Deaver Uses Influence To Amass $18 Million Fortune In One Year
Michael K. Deaver, once White House deputy chief of staff and close Reagan ally, built an $18 million fortune in hours after leaving office. He earned six figure fees from defense contractors and foreign governments, including Rockwell, Boeing, Daewoo, and South Korea, with deals totaling millions and a potential Deavergate inquiry looming. Senate leaders urge independent counsel to probe his lobbying activities and possible Ethics in Government Act violations.
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Deaver
Michael K. Deaver
White House
Reagan
Rockwell International Corp
Boeing
South Korea
Daewoo Corp
U.S
Saudi Arabia
Japan
Mexico
Grenada
Singapore
Dominican Republic
Air Force One
Geneva
Puerto Rico
Michael K. Deaver & Associates
Mike Deaver
Harry Vaughan
Truman
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Deavergate
Washington
General Accounting Office
Senate Democratic
Edwin Meese
Bakersfield
Calif
William Clark
Mr. Clark
Interior Department
Senate Republicans
Sen
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Senate Judiciary Committee
Michael Deaver
Supreme Court shifts libel burden to defamed private figures
The court by 5-4 ruling requires private individuals suing for libel to prove statements false on matters of public concern. The decision aligns private cases with public-figure standards, preserving First Amendment safeguards and protecting investigative reporting against chilling effects.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Philadelphia Inquirer
Maurice Hepps
Hepps
The
Inquirer
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Sandra Day O’connor
Pennsylvania
O’connor
U S Lamps No Longer Lit By Oil From Arab Countries
Nuclear power has displaced about 6 million barrels of oil daily in the U S and OECD nations. In the United States oil’s share of electricity fell from 17 percent in 1974 to 5 percent in 1984. Foreign oil dependence could end someday despite current Arab turmoil.
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U. S
Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development
U.S
Prayer and faith bring inner peace through reconciliation with God
A reader asks about psychology and prayer. The response argues inner peace comes from knowing God personally through Jesus Christ, removing the barrier between humanity and God, and invites the reader to open their heart to Christ today.
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D.A
God
Jesus
John
Lord Jesus Christ
Christ
Wounds of U S Insurance Industry Largely Self Inflicted
The piece argues the insurance crisis is real but largely self inflicted. It notes underwriting losses in 1984 and argues industry profits from investments offset concerns. It cites long tail liability, tort reform debates, and sharp premium rises while acknowledging trial lawyers challenge blue collar figures and defend high awards.
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U. S
Washington
Congress
Association of Trial Lawyers of America
Insurance Lobby
Jury Verdict Research Inc
Solon
Ohio
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
California
New York
Illegal Aliens Influx Poses Major Problem
The article notes a surge in illegal crossings at the U S border with 4 000 detainees daily and far more entering undetected. It cites San Diego arrests 15 023 in one week and lists national origins. It also discusses sanctuary city debates, international immigration trends, and public opinion across France West Germany Britain Switzerland Denmark Sweden and Norway with warnings of xenophobia.
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Los Angeles
United States
France
National Front
West Germany
Britain
Caribbean
Asia
Switzerland
Europe
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
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