Arafat and Peace Talks Redefine Middle East Landscape
Pat Buchanan argues that U S policy shifts have made a Palestinian state inevitable beside Israel. He cites Arafat as seeking leadership of an independent Palestine, warns that West Bank and Gaza must be released, and predicts clashes with Likud over settlements and Jerusalem while noting evolving Palestinian recognition of Israel and the gamble of risk for peace.
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Veteran funeral rites should skip gun salute and taps
A letter argues military rites at graveside can distress grieving families. It favors omitting firing, taps, and gun noise for individual burials, reserving full rites for Memorial Day when veterans groups show respect without harming the bereaved. Pastor Swarbrick urges sensitivity and understanding from veterans groups.
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Dixon
Medicare Catastrophic Coverage Act Expands Benefits
The 1988 act extends coverage to all prescription drugs, mammograms, and limited home care for the severely disabled while capping costs for hospital and medical services. Premiums rise: Part B to 373.20 in 1989 with a supplemental premium up to 10.20 monthly by 1993, plus income-based limits up to 800 annually. Most low income beneficiaries pay no supplemental premium. higher earners face caps. Overall, advocates say the reform protects seniors from ruin while expanding access to care.
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Holiday reflections from behind a Telegraph desk
The writer shares lighthearted holiday musings about finding the season’s spirit in TV specials and appliances, aging, parking lot shenanigans, mistletoe scarcity, Chia Pets, video rental habits, and family Christmas warmth, ending with a cheerful Merry Christmas to all.
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Scrooge
Foggy ice disrupts Dixon area morning closures
December 20, 1978 reports a icy mist and soggy start as area schools closed before 6 am due to ice. Dixon officials yielded about 9:30 am as salt spread to melt a quarter inch glaze. warming later eased conditions for pedestrians and motorists.
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