Retaliation In The Gulf Defends West's Gulf interests
The Reagan administration keeps a restrained response to Iran's missile strike on a U S tanker while warning Tehran that further attacks will prompt reprisals. NATO allies back a limited but deliberate US strike on military targets to deter further aggression.
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Iran
Tehran
United States
West
Persian Gulf
U.S
America
Washington
Kuwaiti
Gulf
Capitol Hill
White House
Japan
Kuwait
Security Council
Poland votes on free market reforms in landmark referendum
Poland plans a November 29 referendum to decide the degree and pace of economic reforms under General Wojciech Jaruzelski's Marxist government. The vote aims to ease unrest while risking further regime challenges amid rising unemployment and past waves of political suppression. Premier Jgniew Messner acknowledged the public’s skepticism in Parliament.
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Poland
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Warsaw
Oland
Jaruzelski
Solidarity
Jgniew Messner
Special Interest Groups Press Corporations to Donate
Prof. Marvin Olansky argues that many U S corporations donate to public affairs groups under pressure or blackmail by self styled organizations claiming social justice goals. He says seven of ten dollars go to anti business causes while Honeywell faced protests over arms spending.
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al Capone
Marvin Olansky
University of Texas At Austin
U.S
United Way
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Prof. Olansky
Honeywell, Incorporated
Honeywell
Olansky
Pete du Pont Uses Bold Proposals in Presidential Bid
In Manchester New Hampshire Pete du Pont promotes radical ideas including phasing out federal farm subsidies over five years welfare work requirements drug testing for high school students and drastic Social Security changes. He seeks to stand out from rivals and gain attention ahead of early 1988 party contests.
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Manchester
N.H
Pete du Pont
Rotary Club
Iowa
New Hampshire
Republican Party
du Pont
Delaware
Rotarians
Chateau
White House
Congress
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Jack Kemp
George Bush
Senate
Bob Dole
Kemp
Pat Robertson
United States
Viewpoints on Football Strikes and Political Satire
A columnist critiques football players striking for higher earnings and contrasts their fame with the average worker's obscurity. The piece also mocks a proposed code of conduct for presidential candidates and notes political commentary about George Bush, Sandy Grady, Jesse Jackson, and Fritz Hollings.
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America
Joe
Adam
CIA
George Bush
Bush
George
Sandy Grady
Sandy
Jesse Jackson
Sen. Hollings
Hollings
Jackson
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Play
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
du Pont the Provocateur
Ashley
Robert Bork
South Carolina
Fritz
U.S. Senate
Lord Ashley
Columbia
Charleston
S.C
Levenworth
Topeka
Kan
Bimini
Martha’s Vineyard
Chiefses
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