Editorials Denounce ADA Plan for Reagan-Era Reboot
The Americans for Democratic Action urges Congress to end Reaganomics and pursue Roosevelt era style programs. It calls for higher taxes and more government control of wages prices and credit to restore full employment and curb inflation. The piece criticizes liberal proposals as impractical and warns they would repeat past federal giveaways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americans For Democratic Action Group
Congress
Franklin Roosevelt
Liberal
Reagan
ADA
Roosevelt
Public Works
Works Progress
The Sombre Toll Of Fame From Belushi To Icons
A meditation on drug abuse in show business sparked by John Belushi's death and a broader list of entertainers who derailed by cocaine and heroin. The piece notes fame, pressure, and altered perception as factors, urging prevention and reflection for all professions.
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John Belushi
Belushi
Elvis Presley
Janis Joplin
Jimi Hendrix
Natalie Wood
Jim Morrison
Judy Garland
Marilyn Monroe
Nick Adams
Dorothy Kilgallen
Charlie Parker
William Holden
Bix Biederbecke
John Coltrane
Montgomery Clift
Sid Vicious
Billie Holliday
Keith Moon
Lenny Bruce
Freddie Prinze
Inger Stevens
Darby Crash
Errol Flynn
Rudyard Kipling
Kipling
Donna
Mr. Rubin
Foreign policy as a tense national issue and a museum clash
A column argues foreign policy is a serious matter not a beauty contest, detailing the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art dispute over Israeli artifacts from disputed Jerusalem areas. It analyzes U.S. arms sales to Jordan and Israel, NATO balance, and the politics of the Israeli lobby amid Middle East tensions.
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Washington
Vermont
New York
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Tel Aviv
Jordan
Egypt
Rockefeller Museum
Jerusalem
Israel
West Bank
United States
Congress
Sinai
ABC
Ariel Sharon
Sharon
U.S
Syria
Peking
Taiwan
Reagan
Saudi Arabia
AWACS
On This Day in History Highlights Through 1980
Key events span 1689 William and Mary crowned. 1915 Dresden surrenders in World War I. 1965 Israel sets diplomatic ties with West Germany. 1971 Indira Gandhi wins two thirds in New Delhi Parliament. 1980 Polish airliner crash kills 87 including U S boxers. 1970s Florida primary Wallace wins with Humphrey second and Jackson third.
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William
Mary
England
Dresden
Israel
West Germany
India
Indira Gandhi
New Delhi
U.S
Poland
Alabama
George Wallace
Florida
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Henry Jackson
Journal-World staff and publication details
The Journal-World published in Lawrence Kansas lists Dolph Simons Sr as editor and publisher with a board chairman and general manager, and notes staff roles including news editor and production manager. Established 1854, circulation and contact details are provided for various subscription options and locations in Kansas and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reyeaee
Douglas
Kansas Counties
Kansas City
United States
Housing revival fails to stem inner city population loss
New 1980 census figures show ten major cities losing both black and white residents in renovated tracts. Baltimore’s core is shrinking in population though becoming wealthier and more white, while national renewal spreads gentrification beyond elite areas.
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Baltimore
United States Census Bureau
Port City
Bolton Hill
Mercedes
St. Ambrose Housing Aid Center
Martin de Porres
Vincent Quayle
Daphne Spain
Census Bureau
Center For Demographic Studies
Atlanta
Columbus
Ohio
Dallas
New Orleans
Philadelphia
St. Paul
San Francisco
Seattle
District of Columbia
New York City
Manhattan
Hypochondriacs Get Boost From Drug Advertising Push
An FDA approval to advertise prescription drugs directly to patients stirs debate among doctors. The piece satirizes how TV ads and celebrity endorsements could influence prescriptions, urging caution about side effects and questioning doctors' roles amid the new marketing era.
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Food and Drug Administration
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Opinion
George Will
Iraq
NATO
Evening News
Central America
South America
Middle America
Journal-World
Dolph C. Simons
Dolph Simons Sr
Rolph Gage
Bill Mayer
Robert Nordyke
Allen Torrey
Donna Wiley
Chuck Chowins
Keith Wood
Dallas Dolan
Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
P.O
John Herbers
N.Y
Times News Service
Miss Spain
Art Buchwald
New York Times
Arthur Hull Hayes Jr
Food and Drugs
M.D
Orson Welles
Robert Young
Ricardo Montalban
Carraflex
Doc
L.A. Dodgers
Blissnatabs
Brooke Shields
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