Sadat Dream of Peace and Prosperity Through US Enterprise
Richard L Nesher argues Sadat’s enduring legacy lies in a second dream of economic progress for Egypt and the world. He recalls Sadat’s visits to the Chamber of Commerce, urging Americans to drive technology, irrigation, and agriculture advances, linking peace with shared prosperity. The piece frames Sadat as a beacon of hope who challenged the free enterprise system to lift nations from poverty.
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Anwar Sadat
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Mideast
Sadat
Busness
Durie
SS Chamber
Mediterranean
West
United States of America
America
Egypt
Americas
Reagan
Letters to the Editor question Dr Chen Wen-cheng death coverage
Readers critique Jack Anderson’s syndicated column alleging Chen was tortured. The letter cites an exhaustive Taiwan autopsy and argues Anderson’s claims lack evidence. It notes Chen was interrogated for about 13 hours at Garrison Headquarters, yet died later after release and visiting a friend. The district attorney of Taipei is mentioned.
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Jack Anderson
Chen Wen-cheng
Chen
Taiwan
Anderson
Taipei
Teng
Taper
Dr Chen
Feld
Qaddafi plots and CIA links to Reagan assassination fears
A tangle of Cold War allegations details Libyan leader Muammar Qaddafi allegedly plotting to kill President Reagan, links to former CIA agents like William Wilson and Frank Terpil, and reported covert plans involving Rome and various anti-Qaddafi figures. The piece also notes past assassinations of Libyan exiles, Cuban operatives, and debates over CIA involvement amid denials.
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Washington
Nermmar Qaddafi
Arch-Riva
Anwer Sadat
Ronald Teegei
Mergate
Gedaaf
Amercatchersofteo Libsan Jets
Whe Inc
Gaddafi
Reagan
Cadda m
Ed Wilson
Tripoli
Rome
Dale van Atta
CIA
Tome
Walson
Qaddafi
Wilson
Frank Terpil
Terpil
Beirut
Eugene Tafoya
Green Beret
Colorado
Libya
Tapel
Qaddafi Critc
Ye Cla
Wilson-Terpil
Joseph G McElroy
Pennsylvania
Ilegal
McElroy
London
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
CLA
Wilam M Bell
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
NAACP
Detroit
Bell
Taylor Wins Club Championship At Catoctia After 3 Holes
Ray R Taylor of Thurmont defeated Carl W Spook of Frederick in 3 holes at Catoctia Country Club to claim the club championship for the fourth consecutive year. The piece notes Maxwell receiving a mosaic map from Baltimore headquarters, the Frederick Civic Club welfare meeting, Hagan enrolling at Peabody Conservatory, Dr Robert Hughes opening Frederick offices, and New Market Days drawing five thousand visitors to view historic exhibits.
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Ray R Taylor
Thurmont
Carl W Spook
Frederick
Catoctia Country Club
City
Elmer Maxwell
20 Division
Baltimore
Aar
Lieut
W.K. Ebel
104Th
Frederick Civic Club
Richard S J. Dutrow
Chaurrea
Congress
Maryland
Frederick County
David Hagan
David Magan
North Market Street
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Hagan
Frederick High School
Sperry Storm
Robert . Hughes
Hughes
Clinton
Central College
Fayette, Mo
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Yellow Springs
New Market Antque Dealer's Association
Supreme Court to hear case on religious meetings at Missouri campus
The Widmat vy Vincent case before the Supreme Court tests whether a University of Missouri Kansas City regulation banning all religious meetings on campus violates the First Amendment. The National Association of Evangelicals argues Madison and Jefferson favored religious exercise in public life, not a total ban, citing historic toleration of religion in education and public spaces.
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Supreme Court
Widmat
Court of Appeals
District Court
US Supreme Court
National Association of Evangelicals
NAE
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
Senate
NEA
Madison
Jefferson
University of Virginia
State of Virginia
District of Columba Superior Court
Georgetown University
Harold J Berman
Harvard Law School
Copley
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Richard L Nesher
United States
U.S
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FEMA
United Feature Syndicate Inc
Te-Cheng Chiang
Coordination Council For
Tam
New Market
Terry Rimes
Old New Market Road
Mt Airy
San Francisco
Tme
Mews-Post
Phyllis Schlafly
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