Battle for Burkitesville Heritage Threatens Historic District
Timothy J. Reese argues against abolishing the Burkitesville Historic District Commission to aid a cottage industry expansion. He warns that removing safeguards could jeopardize the town’s National Register status and urges residents to pressure officials to defend Frederick County’s historic sites and Monocacy.
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Gephardt Opens 1988 White House Bid Exploratory Move
Missouri Congressman Richard Gephardt becomes the first Democrat to launch an exploratory committee toward a 1988 presidential run. He signals intent to pursue the nomination amid Democratic interest and fundraising by S. Lee Kling, his PAC treasurer, while rivals like Biden Simon Dukakis and du Pont pose for the coming campaign season.
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Libya
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Reagan era missteps prompt questions on future U.S. policy
Roy Meachum argues that secret Iran contacts and covert dealings under Reagan invite scrutiny of presidential power. He questions whether such actions strengthened or weakened U.S. security, noting Iran’s strategic value and the risks of hidden diplomacy. The piece previews a contested 1988 race, highlighting Gephardt’s bid and GOP disarray.
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Reagan foreign policy under scrutiny in Iran arms affair
The Iran hostage episode challenges Reagan’s approach, with critics calling the policy amateurish and secretive. Analysts question the rationale, timing, and impact on U.S. leadership image as leaks fuel debate.
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Reagan Iran arms diplomacy previewed hostages fallout
The address analyzes how Reagan used quiet channels through Robert McFarlane to modify Iran policy. It notes the tactical arms shipments justified to curb Iran's behavior and the hostage issue tied to negotiations. The piece defends the approach as aimed at improving post-Khomeini relations despite liberal media and political critics.
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Reagan Under Siege Over Iran Arms Decision Sparks Candor
Washington reports escalating criticism of President Reagan for arming Iran with weapons. White House Chief of Staff Donald Regan acknowledges political damage while defending the administration’s messaging. The piece notes broken pledges on negotiating with terrorists and neutrality in the Iran Iraqi conflict, risking public trust.
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