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...only 6000 died in 1981 as opposed to more than double that number the year before These figures as the Administration has admitted are derived from Salvadoran newspaper reports Yet the Salvadoran military's policy of censorship through terror is well known. Among those who dared to defy this implicit censorship policy are the editor of La Cronica a Salvadoran daily and the Salvadoran correspondent for the Commission on Human Rights and the Salvadoran Catholic Church have produced fatality statistics for 1981 which exceed the body toll...
Especially scary about that proposal is its implicit attack on another target: the Supreme Court. Last week's legislation--and a host of other bills pending before Congress many sponsored by Sen. Jesse Helms (R.N.C.)--would dramatically curtail the Court in dealing with social issues. If those efforts succeed, the forces of the New Right would be given free reign to roll back many of the civil liberties gains of the last 20 years, among them Court decisions legalizing abortion, limiting school prayer and setting forth stringent requirements for the application of the death penalty...
...implicit goals of Reagan's federalism plan is eventually to cap or reduce social spending at all levels of Government. By assuming full control of Medicaid, for example, the Federal Government will be more able to cut the program's cost. Some of the services once provided by Washington will simply be dropped by the states, a prospect that many liberals fear and many conservatives favor (see following story...
...will power to force matters to a successful conclusion. If only we had not "fought with one hand tied behind our back," America would have won this war just as it won all the others. Yorktown, Midway, Normandy, Da Nang--they're all the same. But this argument, implicit in the documentary and explicit in the statements of Ronald Reagan and others, reflects a dangerous tendency both then...
...induce others to engage in advantageous social or business dealings with them, while concealing facts that these acquaintances need in order to evaluate their character....shouldn't a person be allowed to protect himself from disadvantageous transactions by ferreting out concealed facts about individuals which are material to the implicit or explicit representations that those individuals make concerning their moral qualities...