Settle The Accounts As Wall Street Seeks Fiscal Sanity
The piece argues that Reagan and Congress must reach a grand deficit compromise to restore confidence and curb entitlement growth as markets signal strain. It notes proposed $64 billion in new taxes, risks of higher consumer spending cuts, and the looming debt burden threatening insolvency.
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Gore stakes out right in Democratic race during Kennedy Center forum
Sen. Albert Gore pressed opponents at a Kennedy Center forum over retreat on Gulf policy and arms. He named all who he said had retreated as he aligned with a hard line on defense and Contra aid, signaling a shift to the party's right.
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Strange Bedfellows In The Senate On Gulf War Powers
The Senate rejected one Gulf policy version and approved another 54 to 44, with Republicans and Democrats split. conservatives backed liberals and vice versa, as Byrd Warner's compromise would require a 30 day presidential report and a further 30 day congressional vote to set Gulf policy.
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Tom Harkin
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Orrin Hatch
Jesse Helms
Strom Thurmond
Reagan
Gulf
White House
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Robert Byrd
John Warner
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Adams
UNESCO Boss Amadou M Bow Steps Down Amid Controversy
Amadou-Mahtar M Bow resigns after 13 years as UNESCO director general amid accusations of mismanagement and politicization. Federico Mayor Zaragoza, the deputy director and adviser, is expected to reform the agency, restore credibility, and perhaps win back Western support including the United States Britain and Singapore.
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Ritain
Condos and Views Across America and New York
A rhetorical comparison notes New York Times ads for $4 million Trump Parc condos versus Charleston and other areas offering cheaper views. The writer mocks liberal bias and highlights stark urban inequality with social critique of lavish urban luxury contrasted with poverty and homelessness.
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New York Times
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Times
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Marie Antoinette
Notable list of warnings and social commentary
The piece compiles humorous and cautionary items from adages to dating warnings. It notes Men’s Health guidance on jerks and lists quirky traits and consumer excerpts. Boston University president John Silber discusses TV's influence citing The Boston Globe quotes.
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