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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1987

Page

6

Gorbachev Faces Probing Interview and Silent on Communism

Gorbachev’s NBC interview with Tom Brokaw is seen as a cautious performance, blending a humane image with evasive notes on communism. His new book Perestroika omitted the word communism, prompting critics to question Soviet aims versus Khrushchev era boldness.

Mikhail Gorbachev Tom Brokaw Nbc-Tv Soviet Union United States Moscow Gorbachev East Germany Poland Czechoslovakia Romania Hungary Afghanistan Harper & Row Wall Street Journal Richard Pipes Harvard Anatoly Dobrynin International Department Socialist Communist Party of the Brokaw Nicaragua Yeltsin Nikita Khrushchev Khrushchev

Poland Rejects Communist Reform Package in National Referendum

Poland's communist government faced a stunning setback as less than half of eligible voters approved the austerity plan. Solidarity's call to abstain boosted the opposition, raising the risk of renewed price shocks and social unrest as Warsaw contemplates enforceable measures amid a constrained economy.

Poland Warsaw Jerzy Urban Solidarity Lech Walesa Jacek Kuron Moscow

Virginius Dabney recalls Virginia editors in Twain era

A review notes Dabney’s Pistols and Pointed Pens surveys pre and post Civil War Virginia editors. It highlights O Jennings Wise, Henry Wise, Ridgeway, Aylett, Daniel, Bagby, Benjamin, Underwood, Cameron, Hughes, Elam and Beirne with duels, insults, and clashes on Franklin Street in Richmond and beyond.

Scrabble Mark Twain Tennessee Virginius Dabney Twain Dabney Virginia O. Jennings Wise Richmond Enquirer Henry Wise Robert Ridgeway Richmond Whig Wise Aylett Examiner John Moncure Daniel Lincoln Yahoo White House Richmond Col Marmaduke Johnson Franklin Street Daniel George W. Bagby Jefferson Davis Judah P. Benjamin the Treasury John C. Underwood New York William Evelyn Cameron The Petersburg Index Underwood Cameron Robert W. Hughes Richmond State Journal Hughes North Carolina

Debates Highlight Stand-up Candidates in NBC Two-Night Show

Washington the NBC News debate featuring 12 presidential hopefuls showed how TV formats mix information with entertainment. Bruce Babbitt and Alexander Haig stood out as stand-up figures, challenging front-runners and pressing deficit reduction while others sputtered under showbiz glare.

Washington NBC News Tom Brokaw Bruce Babbitt Alexander Haig Babbitt Haig Sam Donaldson George Bush Sam Reagan Richard Gephardt Paul Simon al Gore Gephardt Simon Simonomics Gore Bush United States Iran-contra Committee al Haig

I Never Knew Mike Deaver Was a Drunk

A reflective Los Angeles Times Syndicate piece recalls Mike Deaver's hidden alcohol problem revealed after his return from the White House. The author shares personal anecdotes with Nancy Reagan, Walter Lippmann, and a key moment at the White House door. The narrative links Deaver’s sobriety efforts to later accusations of influence selling and public scrutiny.

Col William C. Elam Richmond Whig Richard Beirne The State Elam Beirne Norfolk Pilot Edward B. Miars Monkey House Virginius Dabney Richmond Mike Deaver Mike Nancy Reagan Dispatch White House Walter Lippmann Walter Georgetown Angel Paul Chicago Reagan Ashley Clinic Harve de Grace D.C

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