Eviction Notice For The Russians
The Senate passed an 85 to 8 State Department authorization bill demanding the Soviet Union relocate its new embassy from Mount Alto Washington. U.S. diplomats resist renegotiation despite leverage, fearing eavesdropping risks from a facility high atop Mount Alto and its surveillance tech. The measure requires relocation to a site under 90 feet above sea level, conflicting with the Mount Alto elevation of 350 feet.
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Senate
Washington
Moscow
State Department
Soviet Union
Kremlin
U.S
Mount Alto
D.C
U.S.S.R
Coumbia
Moscowiver
Principals and Principals By James Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick argues Hazelwood v. Kuhn limits student press rights while urging strong principal authority. He contrasts Tinker with Hazelwood noting school papers serve the school, not students, and endorses censorship when the article harms school interests or policy enforcement.
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Washington
John Smith
Smith
Antonin Scalia
Supreme Court
Scalia
High Court
St. Louis
Hazelwood East High School
Spectrum
Robert Reynolds
Horace Greeley
U.S. District Court
8Th Circuit
Tinker
Des Moines
Iowa
Vietnam
Abe Fortas
Hazelwood
John Tinker
Fortas
Hazelwood High
The Gambler's Flame Burns Bright in Casino Loyalty
Herbert L. Kahn notes casino customers defy typical business rules. When they win they spread word to recruit others. when they lose they pretend victory and return to chase revenge by playing again. This moth and flame effect sustains casino patronage despite losses.
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Herbert L. Kahn
Kahn
Wimp trope in Newsweek shadows Bush 1988 bid
The Milwaukee Journal editorial rebukes Newsweek for portraying George Bush as a wimp and warns that focusing on stereotypes distorts the 1988 presidential campaign. It argues true strength lies in policy, honesty, and leadership, urging scrutiny beyond cartoonish images.
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White House
Newsweek
George Bush
Bush
Ople
Oval Office
Geraldine Ferraro
Mhoreover
Democrac
Eac
Who Makes Decisions In The Health Revolution
In a reflection on Nancy Reagan and public health choices, the piece argues that the patient must assert autonomy within the doctor patient dialogue. It emphasizes macro medicine and behavioral medicine, urging individuals to lead their own healing journey amid a fragmented medical system.
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New York City
Ronald Reagan
Persian Gulf
Nancy Reagan
Eye
America
Reagan
Bethesda Naval Medical Center
Mayo Clinic
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Los Angeles Times Syndicate
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