Get Well Soon Mr President Reagan Recovers From Surgery
President Ronald Reagan shows vigor after cancer surgery at 74 and faces a 50 percent chance of recurrence. Vice President George Bush supports him as Thatcher Gorbachev Ortega join well wishes from around the world amid continued medical scrutiny.
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Goodbye OPEC Could Oil Price Collapse Without OPEC
The piece argues oil prices could fall from about 27 to 20 dollars a barrel by year end if OPEC ministers fail to agree on new prices and quotas. It notes OPEC's shrinking market share, rising non OPEC production, and Saudi plans to raise supply, risking a cartel crash and wider financial ripples.
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Legal Battle Over Roe V Wade Reappears In Courts
The Justice Department urges overturning Roe v Wade while acknowledging the court may resist. Pennsylvania and Illinois push for limited gains to require informed consent, safer methods, and life preservation steps, framing a long road to major change.
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Like New Condo Half Price Boom Bust in Construction
Builders must keep building to eat as lenders keep lending and the condo boom sags. The market shows half price unsold condos in cities like Chicago Detroit and New York with luxury units still fetching high prices but many owners facing high maintenance fees and complaints. Dallas Fort Worth Atlanta Seattle report notable drops while new multi family starts rise in March by over fifty percent.
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Readers weigh anthem ideas and wave of change
A retiree letter discusses Andrew Jacobs proposal to replace The Star Spangled Banner with alternatives like America the Beautiful. It argues the Banner suits bold singing, suggests athletic crowd sing alongs, and mocks replacing with other tunes while noting God and brotherhood phrasing.
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