Ethics clash over new sobering drug Ro 15-4513
Editorial argues the European sobriety drug Ro 15-4513 could reduce drunk driving by suppressing inhibition and anxiety but raises ethical and legal concerns. It notes FDA limits to alcoholism treatment, warns of potential misuse and liability, and urges careful study of benefits versus harm.
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Distancing from Reagan lauded or lamented by insiders
The piece weighs how observers and allies react to the Iran arms sale scandal. It notes George Bush’s phrase clearly, mistakes were made, as potential distancing, and contrasts other confidants who defer to Reagan on Don Regan’s fate. It questions intent and loyalty among key figures.
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Neiman Marcus offers designer kittens amid Humane Society protest
The Marin Humane Society objects to Neiman Marcus Christmas catalog offering designer kittens bred with jungle cat markings for 1400 dollars each. A spokeswoman fears cross breeding causes strange dispositions and questions animal welfare.
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Mandate syndrome brings chaos to Reagan era politics
The piece argues that overwhelming election landslides breed arrogance called Mandate Syndrome, citing Franklin Roosevelt Lyndon Johnson Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan as examples. It warns Reagan faces severe consequences in his second term amid scandal and policy overreach.
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Reagan’s waning influence signals limits on policy goals
The analysis argues that even before the Senate shift and rising deficits Reagan’s military buildup faced endgame pressures. It warns Congress may block balanced-budget measures and school vouchers, while foreign policy risks punishment for covert actions and weakened arms control prospects.
Fifth Amendment rights in Iran Contra hearings
Senators and critics debate whether John Poindexter and Oliver North should testify while invoking the Fifth Amendment. The article notes rights to refuse self incrimination, the use immunity concept, and whether immunity can balance public information needs with potential prosecutions. It cites Watergate as a precedent for handling testimony and evidence.
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Editorial urges careful legal path on investigations and witness testimony
The piece argues against hurried immunity and calls for a swift independent counsel while stressing the need to balance testimony with available evidence. It notes Sen. Byrd's push for a prompt main committee and cites historical quotes about protecting the privilege against self-incrimination to preserve liberty.
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No on Anamosa Civic Center Bond Vote Says Letter Writer
A reader argues against the proposed civic center recreation bond in Anamosa. They urge using Lawrence funds for a civic center offices and auditorium, warn of taxes and user fees, and suggest school district support for a swimming facility. They oppose financing that would burden the elderly and children.
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Shelter Adoptions Cost Too Much for Unemployed Listener
A caller says the animal shelter demands 55 to adopt a dog while they rely on vet rent help and food stamps. They fear animals are euthanized after short holds and question the policy proving access to loving homes is blocked by fees. The caller cites Bob Barker urging adoption and laments being unable to qualify.
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Foster care Thanksgiving Miracle Feeds 200 With Community Help
Lutheran Social Service foster children planned and served a Thanksgiving banquet for their foster families using $100 cash and donations. Local businesses supplied turkey potatoes bread pastries and drinks to show gratitude for the care and generosity that made the meal possible.
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Familiar excuses for government funding audits arise
The piece argues for an auditing firm to trace a $10 million lapse and calls for action. It humorously cites trusted answers and notes that many businesses employ auditors, suggesting government use an external firm to locate the missing funds.
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