Human rights duel sparks debate over U S policy
Washington confronts a heated clash over how the United States should address dictatorial regimes. Critics say Reagan downgrades rights to appease repression, while supporters argue quiet diplomacy yields progress. The six year debate tests aid, Oval Office meetings, and policy choices amid ongoing controversy.
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Abrams and Derian clash over U S human rights policy
Elliott Abrams argues for quiet diplomacy to win cooperation on rights, contrasting with Jeane Derian who labels it as a cover for inaction. The piece traces Reagan era shifts, noting Chile Argentina Uruguay Paraguay aid limits, and scrutiny of Guatemala while dissidents remain divided on public versus behind the scenes pressure.
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Stocktake at Middlefork Reservoir Dock
Jim Ridge, manager of Middlefork Reservoir in Richmond, surveys a quiet dock as locals fish softly for crappies and bass. The scene captures a calm rural lake mood, with Ridge noting lingering angling activity despite the deserted boats.
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Forbes brings world’s largest army of toy soldiers to Washington
Millionaire Malcolm Forbes displays 12 000 antique toy soldiers in National Geographic Explorer Hall, part of his 80 000 piece collection. The display runs through Easter, with other portions kept in a Tangier palace. Forbes jokes about market implications and notes the collection’s value at about 1 million dollars.
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Millionaire Magazine
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News IQ Quiz Refresher on Brezhnev and Global Facts
A short AP style quiz recaps recent world events and policy questions. It covers Brezhnev’s death in Moscow at 79, U.S. tax and social security topics, international diplomacy, and population projections, asking readers to recall specific names, dates, and figures.
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James A.n Jones
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