Kremlin Accused of Sakharov Disinformation Dossier
Western observers accuse the Kremlin of manipulating evidence about dissident Andrei Sakharov. Radio Moscow claimed Sakharov is alive in Gorky after a hunger strike and illness rumors persist. A videotape sold to ABC is questioned as possibly staged or months old, with reports of force feeding and psychiatric pressure.
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Kremlin
Andrei Sakharov
Radio Moscow
Sakharov
Gorky
ABC
Nightline
Yelena Bonner
U.S. State Department
West
Sakharovs
Soviet Union
Detroit auto profits surge amid import shields
The Big Three secured a three year import freeze extending another year, protecting about 20 percent of the U S market. GM posted 1980 profits of 3 7 billion, issued 181 7 million in executive bonuses, and on Monday announced initial 1985 price increases averaging 1325 per car. GM’s average sticker price rose to 12931, prompting questions about sustained demand as prices rise. Queen Marie Antoinette is alive and well in Detroit.
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Uncle Sam
U.S
Detroit
General Motors
Marie Antoinette
James R Jakes II remembered for excellence in work church and bridge
James R Jakes II a Nashville native and UT grad known for excellence in work church and civic life served as budget and finance director at Savannah River Operations Office and as treasurer for St Pauls Lutheran Church He died at 64 after health struggles in Augusta hospital and is remembered for his bridge play and community service by the Aiken Standard
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Jam Jakes
South Carolina
Aiken
Atomic Energy Commission
Savannah River
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
John B. McCullough
Jakes
St. Paul’s
McCullough
Cancer Society
Augusta
Aiken Standard
Thought For Today Good luck is a lazy man's estimate of a worker's success
Anonymous quote notes that true achievement comes from effort rather than chance. It frames luck as a poor measure of effort and perseverance.
Weinberger Had It Right All Along
A Harvard alumnus recalls Caspar Weinberger’s praise for Reagan after the 1964 speech and argues Weinberger’s prophecy about the American Dream and Reagan’s presidency. The piece defends Reagan, asserts the dream’s survival, and suggests the Republic remains intact despite opposition.
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Weinberger
Ronald Reagan
Harvard
Caspar W. Weinberger
Ll.b
Dunster House
Oxford Union
Reagan
Secretary of Defense
Bonzo
de ‘Tocqueville
Charles Sumner
Charles Dickens
Henry Adams
Mencken
Sinclair Lewis
Louisbourg
Lexington
Concord
Bunker Hill
Washington
Hamilton
Jefferson
Jackson
Webster
Lincoln
Earth
Republic
What If Feinstein Had Been Mondale Running Mate
The piece weighs a hypothetical 1984 ticket with Dianne Feinstein over Geraldine Ferraro. It notes Feinstein offered human warmth, executive experience as San Francisco mayor, and could affect Jewish and ethnic voting patterns, while sparing Mondale from a religiously charged clash with Catholic conservatives.
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Dianne Feinstein
New York City
Walter Mondale
Geraldine Ferraro
Mondale
Feinstein
Ferraro
Mario Cuomo
Tip O'Neill
Reagan
Namics
San Francisco
Jesse Jackson
Jeane Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Dallas
Ferrara
U.N
Louis Farrakhan
Israel
America
Nation
Cosentino sues over alleged civil rights violation
Alfred Cosentino, a 30 year old Omaha man described by police as a two bit criminal, filed a federal suit claiming his constitutional rights were violated after police wounded him 19 times during a drug case arrest. He seeks at least 50 000 in damages and alleges improper police identification and inadequate training.
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Cosentino
America
Minnesota
al Cosentino
Omaha
Florida
James Cagney
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