrators marched through downtown Boston, distributing leaflets, chanting, and encouraging passersby to join them. The group from Harvard marched behind a banner reading "Harvard-Radcliffe Committee on Central America...