Reaganomics and Recovery Under Fire in Political Debate
Edward J Wash notes six Democratic contenders challenge Reagan's economic strategy as a slow recovery continues. Industrial indicators improve with lower inflation at 0.3 percent in March and productivity rising. Rates stay soft despite heavy federal spending, while Volcker's restraint curbs inflation and sustains a political edge for Reagan.
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U.S. Treasury
United States
Federal Reserve
Paul Volcker
Volcker
America
Demagoguery Against Wealth Transfer Critiqued
Anthony Parrigan argues against Walter Fauntroy’s call for mass turnout to punish alleged wealth transfer from poor to rich. He contends government aid rose during recession, warns against demagoguery, and urges retraining for displaced workers amid technological shifts.
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District of Columbia
Congress
Reagan
Fauntroy
Paintray'e Romark
Anthony Parrigan
Gas lines in UAE linked to oil glut and bold expenditures
Intelligence notes that gas lines form in the United Arab Emirates due to a temporary oil market glut. UAE rulers cut budgets, halted projects, and demanded advance cash for new fuel deliveries, triggering shortages and dealer shutdowns while analysts warn of potential regime instability and shifting oil policy.
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United Arab Emirates
Uae
Persian Gulf
Emirates
Lucette Lagnado
Long lines and liberal shift in Congress noted
A memo discusses Democratic shifts as the House becomes more liberal next year. It highlights Jeane Kirkpatrick as a hero to anti-communist émigrés for anti-Sandinista policy and recalls Caspar Weinberger's tough Pentagon budgeting. It also notes Margaret Heckler ensuring inclusion of a poster child’s sister in a photo session.
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Jeane Kirkpatrick
Washington
Kirkpatrick
Granada
Ciudad Kirkpatrick
Caspar Weinberger
Cap the
Office of Management and Budget
Nixon
Defense
Weinberger
Pentagon
Capitol Hill
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Margaret Heckler
Council For Better Hearing
Heckler
Anderson Attacks Weyerhaeuser in 1980 Herbicide Claim
The letter by Reed Irvine and accompanying pieces challenge Jack Anderson’s accusations about Weyerhaeuser’s stance on herbicides near Ashford Washington in 1980. They defend Agent Orange safety, cite Operation Ranch Hand, and dispute miscarriages and water contamination linked to 2 4 D 2 4 5 T with Washington State Health Department findings. They note no spraying near Ashford in 16 years and include responses from Bettye Arnold of Right to Work Committee and other local notices.
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Weyerhaeuser Company
Ashford
Wash
William Ruckelshaus
EPA
Vietnam
Charlie Hubbs
Air Force
Col. Hubbs
Washington
Anderson
Weyerhaeuser
Ruckelshaus
Thurmont High School Clinches Northern Division Title
The Thurmont High School baseball team clinched the Northern Division championship of the County Scholastic League by beating Walkersville High 8 to 5 at Walkersville. The game opened with a scoreless first four innings before a ninth inning rally decided the outcome. The piece also notes a large Mother and Daughter banquet at the Church of the Brethren with decorations of flowers and candles and lists organizers.
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Thurmont High School
Walkersville High School
Walkersville
Church of the Brethren
Walter Feaga
J.W. Wolfe
Wilson
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