Editorials urge Reagan Castro link to shape Cuba policy
Editors and analysts argue Reagan must use Lopez Portillo as a channel to warn Castro that Moscow aligned expansion in Central America invites decisive U.S. action. They warn of a Vietnam like threat in the hemisphere and call for prompt U S Mexico ties strengthening to curb Cuban Russian influence and secure oil and fishing rights while avoiding U S intervention in Mexican affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Reagan
Lopez Portillo
Reagan
Fidel Castro
Castro
United States
White House
Central America
Caribbean
Charles Bartlett
Cuba
Carter
U.S
Mexico
America
U.s.-Mexico
Selling goods to China and rebuilding the balance of payments
The piece argues the United States should pursue profitable economic ties with China to improve the balance of payments. It notes aviation, oil equipment, and grain as strong U.S. exports, warns against aiding China’s military, and urges a cautious but full-speed-ahead approach if both nations benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
China
U.S
America
Mass Moon matches 843 couples in New York engagement
The Unification Church leader Moon presided over mass engagement ceremonies in New York for 843 couples many of whom had never met. Engagees traveled from across the country to 4 West 43rd Street and will wed in a ceremony for 10,000 couples.
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Sun Myung Moon
Unification Church
New York
Debbie Thompson
Purcell
Okla
Joe Taylor
Trenton
N.J
Moon
Joe
Taylor
West 43d St
Heaven
Weekend rain leaves local moisture and brief ice hazard
A 1971 report notes over two inches of moisture and a cold snap causing icing and hazardous roads for a short period. Most ice melted quickly with no severe accidents locally, though conditions remained risky in other parts of the state.
Washington delivers first presidential message in 1790
Jan 4 marks history as George Washington presents the nation’s first presidential address. Other events include Columbus sailing in 1493, Newton born in 1642, Utah joining the states in 1896, and Seoul’s 1951 capture during the Korean War. Obituaries note Parsons Jewelry owner Edgar Parsons at 87 and KU faculty member Amida Stanton’s death.
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George Washington
Christopher Columbus
New World
Spain
Isaac Newton
Lincolnshire
England
Utah
Union
Seoul
Carter
Soviet Union
Afghanistan
Edgar William Parsons
Parsons Jewelry
Lawrence
Oklahoma
Maryland
U.S. Senate
Alben Barkley
Camp Robinson
Lawrence High
Amida Stanton
Good appraisal key to dealing in collectibles
New York readers are urged to scrutinize appraisers for valuables such as jewelry rugs and art. With no state licensing laws many appraisers exist, so verify qualifications affiliations references and independence before trusting a valuation.
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New York
Dexter D. MacBride
American Society of Appraisers
Washington
MacBride
United States
ASA
Sotheby Parke Bennet
American Gem Society
Peter Yantzer
Santa Monica
Calif
John G. Markham
Briarcliff Manor
N.Y
Markham
Journal World founder and staff details and contact info
The document lists Delph C. Simons as editor and publisher and Ralph Simons Sr. as chairman of the board. It names staff including Robert Nordyke, Allan Torrey, Donna Wiley, and others. It provides publishing history, address at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets in Lawrence Kansas, and subscription rates for various regions. It notes USPS and association memberships and postmaster address changes.
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Delph C. Simons
Ralph Simons Sr
Ralph Gaga
V. Aattetant
BI Mayer
Cutlye
Robert Nordyke
Allan Torrey
Perenne Newe
Donna Wiley
Secree “ dJatk Starkay
Bruce Baker
Keith Wood
Dallas Dolan
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Embarrassing corrections from a wary columnist
A New York Times piece by Tom Wicker reviews 1980 reporting errors and misstatements. It recounts changes in wage, Social Security taxes, and income thresholds on New Year’s Day, then reflects on specific factual corrections and evolving political judgments related to John East, Walter B. Jones, Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, and the 1980 primary season.
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New York
Dwight Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Walter B. Jones
North Carolina
Alabama
Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
John Anderson
Carter
Anderson
Reagan
Readers respond to Buford stay and bird research ethics
Letters to the editor include praise for Buford's stay and critique of a Kansas University bird study that sacrificed 1,500 orioles. Writers question parental accountability for local thieves and dispute the necessity and ethics of killing birds for research, urging reconsideration of naturalist goals and animal welfare.
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Journal-World
Kansas University
Cynthia Schott
East
Glenn Dr
Transition team rattles federal offices in waste hunt
A Reagan transition team member questions a desk worker about authorization papers as bureaucrats rush to justify actions. Melvin Elrod of Tulsa introduces himself and outlines plans for a new independent department to battle waste and sloth, while Harvey Duval notes the supervisor skiing in New Hampshire, Garfield Fileger.
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Washington
Reagan
New Hampshire
Inspector General
Elrod
Melvin Elrod
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Duval
Harvey Duval
Garfield Fileger
President Carter
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Ernest Dickinson
Times News Service
Teammatine
Imam
Iran
Twa
Journal- World
Audit Bureau of Circulation
P.O
Lawrence, Kan
Tom Wicker
Senate Judiciary Committee
John East
Rast
East Carolina University
Illinois University
J. Strom Thurmond
Thurmond
Texas
Tilinals
Plains
Edward Kennedy
California
Ohio
New Jersey
Buford
Charles Lacey
Oxford Rd
B.J. Allen
Hillcrest
Birds In Research
Halter
Jeee
Art Buchwald
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