The Reagan Doctrine Defined and Debated
A guest column traces the Reagan Doctrine from its origins with Charles Krauthammer to Reagan's 1982 England speech and recent global events. It notes the linking of human rights to democracy, mentions key figures like Shultz Moynihan Carter and Sasser, and argues for bipartisan support or renaming as a practical foreign policy approach.
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Ronald Reagan
Charles Krauthammer
George Shultz
Reagan
England
National Endowment For Democracy
Mujahideen
Afghanistan
Jonas Savimbi
Angola
Nicaragua
Brazil
Argentina
Central America
Philippines
Haiti
Ronald Reagen
Congress
Vietnam
Sen
Henry Jackson
Democratic Party
Jackson
Daniel P. Moynihan
Josh Muravchik
Jimmy Carter
James Sasser
Sasser
Joses
America
Letters to the editor on press freedom and Maryland politics
Readers discuss James Madison as Father of the Constitution, the Project Watchdog effort by Sigma Delta Chi, and concerns about modern journalism. Letters urge debates between gubernatorial candidates Schaefer and Sachs, request coverage on education and policies, and thank Walkersville Band Boosters for community support and donations.
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Dolly Madison
James
United States
Madison
James Madison
Sigma Delta Chi
The
Society of Professional Journalists
Project Watchdog
Vou
Schaefer
Sachs
Baltimore City
Maryland
Walkersville
Safeway
Dan Bateson
Micky Eaton
Kim Barton
Walkersville Video
Teresa Willette
Tongass subsidy fuels Alaska timber clash in Congress
Alaska lawmakers defend a 40 million dollar annual Tongass Timber Supply Fund amid criticism it mirrors a Treasury raid. Supporters cite jobs and access for Ketchikan Pulp Co. and Alaska Lumber and Pulp, while critics call the program a boondoggle that distorts the market and favors two giants.
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Washington
Alaska
Tongass National Forest
Congress
Treasury
Tongass
Forest Service
Ketchikan Pulp Co
Louisiana Pacific
Alaska Lumber and Pulp
Ted Stevens
Frank Murkowski
Donald Young
Young
Amberlands
Stevens
Jobin Sisk
Capitol Hill
Sisk
Stewart Harris
James Weaver
D-Ore
A moment with Andy Rooney on time wasters
Andy Rooney lists common habits that delay real work and offers humorous examples of procrastination. He notes writers, salespeople, and TV soap watchers as frequent time wasters and provides a flippant catalog of activities to avoid doing today.
Highest priced horse sold at farm sale near Union Bridge
The top valued horse from Oscar W. Strawsburg’s sale fetched 268 dollars, leading a six horse team averaging 198.33 per horse. Cows sold 50 to 110, gifts 24 to 30, and shosts 4.80 to 7.50, at Glenn Trout’s sale. The Lewistown Women’s Club quilted the Little Ships Dreams piece at Mrs. G. Lloyd Palmer’s home with many helpers. A Rosencrantz farm near Flint Hill, 15 acres with 14-room dwelling and outbuildings, sold at sheriff’s sale to Ernest W. Shry for 4925. Reuben S. Lease auctioneer.
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Oscar W. Strawsburg
Union Bridge
Glenn Trout
Lewistown Women’s Club
Washington
G. Lloyd Palmer
Elsie Snook
Albert Powell
George Green
Paul Buhrman
der Mort
Luther Martin
Henry Stottlemyer
Alta Stottlemyer
Alvie Rice
Frances Snook
Paul B Rosencrantz
Moselle B. Rosencrantz
Flint Hill
Ernest W. Shry
Reuben S. Lease
Frederick Councilman urges firearms safety and survey plans noted
Frederick City Councilman Col. James E. Bartels warns 39 county residents were arrested in January for carrying loaded firearms and estimates one in three homes holds a loaded gun. He calls for expert instruction as the Sanitary Commission finances a ground survey for Walkersville. Hood College invites pianist David Hagen for a recital featuring Fantasias by Farnsby Bach Haydn Weber and Schumann.
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Frederick
USA
James E. Bartels
Frederick Civitan Club
Frederick County
Cures for teen insomnia from Seventeen advice column
Teens are told insomnia can be treated with practical steps. Tips include creating a bedtime ritual, relaxing activities, regular exercise with a two hour pause before bed, and a consistent wake time. It noting myths about eight hours and lists foods with L-tryptophan as aiding sleep.
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