Congress Overridden Veto on Health Welfare Bill Draws Boom
The House, swayed by medical schools nurses groups and manpower programs, overrode the President’s veto on a 45 billion health welfare and manpower bill. Republicans largely voted with Democrats amid election pressure, despite concerns about taxes inflation and deficits. In Cuba Castro advances a constitutional draft with a non democratic slant while Rome’s Romulus and Remus tale gains an archaeological prehistory insight.
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Washington Gala Turns Into Mob Scene at Kennedy Center
A Washington gala honoring Roger Stevens drew top officials and celebrities but failed to entertain. Jackie Onassis and others mingled amid throngs as photographers fought for a moment with the powerful. columnist Buchwald called the event culture in Washington, while observers deemed the party a crashing bore.
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Rumsfeld warns of Soviet chemical and military threat
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld told Congress the Soviet Union cheats on the Geneva Protocol and could launch a blitzkrieg against NATO with unmatched chemical warfare capability. He cited large Warsaw Pact forces in Eastern Europe, offensive doctrine, and rapid reinforcements as a major threat.
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Columnist's Marriage A Partnership
A columnist reflects on marriage to Kelly, describing a partnership marked by mutual support, shared routines, and balanced roles. He values family, honesty, and loyalty, noting how their collaboration shapes daily life from work to home, and how their bond anchors a demanding career.
Senators Bellmon Bartlett Split on Key Vote In Oklahoma
Bellmon and Bartlett divided on a major Senate vote leaving Bellmon positioned to carry the state in Washington while Bartlett pursues an Angola peace mission. Bartlett seeks improvement after a stalled cease fire effort with the oil industry, amid civic commentary from The Sooner Cynic on high school football recruiting perceptions.
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