Good Old Days Versus Modern Youth Drug Use In LA
The piece argues that adolescents have long caused trouble but notes a shift since the 1960s toward greater drug availability. It cites Los Angeles police figures that up to 60 percent of high school seniors use drugs weekly and about 25 percent are stoned most of the time. It also references National Institute of Drug Abuse data and contrasts current youth behavior with a nostalgic view of the Great Depression era.
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Los Angeles
National Institute of Drug Abuse
U.S
Disney
Michaelangelo
Sistine Chapel
EPCOT
Circus World
Ringling Brothers Circus
Coney Island
Go Get Em We Commend Reagan on Student Loan Debtors
The Reagan administration should pursue 46,860 current and former federal workers who default on student loans. Defaulting debtors get 60 days to arrange repayment. if unpaid, 15 percent may be deducted from pay or pension. The program aided many and most borrowers repay promptly. those who can pay must be traced and compelled to settle.
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Internal Revenue Service
Feldstein Deficit Warning Shapes Reagan Economic Policy
Harvard economist Martin Feldstein, Reagan’s chief economic adviser, labels deficits a serious crisis risk and urges Congress to curb spending. He notes 1982 to 1984 deficits rising from 111 billion to at least 185 billion, warns growth alone cannot erase the gap, and questions tax cut timing while stressing balanced growth and revenue effects.
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Martin Feldstein
Harvard
Reagan
Feldstein
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The
Treasury
Congress
Magic Kingdom A Remarkable Experience By CAPT P H DAVIS JR
CAPT P H Davis Jr recalls a family Thanksgiving trip to Orlando describing experiences at Disney World EPCOT and Circus World. He notes Bay Hill visits with Dr. Robert Denny and Arnold Palmer, the joy of long visitor queues, Rotary Club chatter, and Thanksgiving prayers at Windermere Baptist Church while reflecting on American religious heritage and the Mayflower Compact.
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P.H. Davis JR
U.S. Navy
Southland
Magic Kingdom
Orlando
Disney
Robert Denny
Arnold Palmer
Bay Hill
Denny
Baptist World Alliance
Mr. Palmer
Don Finsterwald
Palmer
Finsterwald
Epcot Center
Disney Village
Epcot
Rotary
First Baptist of
Texas
Windermere Baptist Church
Florida
Beckley
Athens
Arlington
Miami
Denny’s
Kentucky
West Virginia
Missouri
America
Congress
Paul Harvey on Soviet Siberia Pipeline Debate
A critical take on a 3000 mile Soviet gas pipeline to Europe as a potential lifeline or noose. It weighs cost, Western finance, and geopolitics, arguing Europe gains energy security while the West subsidizes foreign military power, with U.S. dollars flowing abroad.
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Siberia
Alaska
Soviet Union
Moscow
Europe
Mideast
West
Western Europe
Capitol Hill clash over Jerusalem consulate pro-Palestinian stance
In a closed door confrontation on Capitol Hill Rep. James Scheuer accused Deputy Assistant Secretary Morris Draper of allowing a pro Palestinian tilt at the Jerusalem consulate led by Brandon Grove. Draper defended the staff and noted contacts with West Bank Palestinian leaders. The dispute touched on broader tensions between U S officials and Israeli perspectives amid Middle East diplomacy.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
U.S
Jerusalem
Palestine Liberation Organization
Middle East
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D-N.y
Morris Draper
Draper
Lucette Lagnado
Scheuer
Brandon Grove
Grove
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Israel
Mustafa Dudeen
King Hussein
Jordan
Dudeen
PLO
Camp David
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Scheuer-Draper
Lebanon
Justice Department
John A. Cody
Teamsters Union
New York City
Cody
Long Island
FBI
Carlo Gambino
Ettore Zappi
Gambino
Paul Castellano
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
House
Anne Gorsuch
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Jack Anderson
State Department
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