Falwell’s Manila visit sparks U S foreign policy backlash
An opinion piece accuses Jerry Falwell of undermining Reagan policies by praising Marcos in the Philippines. It claims his Manila sermon, pro Marcos stance, and slander of opponents fuel anti American sentiment, calling for accountability and clarity from the Baptist leader.
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White House
Jerry Falwell
South Africa
P.W. Botha
Desmond Tutu
Ronald Reagan
Falwell
America
Ronnie Reagan
Oval Office
Brother Falwell
Geneva
Manila
Ferdinand Marcos
United States
Presidential
Marcos
Philippines
Ayua Marcos
Virginia College
Pretoria
Planners approve panhandle lots in unique situation
Frederick County Planning Commission approved three panhandle lots in a row to split a 230 acre farm, citing a unique situation. The vote was 5 to 0 with Commissioner Fout abstaining, despite zoning rules allowing only two. Dixie Boutelle Gibson testified the move would keep the family together as they work the farm and four of her father’s children still live there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Planning Commission
William Fout
Richard
Boutelle
Dixie Boutelle Gibson
Daniel Poole
Reagan aims for peacemaker image ahead of Geneva summit
U S President Reagan leaves for the Geneva talks with expectations of a popularity boost even if no arms control accord is reached. Analysts say a summit victory may be hollow if no breakthrough emerges, but a meeting with Gorbachev could raise his approval ratings by several points in the short term.
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Washington
Reagan
Soviet Union
Geneva
Stephen Hess
Brookings Institution
Nixon
Ford
Eisenhower
Hess
Lyndon B. Johnson
Glassboro
N.J
Alexei Kosygin
Johnson
Stephen J. Wayne
George
Washington University
Wayne
Gorbachev
United States
Pacific
Britain
BBC
U.S
Reagan to announce new cultural exchange accord with USSR
President Reagan is expected to address the nation on an umbrella framework for broader cultural student and scientist exchanges with the Soviet Union. The deal, negotiated in Moscow and Washington, could be signed with Mikhail Gorbachev at the Geneva summit, amid hopes to halt chemical weapons spread and improve U S Soviet relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reagan
Soviet Union
Mikhail Gorbachev
State Department
Moscow
Afghanistan
Gorbachev
Geneva
Switzerland
Associated Press
New York Times
The
Times
Pentagon
Irish Cabinet approves groundbreaking Anglo Irish accord
The Irish Cabinet in Dublin approved a ground breaking Anglo Irish agreement negotiated with Britain to pacify Northern Ireland after sixteen years of conflict. The statement said the government considered the pact and approved it after a five hour session with no further elaboration.
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Dublin
Ireland
Britain
Northern Ireland
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