Congressional Panel Questions Congress Evacuation Plans
A House subcommittee scrutiny reveals no workable provision to evacuate Congress in a nuclear attack. Critics argue that crisis relocation plans for 2.81 million in the D C metro area are unrealistic, with buses and long trips cited as major flaws. Experts warn that civil defense cannot guarantee safety and urge preventing nuclear war instead.
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Washington, D.C
Congress
Stan Parris
R-Va
Washington
Kansas City
Denver
Nederland
House
Subcommittee On
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Federal Emergency Management Administration
Shenandoah Valley
Parris
Metro
United States
John E. Dickey
Emergency Management Administration
Soviet Union
Dickey
America
Russia
China
Lawrence
Nader’s Raiders profile Reagan top administrators
The excerpt previews Ralph Nader’s forthcoming work The Reagan Ruling Class, profiling lesser known Reagan officials. It highlights comments from Caspar Weinberger, John Lehman, Jeane Kirkpatrick, Frank Carlucci, Anne Gorsuch, Thorne Auchter, and Donald Regan, noting their past views and actions that shaped policy and governance.
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Washington
Reagan
James Watt
Alexander Haig
Reagan White House
Ed Meese
James Baker
Michael Deaver
Ralph Nader
Tony Capaccio
Indy
Native rights split Alaska in subsistence dispute
Alaska faces a bitter referendum campaign over a 1978 subsistence law that gives preference to those who hunt and fish for subsistence. Native leaders call it an attack while supporters say it upholds culture and economy. The fight reflects rural urban and racial tensions with federal intervention looming.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Terry Miller
Miller
House
Tom Fink
Willie Hensley
Anchorage
Cook’s Inlet
Watt
Politicizing national defense A last minute tax vote insurance
A last minute offer to four conservative Republicans to back a $350 million A 10 production extension seeks to salvage votes for a $100 billion tax hike bill. The move, supported by OMB Director Stockman and James Baker, faces ethics questions as Fairchild Industries profits and Defense money mingle with politics.
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House
Reagan
Pentagon
White House
OMB
David Stockman
James Baker III
Lyn Nofziger
Fairchild Industries
Long Island
Congress
Stockman
Office of Management and Budget
Defense
Caspar Weinberger
Norman Lent
John LeBoutillier
Ray McGrath
William Carney
Lent
Ronald Reagan
Weinberger and
Air Force
Kemp-Roth
Fairchild
McGrath
Wall Street Journal
Carney
LeBoutillier
Weinberger
Established in 1864 World Company newspaper contact data
The notice lists the World Company based in Lawrence Kansas with address Sixth and New Hampshire Streets and postal code 66044 0122. It provides subscription rates by carrier and mail for Douglas and surrounding counties and other regions including Kansas City and national rates. It notes US postal service terms and Associated Press membership.
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W.C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
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