Subsidizing Terrorism and the Tylenol Murders
The United Nations is criticized for funding Marxist and terrorist groups like the PLO and SWAPO, largely through Western donor contributions, with calls for the U.S. to stop funding such organizations. The piece then discusses the Chicago Tylenol murders as an example of isolated public threats and the futility of tamper proofing all foods and goods. It argues for rapid pursuit and conviction of perpetrators as the main protective measure.
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General Assembly
Palestine Liberation Organization
Southwest Africa People’s Organization
The
African National Congress
Pan-African Congress
South Africa
Namibia
PLO
U.N
Liberation Movement
Vietnam
Jonas Savimbi
Union For the Total Independence of
Angola
United States
Reagan
Chicago
NATO Alliance
Western Europe
U.S
Helmut Kohl
Margaret Thatcher
Francois
Korea
Calvin Coolidge
Maechling
Europe
Harry
Reader in Seoul blasts Maechling critique of Reagan
William L. Rusher rails against Charles Maechling Jr.’s Times Tribune piece reprinted worldwide. He argues the article unfairly lambasts Reagan and frets about NATO, Europe, and U S isolationism, noting the global spread and potential influence on foreign audiences.
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Seoul
Korea
NEA
New York City
Charles Maechling Jr
Los Angeles Times
International Herald Tribune
Maechling
the Tribune
Carnegie By Endowment For International Peace
Washington
Far East
London
Zurich
Singapore
Br’er Maechling
Ronald Reagan
The Womb Is A High Risk Residence
A letter writer rails against the 1973 Supreme Court abortion ruling as a moral catastrophe. He accuses lawmakers and the liberal establishment of inaction, cites Senator Byrd and Robertson, and urges readers to vote against pro abortion positions in November. He warns of societal decay and calls for awakening Americans.
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Hell
Jennings Randolph
Robert Byrd
Washington
Byrd
Supreme Court
Son of God
Joseph A. Shoda
Bluefield
W.va
Reaganomics Debate Hurts Economy and Government Crackdown
The piece argues Republicans rely on trickle-down and Democrats on siphoning funds, blaming Reaganomics for recession and inflation, while criticizing government red tape that hinders private innovation. It details a 2023 Energy Department printing kickback case involving Assistant Secretary William Heffelfinger, grand jury investigations, and multiple IG inquiries.
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Inspector General
Government Printing Office
The
Postal Service
Energy
Justice Department
Grand Jury
John Dillon
William Heffelfinger
Heffelfinger
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