Unyielding War and Tough Justice Reflections
The piece notes the Falklands conflict as an old style rights battle won by Britain and critiques Argentine leadership. It then critiques U S criminal justice, arguing liberal bail and insanity defenses endanger society, praising Britain’s self determination and warning against lenient reforms.
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Britain
Margaret Thatcher
Thatcher
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Washington Monthly
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Rufus Adams
Adams
Lorton Reformatory
Reagan London speech sparks Cold War rhetoric
A column analyzes President Reagan's London address and UN remarks, contrasting Western hopes for silence with Soviet and Tass reactions. It argues the speech exposes Marxist critique and Soviet legitimacy issues, warning a Cold War thaw may give way to harsher diplomacy and the risk of misinterpretation by Moscow.
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New Haven
United States
Reagan
Margaret Thatcher
United Nations
Thatcher
Falkland Islands
Leningrad
St. Petersburg
Uri Kornilov
Tass
London
U.S.S.R
Soviet Union
U.S
Karl Marx
Richard Pipes
Kremlin
Stettin
Baltic
Varna
Black Sea
Latin American Realities William L. Rusher article analysis
Reagan aims to repair Latin American ties through private business after the Falklands war. U S relations with Mexico, Venezuela, Argentina, and other nations are recalibrated, shifting from hardline to business-led outreach while Britain endures pressure over the Falklands.
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Washington
Reagan
Latin America
Falklands
United States
Britain
South
Central America
Lopez Portillo
Reagan State Department
Jimmy Carter
Argentina
Brazil
U.S
Herrera Campins
Venezuela
el Salvador
Cape Horn
Rio Grande
Herrert Campins
Falkland Islands
The Lessons Of The Falklands War By Ray Cromley
Cromley argues the Falklands conflict shows the need for larger smarter anti aircraft and anti missile arsenals. He compares ABM defense, Soviet advances, and mobile warfare lessons from Vietnam and World War II, urging local command decisions and robust satellite and submarine forces.
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CNF
Falkland Islands
U.S
Salt I
Ussr
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Gideon
United States
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Falklands
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Johnson
Defense
Robert McNamara
Franklin Roosevelt
Dwight Eisenhower
Inspector General Novick absolves Sanderson in EPA probe
Washington D C. A Reid to this report claims EPA Inspector General Novick found no merit in charges against James Sanderson, despite evidence of client dealings with EPA and use of agency resources. The six volume work reportedly contradicts its conclusions, citing Sanderson's records and witness statements about Denver Water Board cases.
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Reagan
Matthew Novick
Environmental Protection Agency
Patricia Schroeder
Dcolo
Novick
EPA
Anne Gorsuch
Denver
James Sanderson
Sanderson
John Dillon
Adolph Coors and Co
Chevron Shale Oil
Chemical Waste Management Inc
Steve Durham
Denver Water Board
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Gorsuch
Paul Cooper
Jim
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Congress
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Energy Secretary
St. Regis Paper Co
Tribble
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Union Camp Corp
Ce i
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Inner Circle
Hertz
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Eres
Abc-Tv
FBI
William Webster
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