Sensible People Soon May Sicken Of The Vanity
George F. Will argues that the nation faces a large fiscal year with a growing focus on economics. The piece notes the administration’s emphasis on economic recovery and critiques foreign policy, defense spending, and gold standard debates while urging realism about inflation and budget benefits.
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Sadat Remembered as Peacemaker After Assassination
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, hailed as a statesman and man of peace, was killed in Cairo. World leaders including Menachem Begin and Ronald Reagan mourn his death as Cairo remains politically unsettled and the region watches the Nile Valley closely.
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Belize gains independence but faces instability and poverty
Belize emerges as a sovereign nation free from colonial rule yet fragile. Despite independence British troops may stay for a time to guard a weak national army against Guatemala claims. The country struggles with trade deficits, debt, and reliance on tourism and agriculture amid political and economic uncertainty.
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Grain Glut In U S Bust In Russia
Soviet grain output is slated at 185 million tons well below the 236 million target prompting questions about a new long term grain deal. US farmers urge cash payments and freer trade while Congress debates a four year farm bill amid weak foreign demand and high interest rates.
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Robert Delano
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Agriculture Department
Decade Of The Professional By Rhodes Cook
The 1980s shift the Democratic National Committee toward professional leadership as the executive committee approves a lean midterm conference plan in Philadelphia. Delegates will be 364 DNC members plus 100 add on seats to balance representation, with party or public officials filling most posts and women and minorities protected.
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