Deaver’s Reagan ties raise ethics questions in embassies
The Washington report outlines Michael Deaver’s influence on ambassadorial appointments and foreign representation. It cites cases in New Delhi Berlin and Seoul where Deaver leveraged access to promote clients and influence policy, with Dean, Burt, Walker, and Mansfield figures appearing in a web of meetings and advocacy.
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Washington
White House
Michael Deaver
India
Deaver
New Delhi
John Gunther Dean
Indonesia
State Department
Dean
U.S
Commerce Department
V.K. Modi
Washington, D.C
Modis
Modi Enterprises
Bitburg
Berlin
Deaver OK
Richard Burt
West Germany
Gahl Hodges
Burt
Nancy Reagan
Burts
Mike
Seoul
Far East
Japan
Mike Mansfield
South Korea
Richard Walker
Sens
Helms
Nunn
Thurmond
Warner
Reagan
Korea
Kim Kihwan
Asia
Kim
U.S. Customs Service
William Morrow Publishers
Radiation fears at government weapons sites prompt calls for shutdowns
Witnesses at a Washington forum urged temporary closures of DOE facilities until independent health studies are completed. They charged the department downplays risks from Hanford Washington to Savannah River South Carolina, with claims of high cancer rates, leaks, and dangerous reactor practices.
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Washington, D.C
Department of Energy
David Cortright
SANE
Nevada
Cortright
Energy Department
Hanford
Wash
Rocky Flats
Denver
Savannah River
Aiken
S.C
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Berkeley
Los Alamos
Edward Markey
Dmass
NRC
Reagan admin fires three Commerce Bureau staff over leaks
The Reagan administration fired three Commerce Department workers in the Bureau of Economic Analysis for leaking confidential economic data. Secretary Malcolm Baldbridge said two used data for personal gain and one passed information to another person who profited. No criminal charges will be filed, though the piece argues such profit should be illegal and urges Congress to act.
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Reagan Administration
Commerce Department
Department
Bureau of Economic Affairs
Commerce
Malcolm Baldbridge
Congress
Letters to the editor on Parents Anonymous and regional jails
A letter from Joanne M. Boileau of Bluefield WV defends Parents Anonymous as a support system for parents facing discipline and child management issues. It notes anonymous participation, weekly meetings, peer empathy, and practical parenting strategies. A WV attorney general piece urges regional jails to replace many costly county facilities. Charlie Brown argues for regionalization amid fiscal strain and reduced federal funds. James Gibson suggests boycotting HBO Cinemax or The Movie Channel to protest TeleScripps rate hikes and questions paying for the cable guide.
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Parents Anonymous
Department of Human Services
Human Services
TeleScripps
HBO
Cinemax
Cable Guide
Daily Telegraph
Readers urged to include signature in letters
The Daily Telegraph requests readers to keep letters concise and to include the writer’s signature address and telephone number for publication consideration.
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Daily Telegraph
Rhetoric on the contra aid debate and party alignments
The piece surveys militant rhetoric from Patrick Buchanan and others on the Sandinistas and contra aid. It contrasts pro and anti views, cites figures like Henry Gonzalez Parren Mitchell Ronald Dellums and John Birch Society critiques, and analyzes how voting patterns over time shape perceptions of a legislator's stance on defense and foreign policy. It cites a Policy Review table by Dinesh D'Souza and notes Buckley's Universal Press Syndicate involvement.
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Contra Aid
Patrick Buchanan
Pat Buchanan
Lenin
Congress
Central America
Democratic Party
Ronald Reagan
Daniel Ortega
Henry Gonzalez
Parren Mitchell
Speaker
Reagan
Ronald Dellums
Nazi Germany
Tip O’neill
Policy Review
Dinesh D’souza
O’neill
Gorbachev
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Citizens’ Call
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Bluefield
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West Virginia
Charlie Brown
Charleston, W.va
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Hitler
John Birch Society
Robert Welch
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Stalin
East Germany
Pershing
Mozambique
South Africa
Nicaragua
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William Buckley
Universal Press Syndicate
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