Meese Confirmed After Senate Battle for Attorney General Post
Edwin Meese survives a party line fight in the Senate to win confirmation as attorney general. The nomination drew Democratic opposition over ethics questions and a late filibuster linked to farm loan policy. Supportists say Meese embodies Reagan policy and will distinguish himself under pressure.
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General Dynamics Accused of Taxpayer Funded Entertainment
Reports claim General Dynamics hosted lawmakers at dinners and provided transport funded by the Navy or taxpayers. The firm allegedly entertained Sen. Lowell Weicker and Rep. Bill Lowery among others, with bills billed to taxpayers. Critics say a defense contractor should pay for such entertainment itself.
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The Importance Of Appointing Judges
Opinion on the long battle over Edwin Meese as attorney general and the broader impact of presidential appointments to federal courts. It notes Carter and Reagan eras, the role of the attorney general, and the lifelong influence of Supreme Court selections.
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Witty columns and quips on taxes and fate
A collection of humorous vignettes and riffs from Ashl ey Cooper era satire touching on income tax drafts slogans postal security and tax woes. Jests reference Reagan Thatcher Chernenko and crooked tax notices while lampooning IRS and mail costs with playful quotes and cartoons.
Expletive Gap Urges Fresh Obscenities in Politics
Column laments worn out expletives as politicians spill curses and suggests new words or imports from abroad. Writer calls for cooler heads and smarter language while urging leaders to model restraint.
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