Reagan Sees Summit With Gorbachev as Cautious Step Forward
President Reagan says he is not pessimistic about the Geneva summit with Mikhail Gorbachev though he doubts a sweeping arms deal. He expects some areas of agreement and favors both sides presenting their own views rather than a joint communique. He will brief NATO and Congress after Brussels and Washington.
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Reagan and Communism First Met in Hollywood
In a 40 year arc Reagan’s early Hollywood ties to communist influence shaped his shift to conservatism and the White House. He opposed communist control in unions and industry, left activist groups after discovering communists, and later urged free enterprise against communism while engaging with leaders like Gorbachev.
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Special attention for Melissa and other life dependent customers
A utility urges readers to identify Melissas and others with life support needs. It explains a special emblem on power poles for White Cross customers and asks for people to contact the SCE&G office so they can assist those with critical health conditions during outages.
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