GOP Platform Declared Most Conservative In Recent Memory
Detroit adopted platform described as the most conservative in recent memory guiding Republican campaigns. Reagan managers acted as moderating voices within a strong conservative floodtide. The document emphasizes a clear, non Euphemistic stance on current American political issues guiding the party.
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Detroit
Reagan era platform outlined in newspaper column
The piece analyzes the 1980 Republican platform focusing on tax cuts supply side economics and reduced federal government. It notes staunch opposition to abortion supports capital punishment and a stronger defense while urging market based energy policy and a foreign policy to restore U S influence.
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Detroit
Reagan
Carter
United States
The Libyan Connection and Billy Carter’s Foreign Ties
A critical look at Billy Carter registering as a Libyan agent after 22 months and being paid 220000. The piece links Bert Lance Saudi deals and the 60 F-15 sale, arguing the president bears responsibility for lax enforcement and public embarrassment.
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Justice Department
Billy Carter
Billy
Libya
Muammar Khadafi
United States
Carter
Khadafi
Bert Lance
Saudi Arabia
Lance
Bank of Geogia
Georgia
Plains
White House
President Carter
Abortion Debate Splits Liberals and Times in 1980 Stance
A column argues that the New York Times and liberals back government involvement in abortion for teens while opponents view abortion as murder. It questions shifting legality and duty, notes Reagan’s potential win, and reflects on nostalgia versus modern policy in the election climate.
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Ronald Reagan
America
Yesteryear
New York Times
Detroit
Norman Rockwell
Saturday Evening Post
United States
Rockwell
The
Times
Old Fogeys
Rea
GOP
High Command
the Times
Reagan
Depleted Olympics Misuse of Sports in Soviet Era
The piece argues the 1980 Moscow Olympics opens amid low participation and reveals the USSR uses sport for political ends. It describes Soviet athletic training as state controlled, with extensive sports clubs and career paths tied to the Army and Dinamo, and notes international boycott tensions over Afghanistan.
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Afghanistan
Soviet Union
Russia
Communist Party
Central Committee
Novosti
U.S.S.R
Black Caucus
Army
KGB
Secret Police
Dinamo
Communist Party Central Committee
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