Reagan White House to Turn Over as Clinton Era Looms
A Christmas overview notes a planned staff turnover with the Reagan and Bush campaigns anticipating White House shifts after January 20. Fitzwater’s team plans private sector or government roles while many aides await new posts and the Reagans prepare to depart for California.
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A Christmas Call to Reassess Our Values
A Copley News Service column urges readers to bridge the gap between affluence and poverty during Christmas. It stresses personal responsibility, charitable action, and involvement to move toward a more equal society, condemning discrimination and urging fight against hate and prejudice year round.
Crocker helps broker Angola accord in Brazzaville
The Angola accord signed in Brazzaville marks a breakthrough for US policy in southern Africa and honors Chester A. Crocker as key mediator. The deal foreshadows Cuban withdrawal and Namibian independence while leaving Dos Santos facing Savimbi's 60,000 UNITA forces. Face-to-face talks, future power sharing, and regional stability remain crucial.
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Outside the Inn Christmas play at St Anne’s church
A warm lively 30 minute Christmas play titled Outside the Inn staged at St Anne’s church directed by Father Harlan Clapsaddle and performed by 22 congregants led by Irving the innkeeper and Mary’s role by Heidi Malmberg. The audience of about 100 included parents and seniors. The play blends humor with touching drama and was praised for its clever script and fresh, updated nativity story.
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Fire destroys GBH Way Home lumber shed in Walnut
Firefighters cannot determine the cause of the Walnut blaze that leveled the GBH Way Home lumber shed and its contents. Dixon company president Jerry Katz estimates losses at 125000 for building materials tools and two pickup trucks.
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