CIA link in Rewald case deepens Hawaii dispute
Ronald Rewald's lawyers accuse Judge Martin Pence of bias after he sealed CIA related documents and limited access to evidence. They allege Pence ignored key CIA links while allowing government experts to inspect materials. Rewald faces 100 criminal counts plus bankruptcy context from his Honolulu investment firm collapse in 1983.
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Gorbachev's relaxed charm amid power speculation in Britain
Don Graff notes Gorbachev, 53, charmer with humor, visiting Britain as a possible successor to Chernenko. Observers see a pragmatic shift in China away from Marxism toward capitalism, while Moscow watches how his leadership would handle such reforms.
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Phony medical degrees spark congressional alarm
An editorial argues up to 10,000 US physicians may hold phony credentials from foreign schools. It cites a six month congressional probe calling it the largest medical scandal in memory, notes lax credential checks, and urges felony penalties, stricter federal student loan rules, stronger state reviews, and a national credential clearinghouse.
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Hardcastle new pastor of Church of Christ in Baytown
Baytown files report Jack Hardcastle arrives from Dalhart to assume duties as pastor of the Church of Christ. Also noted are local church and civic items including Woodmen of the World council commander installation and Intercity Baptist Training Union at Central Baptist Church with officers listed.
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Today in History Jan 14 highlights and events
Chronological list of notable world events on January 14 across years, including the 1784 peace treaty ratification with Britain, Connecticut’s Fundamental Orders in 1639, Schweitzer’s 1875 birth, Carroll’s death in 1898, Ford’s assembly line change in 1914, Casablanca conference in 1933, NBC Today show debut in 1952, Tito’s 1953 election, Bogart’s death in 1957, Jacqueline Kennedy’s 1964 TV statement, Enterprise carrier disaster in 1969, and Ford tax proposals noted in 1975.
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Readers' views support Joan Jackson for Goose Creek Board
A letter writer backs Joan Jackson for the Goose Creek School Board. He cites her qualifications and service, urging readers to vote on January 19. Signed by Mario Rodriguez of 2403 Myers.
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