Soldier of Fortune and its staff profiled in Boulder profile
Richard Louv profiles Soldier of Fortune in Boulder, detailing the magazine's notorious staff from editors of weapons and explosives to sniping and unconventional operations. The piece reveals the culture, trainers, and ads within the publication, plus commentary on its influence and readers.
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Boulder
Colo
Institute For
Soldier of Fortune
Central America
Gary Crouse
Banana Republic
Rambo
Bill Guthrie
Guthrie
Miami Vice
Vietnam
Nicaragua
Stephen Green Election Results Pressure Reagan's White House
President Reagan risked his political capital by personally backing Republican Senate candidates. Tuesday's results delivered Democratic victories, handing the party control of the Senate and signaling heavy challenges for Reagan in his final years in the White House.
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Stephen Green
Reagan
Washington
Senate
White House
House
Capitol Hill
GOP
Democratic Committee
Sena
Mikhail Gorbachev
Congress
Reagan risked national referendum with his candidates
The article argues that Reagan, by backing GOP candidates and tying elections to his presidency, took a calculated risk that led to costly outcomes, according to exit polls showing strong voter admiration for him.
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White House
Reagan
Rescue Day Highlights EMS Education At Junior Fire Co
A Frederick MD community EMS booth at Seventh Street Shopping Center marked Rescue Day on Sept 27. Volunteers and organizers thanked merchants, local groups, police and residents for support, inviting others to join or visit 535 N Market St. For details call 662-0785.
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Seventh Street
Seventh Street Shopping Center Merchants Association
Bob Foster
Cherry Grassozi
WFMD
Walter Kyler
Fredericktowne Players
Shane Baker
Richard Stine
Frederick City
Bob Brashears
Frederick County
EMS
Frederick
Junor Fire Company
N. Market St
The Value of Dirty Work and Personal Calling
George Plagent reflects on trash collectors and manual laborers, arguing society undervalues dirty work yet many seek meaningful pursuits beyond status. He cites Kevin McGinty, a Cleveland house painter who acts, and a Boston cobbler who plays violin, noting 72 weekly hours left for culture and self fulfillment.
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Philadelphia
State Highway Department
Kevin
Kevin McGinty
Cleveland
Boston
Charles Street
Boston Cobbler
Help Teenagers With Alcohol Problem Not Sham
A reader replies to Steve Wilson's October 20 commentary on teen drinking, arguing that parents and adults should help teens seek treatment rather than condemn or punish them. He shares his personal journey as a former alcoholic teen who found sobriety through a treatment program, praising the role of law, judges, and support services in steering him toward recovery and urging compassionate intervention for others. He urges using AA meetings and hospital visits to show teens a path to sobriety and offers to help publicly.
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Steve Wilson
Thad
Sam
Rambo
Mr. Wilson
Ming
Johnny Cash
Sue
Navy
T Tme
Fred €. Wright
Hagerstown
Grace of God
Wright
Judge Wright
Maryland State Police
Samantha
Wilson
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Richard Louv
Los Angeles Police Department
Bill Rathburn
Indiana
Rathburn
Nation
National Review
Winny
The
San Diego Union
ENICE
Junior Fire Co
Todd Johnson Ems
Copley News Avenues
George Plagent
Bunter
Douglas Snoots
Douglas Shoots
Knoxville
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