Press vs The Presidency in the Carter briefing flap
The 1980 briefing papers controversy surrounding the Reagan campaign sparked a media frenzy as the press questioned possible law violations and the White House prepared a Justice Department inquiry. Analysts note waning honeymoon sentiment and a hostile press corps challenging the presidency.
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Tip O’neill
Reagan
Justice Department
Washington Observer
Wall Street Journal
Walter Berns
John M. Olin
American Enterprise Institute
White House
Pashayan and Court Debate Over Legislative Veto Power
Former congressman Charles Pashayan Jr and reform voices weigh the Supreme Court ruling that Congress lacks power to veto executive actions. The piece reviews implications for the Reorganization Act War Powers Act and budget laws, and quotes Cheney Laird and Muskie on balancing powers.
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Washington
Charles Pashayan Jr
Oxford University
Warren E. Burger
Congress
Burger
Herbert Hoover
Supreme Court
Pashayan
Richard Cheney
R-Wyo
Gerald R. Ford
Melvin R. Laird
House
Defense
Nixon White House
Laird
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Bundy Defends Nuclear Deterrence In WS Letter
McGeorge Bundy writes to the Wall Street Journal denying wishy washy views on nuclear deterrence. He argues current arsenals are so potent that no leader can predict outcomes of nuclear war and cautions against hastily using the bomb or relying blindly on others plans.
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Wall Street Journal
McGeorge Bundy
Bundy
Sally Ride Heads Challenger Flight Signals Space Hope
Sally Ride became the first American woman in space on a six day Challenger mission ending with a flawless Edwards AFB landing. The flight tested a 50 foot mechanical arm launching and retrieving a West German satellite while studying zero gravity proteins and space sickness. Commercial satellites for Indonesia and Canada demonstrated shuttle value as NASA envisions regular repair and return trips to earth.
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Sally Ride
Edwards Air Force Base
Earth
Indonesia
Canada
NASA
Space
Senate TV Debate Move Urges Equal Time On C-SPAN
The piece argues the Senate should televise its budget debate like the House. It notes a prior filibuster blocked a TV cameras resolution and urges immediate adoption to provide equal access to viewers.
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U.S. Senate
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Russell B. Long
D-La
Ashley Sees It Aims At Government Aid To Historical Wrongs
A satirical column muses on Congress paying reparations for past injustices including Native American land, slavery, and Japanese American internment. It jokes about generic remedies from war era budgets and ends with a quip about a couple debating whether to pay the power bill or the doctor.
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Congress
Japan
Hawaii
Pearl Harbor
Nutrition and cancer risks merge with medical science
A health conference notes diet may influence breast cancer risk alongside heredity. Vitamin D deficiency appears common in fracture and osteomalacia patients, with confirmation from Vrije University. Lysine intake shows potential cancer reduction, while Bruce Ames predicts cancer studies will soon focus on diet rather than manmade carcinogens.
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American Cancer Society
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Science News
Vrije University
Amsterdam
Saturday Evening Post Society
Cory SerVaas
Bruce Ames
University of California, Biochemist
Charles Mott
New England Journal of Medicine
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Readers praise EMS nurses in intensive care
Mrs Clyde Saunders writes from Aiken Route 4 Box 253A praising Dr Hewitt who ordered EMS to ICU and commends the dedicated personnel. She describes the nurses as angels who cared for her like family and believes they gave their best to save humanity.
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Clyde Saunders
Aiken
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Civil Rights Commission
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ABC
Leslie Stahl
CBS
Chris Wallace
NBC
Larry Speakes
Speakes
Dwight Eisenhower
Cheney
McGeorge
Sally’s
Ashley
By Ashley Cooper
Pentagon
Society
EMS
Nurses
Aiken Standard
P.O
Aiken, S.C
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