Princess Di Awakened Chuck Over Royal Duties
Lady Di confronts Prince Charles about his lack of work, arguing a prince should have a trade or profession. Charles asks for clarification, insisting he is married to a prince, while she presses for meaningful labor and accountability within the royal life.
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Prince Chuck and Princess Di Rexed by a Royal Roast
Comic dialogue frames Prince Charles and Princess Diana in a humorous quarrel over marriage life. Di demands Chuck find a job and personality or face separation, while Chuck pleads to save their marriage and insists on dignity and posing for photos.
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Star Wars Fireworks Possible? Debate Over ABM Pact Interpretation
The Reagan administration seeks a broad reading of the ABM treaty to permit more space based SDI testing while Congress backs the traditional interpretation. Officials warn a Washington summit could expose rifts as lawmakers continue to block funds for tests violating the pact with the Soviet Union.
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Thatcher Greets Gorbachev Before Washington Talks
Mrs Thatcher and Mikhail Gorbachev met at RAF Northolt near London with Foreign Secretary Howe and Ambassador Zamyatin in attendance. They discussed arms control and reforms and aimed for further nuclear missile cuts while Britain maintained its independent arsenal.
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Welfare AFDC described as major federal program and fraud issues
The report notes AFDC is the fifth largest federal program behind Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid and SSI. In 1985 it cost 7.9 billion dollars, served 3.7 million families and 11 million people. It calls fraud incidence hard to determine and understateable, with no administrative sanctions for fraud. It urges stricter pre eligibility fraud detection, and consolidating anti fraud efforts into a single high visibility unit to work with states.
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Haiti Braces For Anti Government General Strike
Haiti braces for a general strike to demand the ouster of the military junta led by Lt. Gen. Henri Namphy after the electoral council was dismissed following a massacre that ended the first presidential election in 30 years. Foreign observers urge a peacekeeping presence as opposition accuses the junta of failing to stop attacks linked to the Duvalier era.
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Dollar Gains as Gold Holds Mixed in Thin European Trade
The dollar strengthened against major currencies in thin Europe trading on expectations of Reagan policy shifts toward a firmer dollar. Gold prices were mixed as West Germany and others cut rates to spur growth. The Group of Seven meeting before Christmas remains in view with a focus on renewed policy coordination.
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Appetite for Perfection and a Mother's Heart
A reflective piece on how mothers burden their children with high expectations and the lifelong impact of disappointing maternal ideals. The author recalls childhood moments, celebrity dreams, and a turning toward journalism while noting the enduring pressure of a mother's longing for perfection.
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