Reagan speaks against Panama Canal treaties in YAF address
A Reagan column argues against the Carter era Panama Canal accords, noting the timing of briefing before his YAF speech and suggesting his opposition stems from principles and political strategy. The piece calls for patience, open debate, and broader public consideration of the treaties.
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Young Americans For Freedom
California
Ronald Reagan
Carter
Reagan
Ellsworth Bunker
U.S
Panama
Sol Linowitz
New York
Yaf
Bunker
Linowitz
Congress
Mr. Reagan
Coffee price relief seen as roasters work off highs
American coffee buyers may see relief as New York green coffee fell by over a dollar per pound in July and retail prices neared four dollars per pound in June. Latin American producers meet in Mexico City and urge the International Coffee Organization to set a regulating fund to stabilize the market. Consumer demand has slipped, with per capita coffee consumption dropping steadily. analysts urge drinking less coffee to push prices down.
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New York
Mexico City
International Coffee Organization
United States
Force Majeure in Canal Question from Retired Admirals
William F Buckley Jr analyzes a public letter by four former naval chiefs Arleigh Burke Thomas Moorer Robert Carney and George Anderson urging Panama Canal sovereignty He argues wartime realities trump juridical claims and that power and will to act determine canal control emphasizing military strength and risk of sabotage placeholders in the region.
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Ronald Reagan
President Carter
Chiefs of Naval Operations
Arleigh Burke
Thomas Moorer
Robert Carney
George Anderson
Canal Zone
Germany
Great Britain
United States
England
Mexico
North Sea
Baltic
Denmark
Trilateral Commission
Kiel Canal
Hitler
Panama Canal
Panama
World Court
Panama Canal Zone
Pahatta
Annapolis
West Point
Canal
United States Navy
Air Force
DNA Dilemmas Loom Over Congress and Public Safety
James J. Kilpatrick argues Congress faces a clash between academic freedom and public protection as recombinant DNA research advances. He cites A BA panels and Senate and House bills proposing licensing regimes, warns against government overreach, and recalls Prometheus myth to urge limited federal intervention while allowing scientific exploration.
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American Bar Association
Chicago
Senate Human Resources Committee
House
Department ‘of Health, Education and Welfare
Congress
Prometheus
Zeus
Pandora
Danville Register Letter Policy Notice
The Danville Register outlines letters to the editor requirements including signatures and addresses for print. Writers must list telephone numbers for verification and the letters may be edited or shortened when space is tight.
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Danville Register
Unauthorized Person Seeks Right to Be Not Authorized
A lodged letter from an angry, confused writer describes being stopped by a sign stating No Unauthorized Persons Permitted Beyond This Point. He parodies bureaucracy, recounts mock arrests over a doughnut and attempts to defy official access, concluding with a visit to an Authorizing Office and renewed claims of being unauthorized.
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New England
National Airport
Washington
Co-Pier
Cleveland
Pist
Gil
Congress
Pentagon
Supreme Court
FBI
CLA
New York
Frank Sinatra
Frank
Supreme’ Court
CIA
Anak
Perm
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