South Carolina Lt. Gov Daniel praised amid pay debate
The Columbia State eyes Lt. Gov Mike Daniel praising his efforts on education while noting the unusual setup of a full time deputy, Bud Ferillo, earning 44000 annually. The piece questions whether Daniel has the inside track for governor and why the deputy earns more than the nominal boss.
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South Carolina
Mike Daniel
Daniel
Boondocks
Columbia
Senate
Charles T
Bud) Ferillo
General Assembly
Mr. Ferillo
Ferillo
Peace effort urged as Iran Iraq war grinds on
Four and a half years of failed mediation have left the Iran Iraq conflict in stalemate. A March offensive of about 100000 Iranian troops failed to secure decisive gains, while Iraqi efforts to choke oil exports also faltered. The piece argues for new indirect talks through the Islamic Conference or the United Nations to avert further bloodshed and a potential wider Gulf conflict.
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Huwairah
Basra
Baghdad
Basra-Baghdad
Iran-Iraq
Iran
Iraq
Kharg
Persian Gulf
Ayatollah Khomeini
Islamic Conference
United Nations
Tehran
Saddam Hussein
Shatt al-Arab
Hussein
Khomeini
Mr. Hussein
Ayatollah
The Wooing Of American Jews Is On
The piece analyzes Reagan's Jewish outreach after a weak 1984 vote share and Kamperlman’s Geneva role. It notes Bush's Sudan diplomacy and CIA-backed Jewish rescue, comparing liberal Jewish heritage with evangelical appeal. It argues lasting factors shape Jewish political loyalties amid global anti Semitism and domestic religion right tensions.
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New York City
Ronald Reagan
Sudan
Reagan
America
Israel
CIA
George Bush
Ethiopia
Europe
Hitler
Roosevelt
Churchill
Max Kampelman
Geneva
Hubert Humphrey
Kampelman
Jesse Jackson
Louis Farrakhan
Jerry Falwell
Nathan Perlmutter
Anti-Defamation League
ADL
Perlmutter
Seymour Lipset
Earl Raab
Thought For Today Quote From Murrow March Broadcast
Edward R. Murrow urged Americans not to fear and to defend unpopular causes during the See It Now broadcast on March 9 1954. He urged digging into history and doctrine to resist a future driven by fear.
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Edward R. Murrow
Experts In Perspective By Paul Harvey
The piece argues that so-called experts on Soviet American relations are often no wiser than the public. It cites Feynman, Urey, Kaufman, and others to show how experts misjudge stock markets, space, politics, and world events. It stresses common sense over pompous professional bravado.
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Einstein
Richard Feynman
Feynman
Cal Tech
Harold Urey
Henry Kaufman
Salomon Brothers
Wall Street
Lou Cannon
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Vatican Radio
Iacocca In as 88 Presidential Prospect Captivates Washington
The Gridiron Club gala elevates Lee Iacocca as a front runner for 1988. Democrats and GOP insiders praise his TV presence and blunt style while noting his potential flaws and reluctance to run. A poll hints at strong cross party appeal, but White House skepticism remains.
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Washington
Capitol Hilton
America
Supreme Court
Lee Iacocca
Chrysler
Iacocca
U.S
Lucien Warren
Detroit
Tip O’neill
Gary Hart
Mario Cuomo
Ted Kennedy
Hart
Senate
Dale Bumpers
D-Ark
Terry Dolan
George Bush
Dolan
Dwight Eisenhower
Lee
Allentown
Truman
Ike
Humphrey
Ronald Reagan
Tacocca
Reagan
U.S. Senate
White House
John Glenn
Fritz Hollings
Howard Baker
Alan Cranston
Washington Beltway
Time Magazine
Huckster
Transportation Department
Drew Lewis
Clara Peller
Wendy’s
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Lacocca
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