Soviets Open Door to Geneva Talks with United States
The Soviet leadership signals interest in resuming talks with the United States and NATO after a year of cold war tensions. Gorbachev and Thatcher urge nuclear reductions and warn against an arms race in space as Geneva precursors set for January 7 to 8 with Shultz and Gromyko.
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Margaret Thatcher
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Kilgore Named President Of San Jacinto Memorial Hospital Board
John M. Kilgore is named president of the board of trustees of San Jacinto Memorial Hospital with Thomas W. Moore as vice president Hugh Echols Jr as treasurer and Robert Matherne as secretary Other 1944 items note a Highlands Garden Club Christmas party, caroling at a Lilly home and Navy recruit Billy Busch completing basic training in San Diego.
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Baytown Sun
John M. Kilgore
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Thomas W. Moore
Hugh Echols Jr
Robert Matherne
Stratford
Highlands Garden Club
Martha Lilly
J.M. Lilly
Billy Busch
C.E. Busch
Navy
San Diego
EPA beer parties spark ethics clash and Fannie Mae row
EPA pesticide office hosts Friday beer gatherings in a violation of rules prompting debate over morale versus propriety. The Becker-like exposé follows a separate Fannie Mae portrait dispute with former chairman Oakley Hunter, after Maxwell barred Hunter from official visits.
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Office of Pesticide Programs
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Federal National Mortgage Association
Oakley Hunter
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Fannie Mae
David Maxwell
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Human race faces tough choices in genetics debate
William Rusher argues that frozen embryos and IVF raise hard moral and public policy questions. He weighs reactions, personal conduct, and legal approaches, noting life's sacredness while acknowledging limits and the need for possible government guidelines. He urges church moral leadership and eventual national consensus shaped into law.
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Today in History Highlights From Dec 27 Across Years
Key events include the 1979 Soviet invasion of Afghanistan and Hafizullah Amin's overthrow, Pasteur’s 1822 birth, Darwin’s 1831 voyage discoveries, Carry Nation’s 1900 bar smashing, the 1945 World Bank founding agreement, Apollo 8 splashdown in 1968, Hello Dolly closing in 1970, Watergate arguments, immigration status rulings, and Reagan’s Beirut incident accountability.
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Despised and Rejected Man of Sorrows Verse Excerpt
A Bible verse portrays a man of sorrows acquainted with grief despised and rejected by many. The text notes humanity hiding faces and failing to esteem him, highlighting profound suffering and sorrow.
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