Nudging Allies Into Democracy in Korea and Panama
The United States should press South Korea and Panama toward genuine democracy amid anti government protests and military rule. It urges U S engagement through dialogue with opposition and offer incentives to Noriega for fair elections, noting stakes for the Panama Canal and regional stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Korea
Panama
United States
Chun Doo Hwan
Roh Tae Woo
Chun
Manuel A. Noriega
Noriega
Ferdinand Marcos
Panama Canal
Gaston J. Sigur
U.S
End Sweetheart Sugar Deal With Domestic Producers
The piece argues to end price supports and import quotas driving sugar costs, urging Congress to phase out subsidies over four years. It notes two thirds of the $3 billion annual burden falls on consumers, with higher prices for households, and ties reforms to free market aims and a Venice summit pledge.
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United States
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Treasury
Reagan
John Porter
R-Ill
Seven Nations
Venice
U.S
Uncle Sam
Thought For Today Quote From Paul Harvey
Reflective aphorism noting that cyclical challenges recur, reminding readers resilience endures. The line emphasizes perspective during difficult periods and cites Paul Harvey as the source of the quotation.
Nunn Mirage: Georgia Senator Faces Presidential Bid Questions
At a Democratic Leadership Council gathering in Georgia, Sam Nunn drew heavy interest from strategists and activists weighing his potential presidential bid. Questions center on crossing party divides, regional appeal, timing, and whether his defense record translates to a national campaign. Observers note lingering uncertainty about his ability to withstand campaign pressures and unity within the Democratic Party.
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Democratic Leadership Council
Nunn
Sam
Washington
Senate
Armed Services Committee
Congress
DLC
Texas
Florida
New York
Pennsylvania
Iowa
New Hampshire
Virginia
Charles Robb
Robb
Jon Mills
Gary Hart
Georgia
TV Revolution in South Korea Sparks Student Media Showdown
South Korean student protests surge on college campuses and city streets as TV becomes a political arena. New Left momentum clashes with pro-government elites while Washington policymakers observe a shift toward modern, high tech social change amid growing hopes for democracy and prosperity.
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New York City
Pacific Rim
Philippines
Congressional Foreign Policy Committees
Washington
Chun Doo Hwan
Korea
Potomac
Asia
America
Mrs. Aquino
Ferdinand Marcos
Chun
South Korea
Mexico
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Paul Harvey
Sam Nunn
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Los Angeles Times Syndicate
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