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Terrorism
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would be hard to accomplish," Hart
said.
Terrorism does exist in America,
however, 't's not Shiite Moslems, Red
Brigades or the IRA. Rather, it's
groups like the radical, right-wing
group The Order. Ifs street gangs and
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ciium, vn>v>is<uilieu, lanauc groups
that may occasionally plant a bomb, he
said.
Considering that terrorism did start
to become a mcnance in the United
States, the other three main panelists at
the teleconference, representing the
New York Police Department, INTERPOl.
and the FBI, think the concerted
effort between citizen and law enforcement
agencies could control terrorism.
But, like Hart, they believe the
possibility of terrorism exists although
the probability is low.
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is the United States a target?"
America, according to the panelists, is
a symbol of the kind of world that terrorists
despise, a country interfering
with the goals of other nations.
What to do with terrorists is a question
seemingly difficult to answer,
because catching them is hard to do.
Different countries have taken different
measures.
Middle Eastern countries, such as
Israel and F.gypt, have favored force, |
but the Reagan administration has '
tried to persuade countries to use
economic sanctions.
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. <-i i.tni sum, i_l u i k>i 11 ic sanctions
will not work, and that is why European
countries will not back him on
this, especially in the case of Libya,
where more countries than just Libya
will be hurt."
No solutions to that problem were
made, and according to the main
panelists, it's a precarious problem
with no easy answers.
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Wednesday's letter to the editor.
Rebels," incorrectly printed a sentence
"But before we proceed to mix moloto
slander, let us pause to reflect."
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