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The Unlted States should undertake a reasoned, thorcggli national debate imm stely to reach a consensus on solutions to mllltary manpower problems. And the central issue of debate should be whether we should revive the draft in some form of universal military training to improve preparedness. The issue has been moving toward t.he front burner… Continue reading Military Draft Debate Imperative

Are you a “Let George do it” citizen? Americans seem to fall into two general categories of citizenship: – Those who sense their civic responsibilities and fulfill them. – And the more passive individuals who would rather leave the obligations to someone else. Interestingly though. just about everybody’s a “doer” when it comes to claiming… Continue reading Don’! Leave it For George

Two timely steps have been taken in the fight against drug smuggling, termed by Sen. Lawton Chiles, D-Fla. “an enterprise of massive proportions.” First, Chiles and two colleagues have introduced S, 12531 to reform federal bail bond laws, making it more difficult for drug dealers to obtain release on hail. The obviously – needed measure… Continue reading Drug Smuggling LegisIotion’s o Move Forward

For centuries civil law and the religious or moral law have tended to bolster each other to sustain and perpetuate an orderly society – notwithstanding the general principle of separation of church and state. Some pillars of civil law and criminal codes have roots in the Ten Commandments: “Thou Shalt Not Kill Commit Adultery Steal… Continue reading Proposal on Incest Appolling

Civil strife in El Salvador and Americas appropriate role in seeking so utions are emerging as the first major foreign policy challenge of the Reagan Administration. Poverty, repression and terrorism plague the tiny Central American nation. rouglhly the size of Massac usetts with an estimated 4.5 million residents. But the crucial underlying issue is the… Continue reading Reagan Must Find EI Salvador Solution

Some disturbing trends of voter apathy. particularly among the younger citizens, have turned up in national polls. The 26th Amendment. ratified in 1971, lowered the age of voting eligibility from 21 to 18 – but apparently the young people haven’t been rushing to the polls with the anticipated gusto to exercise their franchise. Sen. Robert… Continue reading Voter Apathy Must End Now

In this era of global tensions. divided loyalties and increasing military vulnerability. an effective intelligence operation is vital to America s foreign policies and defense strategies This has been emphasized from two directions in Washrngtr-n recently William J Casey new director of the Central Intelligence Agency tCIAi was quoted by Washington Report. publication of the… Continue reading An Effective Intelligence Operc1ti0n’s Imperative

Some disturbing trends of voter apathy. particularly among the younger citizens. have turned up in national polls. The 26th Amendment, ratified in 1971, lowered the age of voting eligibility from 21 to 18 – but apparently the young people haven’t been rushing to the polls with the anticipated gusto to exercise their franchise. Sen. Robert… Continue reading Voter Apathy Must End Now

A growing concern over the potential horrors of nuclear warfare is evidenced by frequent statements United States lawmakers enter into the Congressional Record. On a single day recently; , l. Rep. James Weaver. D-Ore introduced a resolution signed by a dozen church officials in Oregon, whose message, in brief, was: “Stop the insanity of nuclear… Continue reading Ncw’s G00d Time for Nuclear Sanity

Should the minimum wage for teenage workers be ower than for men and women with npreageand experience? This question is shaping up as an issue for ggnew C0 niteues in anuary. The minimum wage will climb from the present $3.10 an hour to $3. next, mo $E’&.Y;%PEE0!6MQEmul3Sen. Orrin Hatch, RUtah, who will become new chairman… Continue reading Wage Proposal Has Merit