Keeping Church and State Separate Myth or Misconception
Dr. D James Kennedy argues the constitution does not demand church state separation and cites Jamestown 1607 Mayflower Compact 1620 and 1643 New England Confederation to claim America started as a Christian nation. He contends the country has drifted toward excluding God from government and warns of lawlessness without divine guidance.
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The American Revolution II Speech Threads Reagan Era Hope
Ronald Reagan opened his second term with a patriotic address that blended optimism and resolve. The crowd honored him on his 74th birthday as he framed a second American Revolution focused on domestic renewal and a balanced budget, while outlining arms control goals and a steady, consultative approach.
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Vernon Walters poised as next U.N. ambassador
A profile portrays Vernon Walters as a veteran diplomat with deep contacts and multilingual skill. It notes his early wartime links to King Hassan II, his role in exposing Watergate, and his calm, professional approach contrasting with ideologue appointees.
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Denver Meter Reader Aims for White House Laugh
A Denver man, Robert Latta, on vacation, joked about entering the White House with the U S Marine Band and jokes about the president's light bill. The piece notes there are many meters in Denver to read and Latta likely did not visit the White House.
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John Riggins and the 12 on the 50 request from Bush
Washington Redskins star John Riggins wakes with a headache and a tangle of memories after a wild party. His wife leaves him and a phone call from George Bush asks for 12 on the 50 for the 1985 opener. Riggins agrees to arrange the bet, despite the scandal.
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Bad Guys Still Ahead On Points
Boston readers hear of a cash heist turned near tragedy when Frances James was shot during a robbery on a bus. The attacker, a 14 year old with a pistol, was later arraigned for attempted murder as the victim’s mother voices frustration at juvenile justice.
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