Gorbachev diplomacy amid Afghan quake stirs Western doubt
The article argues that Soviet moves under Gorbachev provoke Western relief and strategic reshaping. It links the Afghan civilian toll to Soviet actions, notes rising Gorbachev popularity, and critiques policy concessions. It questions Poland independence, START, ABM, and NATO, suggesting Western weakness is being exploited for disarmament gains.
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Bush faces people problems in federal workforce
The GAO warns the incoming Bush administration faces a persistent people problem as morale pay and direction affect federal service. Corruption cases and a negative public image hinder recruitment while pay inadequacies threaten future quality. The GAO urges presidential leadership and public support to revitalize public service.
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Oliver North Should Go To Trial Say Copley Editors
The column argues North faces a January trial over Iran Contra with 600000 pages of classified documents at issue. It urges disclosure of gray mail to aid his defense, notes Gesell could dismiss charges if evidence is denied, and urges the White House to avoid perceived cover ups while supporting trial transparency.
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Horoscope humor riffs on Nancy Reagan and daily signs
The writer ridicules astrology as guidance from Nancy Reagan’s era, recounting how zodiac predictions disrupted daily life from medical and financial matters to personal relationships. He jokes about Medicare hearings, unexpected gifts, and dramatic events while denying value in star advice and opting for the old wisdom what you don’t know can’t hurt you.
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Dixon Park Board to seek five cent tax increase
Ten years ago on December 15 1978 the Dixon Park Board proposed a five cent per 100 dollar assessed valuation tax increase via referendum to fund facilities including the Department of Conservation land north of Dixon and the Illinois National Guard Armory.
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