Nuclear deterrence and arms race stance cited by Clark
Clark argues the US and USSR possess overwhelming nuclear power far beyond Hiroshima levels and criticizes Reagan's plan for vast new arms spending. He maintains both nations have redundancy, warns of an unwinnable nuclear war, and urges deterrence over unilateral disarmament while supporting a strong military posture.
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Clark
Reagan
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Soviets
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Uni
Boy 16 Captures Robber After Pursuit by Local Shopkeepers
A Northwest Side youth, Don Craig, 16, tackled a suspect after a purse snatching on 16th Avenue as Ernie Hlas Jerry Rezab and Lester Sykora chased the thief. Craig, aided by shopkeepers and with police soon arriving, restrained the suspect until arrest. Police may commend the brave teen for his actions.
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Keystone Kops
Ernie Hlas
Ernie’s Tap
Jerry Rezab
Lester Sykora
Sykora Bakery
Don Craig
Craig
19Th St
the Gazette
Rose Konecny
16Th Avenue
12Th Avenue Bridge
Wilson
Roundhouse
Jerry Rezach
Bob Koach
Rezab
Pat Martin
House approves FTC authorization with budget caps
The House backed the full FTC authorization on a voice vote after agreeing to cut the agency’s outlays to Reagan recommended levels for 1983 84 and 85. The measure preserves Congress power to veto FTC rules to ensure legislative control over regulations.
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Reagan
FTC
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Kennedy
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Atlanta
Glenn
Mondale
Cranston
Sens
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Colorado
Ernest Hollings
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Reubin Askew
Ernie
Sykora
Ray Baker
Westdale Mall
Lindale Mall
Abbey Mandel
Small Electrics
Bali
Vanity Fair
Maidenform
Vassarette
Itdale Mall
Dale Mall
Olga
Power Trico
Powernet
Warner
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