Thanksgiving Wishes For Ellen Pattis In Aiken
Aiken's Ellen Pattis traveled to Tehran to visit her brother John who is serving a 10 year CIA spying sentence. She was invited by the Iranian ambassador to the United Nations and accompanied by Kathy Lewis. The visit aims to aid his release amid international tensions and U S hostility.
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Ellen Pattis of
Aiken
Tehran
John
CIA
Miss Pattis
United Nations
U. S. State Department
Kathy Lewis
United States
U. S
Ellen Pattis
Paternity Leave Reality Sparks Liberal Critique in House
A House Labor Committee vote of 21 to 11 advances a plan requiring unpaid paternity leave for parents of newborns. The piece ridicules the proposal as impractical, arguing mothers need rest while asserting fathers should work to earn income, calling the measure misguided and unnecessary.
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House Labor Committee
Beech Nut pleads guilty to fake baby apple juice scheme
Beech Nut Nutrition Corp pleads guilty to 215 counts for marketing millions of jars of fake apple juice for babies. The $2 million fine under the Food Drug and Cosmetic Act is the largest since 1938 with a $7.5 million class action settlement and ongoing trials for two former executives.
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Beech-Nut Nutrition Corp
Beech-Nut
United States
Beech- Nut
Food and Drug Administration
Nestle S.A
Switzerland
Andrew J. Maloney
U.S
New York
Maloney
Cuomo Playing Strategic Games Atop Democratic Field
The piece portrays Mario Cuomo as a calculating force in the Democratic presidential race, denying candidacy while signaling possible entry. It notes a clash with DNC Chair Kirk over drafts, Cuomo’s press manipulation, and his influence on NY primary dynamics amid the field led by Mondale and Dukakis.
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Washington
Mario Cuomo
New York
Soviet Union
Cuomo
Paul G. Kirk Jr
Tom Brokaw
NBC
Albany
Kirk
Gov. Cuomo
New York Democrat
Jesse Jackson
San Francisco
Jackson
Paul Simon
Michael Dukakis
Dukakis
Walter F. Mondale
Mondale
Gary Hart
Democratic Party
Colleges Cast Aside Principles In Football Reform
In a critique of college football culture, the author condemns Earle Bruce’s firing at Ohio State after a 9-3 season and laments corrupt pressure from alumni. He argues institutions sacrifice standards for winning, cites Columbia’s admission changes, and proposes a Felons' Division to separate cheating programs from educational goals. He praises a system forcing clear choices and predicts reduced hypocrisy.
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Earley Bruce
Bruce
Ohio State
Sayonara
Earle
Michigan
Columbia University
Stock Market Wisdom Amid 1987 Crash Reflections
A veteran observer recalls market psychology during the October sell-off and reiterates classics like sell when others buy and buy when others sell. The piece notes global interconnections, sharp volatility from technology, and the limits of earnings metrics in crisis conditions.
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Zsa Zsa Gabor
New York Stock Exchange
Bernie Baruch
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