Raisa Gorbachev Star Of Black Market Video
Raisa Gorbachev becomes the focus of a controversial black market video portraying her shopping sprees with an American Express Gold Card during visits with Mitterand and Thatcher. The segment contrasts the Soviet first lady’s public profile with critics and accuses it of undermining Mikhail Gorbachev. The clip hints at a possible American Express TV bid featuring Raisa in Red Square.
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Raisa Gorbachev
Nancy Reagan
Raisa
American Express
Mikhail
Francois Mitterand
Margaret Thatcher
Paris
London
Mikhail Gorbachev
Pierre Cardin
Yves St. Laurent
Reagan’s Purdue talk highlights free market vs government role
Reagan argues excessive government regulation hampers growth while free market policies boost productivity and prosperity. He urges students to evaluate policies that stimulate economic activity and technological progress, noting American ambivalence toward government and the need to hear both sides in the debate.
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Reagan
Purdue University
Congress
Who's to blame for the embassy scandal and leaks
The essay assigns blame to the Marine Corps for sending vulnerable men to Moscow and lacking discipline, the State Department for lax security and tolerance of Soviet penetration, and the public and schools for eroding civic values. It warns against trivializing betrayal and stresses accountability from those who admitted KGB agents to secure areas.
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Clayton Lonetree
Arnold Bracy
Moscow
State Department
Arthur Hartman
U.S
Foreign Ministry
Gennady I. Gerasimov
Marine Corps
Department of State
KGB
Who's Responsible For The Homeless
In the Senate debate on homeless aid Edward Kennedy cites a possible start for a broad program. House and Senate proposals seek roughly 423 to 500 million dollars for health care housing nutrition and job training. Critics warn it could become a lasting entitlement while arguing care for the mentally ill and children is a state or local duty.
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Washington
Senate
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Congress
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Federal Treasury
House
White House
Kennedy
Robert Byrd
West Virginia
State Department of Human Services
Boston
Salvation Army
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United Nations
New York
U.N
Washington Post
Marine Spying
California
William Honig
Alan Cranston
Orrin Hatch
Phil Gramm
Texas
Capitol Hill
Universal Press Syndicate
DR. Whoopee
Benny Speaking
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