President Reagan should grant Poindexter and North a pardon
The piece argues that political lawsuits polarize and that Reagan should pardon Poindexter and North to avoid extending the Church hearings era, noting Walsh and Sullivan as advocates and framing the issue around national security, executive power, and public sentiment. It frames torture and bugging as complex risks in a broad national security context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Walsh
John Poindexter
Oliver North
Captain Ahab
Moby Dick
Poindexter
North
Alcatraz
Walsh
CIA
Defense Department
National Security Agency
FBI
Brendan Sullivan
Sullivan
Edward Bennett Williams
Reagan
Poindexter-North
Ronald Reagan
Republic
Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
Gesell
Adm. Poindexter
Time to Untwin the U S Deficits
The piece argues the twin deficit theory is flawed citing Britain's trade and budget outcomes to show no fixed link between budget and trade deficits. It notes strong economies can run deficits while warns that raising taxes to cut the deficit could trigger a recession and job losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Samuel Brittan
Financial Times of
London
U S
United Kingdom
America
United States
Britain
West Germany
Japan
George Bush
Argentina's democracy resilient after third mutiny
Demands by about 400 junior army officers sparked a weekend uprising in Argentina. President Alfonsin swiftly restored order and rallied mass support for democracy, denying any threat to civilian rule. The mutiny aimed at trials of junta-era leaders and release of Lt. Col. Aldo Rico, while top officers remained sidelined. Public protests reaffirmed backing for democratic government amid past coups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
Raul Alfonsin
Aldo Rico
Army
Jose Dante Caridi
Alfonsin
Buenos Aires
Falklands
Agentina
Christmas Time Saddened by Loss and Hope
A reflective personal essay on Christmas sadness from losing parents and the impact of smoking on their health. The author recalls loved ones, notes bitterness toward the word Xmas, but ultimately finds the season renewing joy and the chance to create new memories with children and loved ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Christ
Forster Imprint elected Dixon Chamber president
Bruce Forster was chosen to a one year term as president of the Dixon area Chamber of Commerce and Industry Board of Directors. He had served on the board for three years prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Forster
Forster Implement
Dixon Area
Political district candidates include Schuneman Rigney
37th District Sen. Calvin Schuneman of Prophetstown Illinois is listed with an address at 343 Washington St Prophetstown 61277. 35th District Sen. Harlan Rigney is also noted, location details incomplete.
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Calvin Schuneman
Washington St. Prophetstown
Harlan Rigney
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Sandy Burke
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Lori Fagan
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Clark Kelly
Chip Marshall
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Ed Bushman
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Elizabeth Lovett
Diane Shehorn
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Monroe
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Edwin E. Smith Jr
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Scott Brown
Lee Annarn
Mark Fane
Thomas Mekeel
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Robert Dogwiler
Rosemary Flowers
Robert Gorman
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Joe Leadman
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