Stockman on Reagan era reveals a tangled budget clash
Donald Kaul reviews Stockman memoirs critiquing Reaganomics and the White House circle. He portrays Reagan as simple minded yet instinctively political while detailing failed budget talks, tax resistance, and flawed defense spending. The piece weighs Stockman’s vivid claims against Kaul’s warning on national direction.
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Reagan earns high marks in New York Times poll
The New York Times finds 68 percent of adults approve of President Reagan's handling, matching his highest rating. Disapproval sits at 21 percent with 11 percent undecided. Libya bombing support stands at 65 percent. the night after the attack, 77 percent approved.
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Man of Letters Jack Hemingway to Attend Library Event
Jack Hemingway son of Ernest Hemingway and father of Margaux and Mariel will appear at the John F. Kennedy Library in Boston as the library accepts new letters from his father. A scholar notes the 1920s letters reveal a formative period during The Sun Also Rises writing. Hemingway, 62, has published Misadventures of a Fly Fisherman about his father and himself.
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Pathfinder John Charles Fremont, Iowa’s Unsung Explorer
Iowa Today notes historian nicknamed John Charles Fremont the Pathfinder for his mapmaking work, though in Iowa his role is largely overlooked next to Marquette Jolliet and other explorers. Richard Chamberlain portrayed Fremont in a TV special, highlighting his lesser known contributions.
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Oreo Legacy Celebrates 75 Years Worldwide Popularity
Nabisco marks 75 years of Oreos as a global moneymaker. The brand’s rise from a simple sandwich cookie to an enduring icon reflects enduring consumer appeal and wide distribution.
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South Dakota Cement Firm Funds State Treasury
The Dacotah cement brand, the only government-owned cement company in the nation, has poured 86 million dollars into the South Dakota state treasury over the last eight years.
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Tourists Stay in USA Promoted by State Officials
State tourism officials predict a summer influx of American visitors to the United States highlighting routes from redwood forests to Gulf Stream waters. The feature emphasizes domestic travel options and regional attractions across the nation.
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Looting Hampers Mayan Tomb Hunt at Rio Azul Site
Archaeology professor Richard Adams leads digs at Rio Azul around 450 A.D. in Guatemala where tombs of wealthy military leaders hint at Mayan power. Looters, according to Adams, complicate the search.
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Illuminating Arctic mystery
Naturalist Barry Lopez in Arctic Dreams urges respectful approach to Arctic land. He notes stillness and pure light invite contemplation and obligation to understand humanity's history with the region.
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Truce Reached Over San Antonio Hospital Lobby Siege
In San Antonio Texas 74 year old Maria Diaz defies eviction from Medical Center Hospital lobby where she and late husband Clemente have lived since 1981 1983. hospital officials say removing her would be inhumane while social services tried many remedies.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details and Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Company publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscription rates vary by carrier motor route and mail with weekly and annual options. US territories listed with 52 week price. Postmaster address changes to The Gazette Company P O Box 511 Cedar Rapids IA 52406.
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