Doles Rise in Washington as Reagan Era Dawns
Senator Bob Dole gains influence as anticipated Senate finance chair while Elizabeth Dole secures key Reagan administration role. The couple, earning about 119000 yearly, emerges as a powerful Washington pair, second only to the Nixons in public regard among political couples.
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Why work for ex presidents Carter Nixon Ford
The piece argues former presidents including Jimmy Carter will not work for profit and will live on benefits. It contrasts their speeches on productivity with their choice to avoid employment, noting salaries, allowances, and assistance they receive. It questions the logic of insisting on self reliance while relying on government or private support.
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Favorite Ethnic Foods Spark Kansas Survey Debate
In Southwest Kansas readers list preferred dishes from Chinese chow mein to American staples. Responses include Italian lasagne, French Crepes St Jacques, Caracas Venezuelan beef, and a WASP joke about American fare. One note links food taste to politics, urging vodka and black bread.
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Press and Reagan era communication in Washington
An editorial view on how Ronald Reagan should handle the press, contrasting Carter’s outreach with expectations for Reagan. It argues the presidency hinges on effective communication, detailing Carter’s prolific press schedule and suggesting regular news conferences, regional editor meetings, one-on-one interviews, and an Americanized parliamentary style for cabinet engagement. It frames the press as both conduit and critic.
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Reagan camp rezoned move-in plan for White House earlier
Art Buchwald relays that the Carter family asked the Reagans to move into Blair House so the Reagans could enter the White House earlier. Nancy Reagan declined, noting the presidency changes on January 20 at 3 p.m. EST. Rosalynn Carter proposed the plan during a dinner and phone call.
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Carters Resist Move Out Talks Amid Blair House Plan
In a candid exchange, President Carter and Rosalynn discuss housing options as Nancy Reagan fears moving from the White House. The Carters offer Blair House or Camp David, while Ronald Reagan and Amy debate. no agreement before January 20. The exchange ends with concern over ongoing expenses.
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CIA Paid Mercenaries in Angola Alleged by Former Recruiter
A sworn affidavit by ex CIA recruiter Rufkin alleges the agency hired American mercenaries for Angola in 1976. He names Daniel Gearhart and Gary Acker, both captured. Gearhart executed, Acker serving a 16 year sentence. The claim challenges Kissinger and State Dept denials to Congress.
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Pershing Manor thanks carolers groups
Pershing Manor residents express gratitude to visiting carolers including The Whirley Birds from Bible Christian Church, Girl Scouts, Alta Brown 3rd and 4th graders, and a group from Assembly of God Church. Helen Plotner, secretary, notes appreciation for the holiday singing.
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