U S should help get Syria out of Lebanon
Stephen Green argues the United States must push Syria to withdraw its 30 000 troops from Lebanon and rally international pressure through the Soviet Union and the U N Security Council to end the Syrian occupation and prevent a wider regional war.
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Stephen Green
Copley News Service
Washington, D.C
Dixon clash over booze event at city park
Clarence Seagren writes from Dixon urging Ron and Nancy to avoid returning to town while city officials back a liquor fueled baseball tournament at the park. He notes nearby anti drug parade and police lectures on alcohol, calling the situation a fiasco.
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Dixon group home praised for guiding troubled youths
Nancy Weaver from Bushnell commends the Dixon group home for aiding young boys in trouble, praising its leaders for providing direction and hope in a world where many do not care.
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Things Dixon Talked About 10 Years Ago May 1 1979
George Lindquist and Grover Cleveland appear in a trivia feature noting Cleveland as the only US president to serve two non consecutive terms. Lindquist, a former Dixon mayor, is sworn in again after a 1971 decision not to seek re election.
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Grover Cleveland
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United States
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Dixon
Charles R. Walgreen
Walgreen
Alt. Rt. 30
Medicare windfall prompts review of Bentsen plan
Senate Finance Chairman Lloyd Bentsen cites Congressional Budget Office estimates that Medicare catastrophe premium revenues may exceed needs by about 5 billion dollars. If valid, Congress could lower or reconfigure premiums to ease costs for middle income seniors. Caution urged due to projections uncertainty and phased implementation remaining.
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Bush
End of Cold War prompts NATO rethink in Washington
US officials weigh Gorbachev proposals to cut European forces amid signs of Soviet deescalation. Bush faces pressure to offer a new West alliance pathway as Kohl and Bonn worry about delaying NATO modernization. Brussels summit looms with Allies seeking unifiers to replace old Soviet threat.
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Margaret Thatcher
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No more Mr Nyet by Copley News Service
The piece notes Andrei Gromyko aged 80 joins 110 others leaving the Soviet Communist Party Central Committee as Leonid Brezhnev era figures exit. Gorbachev leads a Central Committee reshuffle to advance perestroika, replacing many veterans and ending their role as a brake on reforms.
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