Panama and Washington Debate on International Law and Noriega
The piece criticizes U.S. judicial thinking in international affairs and the Panama situation. It notes Reagan's Nicaragua blockade, the World Court's political moves, and the ambiguous status of Noriega's election, citing observers and witnesses to alleged fraud.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Patagonia
Reagan
William Casey
Nicaragua
World Court
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Mount Sinai
Panama
Noriega
Rightist political larceny in Noriega era Panama
The piece argues U S recognition of Panama's de facto regime under Noriega, cites 1962 Peru recognition delay, and notes the 1979 canal treaty rights. It criticizes U S actions, mentions a failed coup, prospects of military ouster, and debates assassination laws tied to 1975 policy.
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Noriega
Carlos Duque
Guillermo Endara
Endara
United States
Kennedy
Peru
Mideast
Israel
State Department
Panama
Carter
Torrijos
U.S
Senate
Marquess of Queensberry
Maimi
Voices from Amboy and Loveland praise aid and elevator
Luella Palmer of Dixon thanks supporters for about 90 gifts that paid overdue gas electric and rent for Evelyn Reiners and her son Richard of Amboy Illinois and notes a needed phone due to Richard health and potential SSI help and a kidney donor search. Beverly Weber also praises Loveland Community Building trustees for the new elevator and attractive exterior lighting and architecture.
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Evelyn Reiners
Richard
W. Wasson Rd
Meadow Home Park
Amboy
Ill
Luella Palmer
Dixon
Loveland Community Building
Beverly Weber
Telegraph letters policy for Dixon Telegraph readers
Signed letters with full address and telephone number only will be published. Unsigned letters are not published and letters over 400 words will be edited. Writers are limited to 12 letters per year. Submit to Voice of the People Dixon Telegraph 113 S Peoria Ave Dixon IL 61021.
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S. Peoria Ave
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Dixon Yearly Glimpse From City Archives Highlights Local Focus
A 1979 Dixon conservation note honors Jerry Daws as Farm of the Year at a Farmers and Businessmen banquet sponsored by the Soil and Water Conservation District. Earlier clips recall 1964 get-out-the-vote events at Dixon High School and a 1939 order to stop damming on the Rock River fish preserve.
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Ogle County Conservation
Jerry Daws
Farmers and Businessmen
Soil and Water Conservation District
Illinois Farm Bureau
Dixon High School
Illinois House of Representatives
Rock River
Thomas J. Lynch
Illinois Department of Conservation
Dixon Conservation Club
Louise Kniel
Truman on FDR Ego and Leadership in New Truman Memoir
Copley News Service notes a new book by Harry S. Truman, Where the Buck Stops, revealing his private thoughts on Franklin D Roosevelt. The analysis discusses FDR's inflated ego, bold leadership, and the impact on the nation’s war effort from Pearl Harbor to Midway.
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Harry
Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
FDR
America
Hitler
Japan
Congress
United States
Pearl Harbor
Midway
Harry Truman
Middle America
Douglas MacArthur
Washington
Margaret
Bess
Harry S. Truman
Dwight Eisenhower
Josef Stalin
MacArthur
Tom Dewey
Charles de Gaulle
Omaha World-Herald
Fall in the Grove a vivid farm season piece
The piece recalls autumn farming life in the Grove with combines in fields and harvest pride. It notes rising costs, shop and bid frustrations, and a near-mythic sense of community amid local quirks and scenic color while warning to stay vigilant against losses.
Health care crisis prompts rethink of government plans
The catastrophe care debate shows the difficulty of funding federal health programs under tight budgets. The House repealed the plan while the Senate saved key elderly protections and opposed the flawed funding formula. Critics warn that repealing catastrophe care cannot ignore aid for the elderly poor and that the nation must finance health care more equitably. Congress must pursue comprehensive, broad-based solutions to a spiraling cost problem.
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House
Senate
Congress
John McCain
R-Ariz
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