Reagan Backs Credible Deterrence in State of U S Relations
President Reagan vows a stronger U S military posture to deter the Soviet Union while seeking constructive talks and a realistic working relationship. He argues deterrence makes the world safer and urges Moscow to return to arms control negotiations amid stalled nuclear talks.
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Gazette Wire
Washington
Reagan
United States
Soviet Union
America
Kremlin
White House
ABC
CBS
NBC
Moscow
Sotsialisticheskaya Industriya
Socialist Industry
Pentagon
Europe
John Kennedy
Mondale Glenn clash fuels eight candidate debate
Hanover New Hampshire AP reports highlights from a Sunday debate among eight 1984 Democratic presidential contenders including Mondale Cranston Glenn Hart Hollings McGovern Askew and Jesse Jackson. The clash between Mondale and Glenn energized discussions of policy and leadership within the field.
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Hanover
N.H
Walter Mondale
Mondale
Baloney
John Glenn
Ohio
Gary Hart
Colorado
Glenn
Hart
Dartmouth College
George McGovern
America
Mondale Debate Sparks Clash Over Promises and Plans
Mondale and rivals clash over budget, exports, and education funding as the 1984 Democratic primary debate at Dartmouth spotlights the front runner on promises and costs. Glenn and Hart condemn vague pledges while Mondale defends specifics amid party tensions.
Kidnapped U S Soldier Reappears Near Munich
Spec. 4 Liam Fowler of the U.S. Army Pershing 2 unit in West Germany was found unharmed in a farmyard south of Munich after being believed kidnapped by anti nuclear activists. German police say the case remains a mystery and investigators weigh if Fowler staged the abduction.
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Gazette Wire Services
BOM
West Germany
U.S. Army
Liam Fowler
Munich
Fowler
Baden- Wuerttemberg
If at first you do succeed it probably wasn t too difficult
A compact quip noting that initial wins may reflect ease and suggesting later challenges or diminishing returns. The line hints at media or creative copyright context with a playful twist about sevenfold effort.
Author on avoiding taxes fights seizure of assets
Irwin Schiff, author of How Anyone Can Stop Paying Income Taxes, sues publisher Simon & Schuster and federal officials after IRS seized over 150000 dollars in assets to cover back taxes. He claims no constitutional income and seeks 10 million dollars in damages amid disputes over 1976 to 1978 tax years.
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New Haven, Conn
Internal Revenue Service
Secretary of the Treasury
IRS
Irwin Schiff
Schiff
Simon & Schuster Inc
U.S. District Court
Simon & Schuster
Roscoe Egger Jr
Donald Regan
James Quinn
James Holmberg
U.S
New Haven
2Nd Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
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