Bluffing and Bluster Endangers Honduras Involvement
A columnist argues the Honduras intervention shows U S bluffing military policy in Central America. The piece criticizes the Reagan administration and figures like Ollie North and John Poindexter, questions timing with indictments, and urges restraint and a plan to cut losses. It warns that troops should fight or not be sent.
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Poland
Germany
United States
House of Representatives
Ollie North
John Poindexter
Nicaragua
Honduras
Daniel Ortega
Elliot Abrams
State Department
Central America
Abrams
Inter-American Affairs
Lebanon
Reagan
Congress
North
Poindexter
Joffrey Ballet Chief Ill. Ike Turner Convicted. Parker Ashes Move
Robert Joffrey, 57, co founder and artistic director of the Joffrey Ballet, suspends daily management due to myositis liver disease and asthma. Ike Turner, 55, convicted of cocaine possession and transportation. denied sale. Dorothy Parker’s ashes moved to Baltimore NAACP HQ with plans for a garden and brochure.
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Joffrey
Robert Joffrey
The
Joffrey Ballet
Ballet
Turner
Ike Turner
Los Angeles
R.I.P
Dorothy Parker
Baltimore
New York
Parker
Algonquin Round Table
NAACP
Benjamin Hooks
Martin Luther King Jr
Management consultants aid in family and workplace harmony
The article notes that when a boss is a father or a wife is a subordinate, a management consultant can help maintain smooth operations. It also highlights the use of a monitoring machine for babies at risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome as a critical life aid.
Whale Watching Delights Draw Surprising Crowds
A leisure feature highlights whale watching as a rewarding activity with graceful whales leaping from the sea and spouting water. The piece notes the joy and wonder of observing these majestic creatures up close.
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Leisure
When pets age and owners face painful choices
Aging pets force owners to confront humane options as quality of life declines. Euthanasia often becomes the compassionate route after evaluating medical and emotional factors.
Marketing Research From Two Plans by Jefferson Davis Associates
Jefferson Davis Associates compares two methods to answer marketing questions. One approach targets focus groups, the other gathers individual viewpoints. The strategy adapts to the situation, aiming for clearer consumer insights and informed decisions.
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Jefferson Davis Associates
Hannibal and Mark Twain's Early Ties Highlighted
The article notes Hannibal Missouri as the birthplace of writer Mark Twain whose Mississippi River town years shaped Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn. It emphasizes how his early life in Hannibal influenced his vernacular and spirited youth characters, though he later left Missouri.
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Mark Twain
Hannibal
Tom Sawyer
Huckleberry Finn
Missouri
Parade
Fickle dangerous tornadoes hit weekend workouts warning
A weather feature notes tornado season approaching with storms delivering winds up to 200 mph. The piece cautions unpredictability and danger for readers in spring and beyond.
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Iowa
Two Boys Abducted by Drug Dealers Shot Dead
Philadelphia police report two of three abducted youths were killed after failing to pay for crack. Cornell Williams, 15, and Anthony Williams, 13, died from gunshot wounds near the airport and downtown. Joseph Jones, 12, escaped. Investigators seek two Jamaican suspects and an accomplice.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Jones
New York
Cornell Williams
Philadelphia International
City
Williams
Anthony Williams
Joseph
Cornell
Edward Tenuto
Red Cross admits mistake in shipping tainted blood
The Red Cross acknowledged it erred in distributing 24 pints of blood that failed AIDS procedures but said none was used and none carried HIV. FDA said units shipped last month to Washington and Nashville centers were never given to patients. five contained hepatitis B antigens and could have posed a risk.
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Washington
Red Cross
Food and Drug Administration
Nashville
Tenn
FDA
Gene Jeffers
American Red Cross
Jeffers
Nashville Banner
Correction on McDonald address in mischief report
The Gazette corrects the recent report on Mike McDonald arrested Thursday night for second degree criminal mischief. The last address listed was 723 Fifth Ave SE upper apartment and the newspaper invites complaints about accuracy.
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Mike McDonald
Fifth Ave
the Gazette
Return of Capistrano swallows draws 7000 to Mission San Juan Capistrano
Thousands gather at Mission San Juan Capistrano to witness the swallows returning from Argentina for St. Joseph's Day. 92 year old Paul Arbiso rings bells as crowds fill the 212 year old mission, while residents note urban growth has reduced swallow numbers.
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San Juan Capistrano
Calif
Mission San Juan Capistrano
St. Joseph’s Day
Argentina
Paul Arbiso
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Arbiso
Amador Perez
Perez
Mission
Father Junipero Serra
Chiropractic Health Care Associates
P.C
David L. Swope
W. Gene Cretsinger
Ronald S. Hoyle
David W. Johnson
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