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In lifting the economic sanctions against Argenstina, President Reagan has taken a step toward mending U.S.-Argentine relations, strained in one of the unhappy sideconsequences of the Falklands War. From April 2, when the South American Country seized the British colony islands. until April 30 when mediation efforts failed, fthe United States steered a neutral course… Continue reading U.S. Gesture Toward Argentine u Positive Step

Either the Utah Technical College at Provo-Orem or the Utah Technical College at Salt Lake should change its name to avoid confusion and maybe now is a good time to do it, with a “community college” designation in the works for the two schools. This could be an appro priate time also for recommitment by… Continue reading Let’s Change Utah Tech College Name

Medical science has scored a long-awaited achievement in development of a hepatitis vaccine calculated to save a great many lives each year. Expensive, but claimed to be 95 percent effective against hepatitis B, the vaccine is made in West Point, Pa. It was licensed by the Food and Drug Administration last November, according to Dr,… Continue reading Medical Researchers Earn America’s Thanks

Current federal government inadequacies and the monumental demands that will face the nation in the years ahead require new and innovative approaches. That’s why creation of a .”new Hoover commission,” as proposed in legislation which has cleared the Senate, makes sense, Recommended by William Roth, R-De . and Thomas Eagleton, D-Moi in the Senate and… Continue reading Let’s Streamline the Economy

Momentum for making Puerto Rico the 51st American state has been up and down but the issue continues to be active. The 3.400-squaremile West lndies island has been a United States possession since 1898 and a selfgoveming commonwealth of Uncle Sam since 1952 with three non-voting delegates to the House of Representatives. Puerto Rico’s population… Continue reading Puerto Rico Stotehoocl Still Issue

Are Congress and the administration sufficiently concemed about the continuing problems of the domestic steel ind-ustry and the task of enforcing fair trade laws which affect it? Currently. according to Rep. Doug Walgren, DPar, 116,000 steelworkers are unemployed nationwide, with 91,000 on indefinite layoff and 25,000 working less than a full work week. Locally 1,500… Continue reading S teelworkers Need U.S. Help

“Let’s forget about party politics and take a look at how our country got into this fix and what we can do to get her out of it.” President Reagan made this statement in his address to the nation on the economy-and as you listen to campaign rhetoric from both sides you realize his idea… Continue reading Parties Are Both to Blume

Arbitration, which dates back to ancient Rome as a technique for settling disputes, is being advocated as a widening alternative to “going to court” in certain non-criminal cases. Use of professional arbitrators, Chief Justice Warren E. Burger told 2,000 business leaders at the U. S. Chamber of Commerce’s recent 70th annual meeting, “will not supplant… Continue reading Arloitrotion Could Empty Courts

Afghanistan Day, to be observed March 21, will be a good opportunity for the world community to express support of the people of tiny Afghanistan who are waging a valiant fight against Soviet oppression. Appropriately, the observance coincides with the date when the Afghan peo ple traditionally observe the beginning of their new year. The… Continue reading Afghanistan Needs Our Support

We take a lot of pride in the beauty of Utah Valley’s neighborhoods, and justifiably so. But drive through the cities, and you’ll find evidence of “summer doldrums” in many areas – yards grown shabby out of need for weeding. pruning and general cleanup. In some cases you see a slackening in civic pride that… Continue reading Beat Doldrumsz Spruce Up Yards