South Korea's December 1987 presidential election of Roh Tae Woo was the first since Gen. Park Chung Hee defeated Kim Dae Jung in 1971, a vote widely believed to have been stolen.
Columns
Joyce Hollyday 3-01-1988
In every community, there are a few people who, from the beginning, have guided and kept it on solid footing through their tireless commitment to the community's life.
Danny Duncan Collum 3-01-1988
In this month's feature report on events surrounding the Reagan-Gorbachev summit in December, Joyce Hollyday juxtaposes two events that resound with irony for the U.S.
Joyce Hollyday 2-01-1988
In March of last year, Gina Wood, a 20-year-old District of Columbia government worker, went to the police claiming that her former boyfriend, James Jerome Sims, had harassed her.
Joyce Hollyday 2-01-1988
A recent report in The Washington Post had concluded that only two cities in the country had higher food prices than Washington, D.C.
Jim Rice 2-01-1988
The summit gave indisputable evidence that cooperation with the Soviets is possible and that when the political will exists progress can be achieved in the struggle against nuclear weapons.
Murphy Davis 1-01-1988
There are days, to tell the truth, that you just have to wonder if it's worth it to try to live in community.
Jim Wallis 1-01-1988
To see our problems as rooted in the system itself and not in the succession of politicians and parties who revolve in its management is indeed the beginning of political wisdom.
Joyce Hollyday 1-01-1988
If you think you may have missed out on an opportunity to spare a dime and put some money where it might make a difference, you might want to drop the people at ICE a line.
Jim Wallis 1-01-1988
Naomi Scott was to be presented with the key to the newly renovated apartment building by the mayor himself.
Vicki Kemper 12-01-1987
Honoring those who have given flesh to the way of Christ in this world and whose lives speak to us of the hope and joy of Christmas.
Danny Duncan Collum 12-01-1987
Why are we in the Persian Gulf? That's the question that is (or should be) on America's lips. It's a simple question.
Vicki Kemper 12-01-1987
Robertson seems to have a history of distorting the facts or exaggerating the importance of his accomplishments, a history of portraying himself to have done things he did not do and to be things he is not.