Thatcher Reagan Bond Strengthens Anglo American Ties
The Reagan Thatcher meeting marks a renewed special relationship between the United States and Britain. Thatcher’s stance toward the Soviet Union and her clear, expansive vision boost Washington’s confidence as they face global challenges. The partnership, praised for its psychological affinity, is seen as essential for the English speaking world amid forthcoming trials and tests.
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Margaret Thatcher
Reagan
United States
Europe
Asia
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
America
Ford
Carter
Washington
Britain
U.S
Dwight Eisenhower
Winston Churchill
London
Thatcher
Soviet Union
Helmut Schmidt
West Germany
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
France
Commonwealth
West
Brooks Sees 28 Years of Government Waste Efforts Fail
Texas Representative Jack Brooks recounts 28 years fighting waste through hearings and inspectors general, GAO audits, and new controls, only to see repeated failures as agencies misspend funds. He hopes for faster action with Appropriations, but doubt remains.
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Washington
CNF
Jack Brooks
Texas
House Committee On Government Operations
Congress
Brooks
General Accounting Office
GAO
Agriculture Department
Health and Human Services
House Appropriations Committee
Committee
Debating Human Rights and Carter Policy in Washington
The piece argues that the planted axiom drives the human rights debate, challenging Carter era actions under Derian. It accuses Carter State Department of backing repressive regimes like Panama and Somoza, while condemning Castro and Sandinistas, and claims Lefever aims to correct these policies for genuine human rights.
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Washington
Pat Derian
Ernest Lefever
Lefever
Caribbean
Reagan
Carter State Department
Fidel Castro
Ms. Derian
Carter
Panama
Omar Torrijos
Cuba
Panama Canal
Treasury
Castro
Torrijos
Anastasio Somoza
Nicaragua
Somoza
United States
America
Guatemala
el Salvador
Central America
To Regulate Or Not To Regulate by CAPT. P.H. Davis Jr
Retired U S Navy captain argues against NORML and marijuana legalization, linking it to air pollution, overregulation, and a decline in American industry. He laments legal defense culture and laments failed US car quality, urging readers to consider the broader impact on technology, jobs, and national pride.
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P.H. Davis JR
U.S. Navy
NORML
National Organization For the Reform of
Miss Pauley
Nulear Energy
FBI
Dairymen's Gifts Maintain Clout
Washington analysis shows dairy price supports fuel higher consumer costs and large subsidies. Congress raises prices twice yearly, with industry PACs channeling funds to key lawmakers. April’s rise could cost $138 million in savings but boosts prices for milk butter and cheese while storing surpluses.
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Washington
Congress
Commodity Credit Corporation
Capitol Hill
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Hugh Ike Shott
Hugh Shott
Richard Wesley
Berry's
Secretary Haig
Ray Cromley
Washington Dec Area
NAVY
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
By Jeff MacNelly
Dee 1Or Neroater
M. Stanton Evans
Jack Anderson
Tony Capaccio
Associated Milk Producers Pac
Dairymen’s Inc
Mid-America Dairymen Inc
Senate
House Agriculture Committee
Senate Committee
Robert Dole
Rkan
Patrick Leahy
Mark Andrews
N.D
House
Floyd Fithian
D-Ind
Tom Harkin
D-Iowa
Tom Foley
D-Wash
Ed Jones
D-Tenn
Jim Jeffords
R-Vt
Arlene Stangeland
Rminn
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