Reagan Pushes Capitalism Over Aid For Developing World
Edward J. Walsh argues that President Reagan promotes capitalism as the path to a better future for the developing world, resisting calls for more foreign aid. The piece notes tensions with leaders like Trudeau and Mitterand, the role of oil costs and Marxist influence, and warns the US cannot be the cure or the sole cause of these global issues.
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Reagan
Cancun
Mexico
United States
Canada
Pierre Trudeau
France
Francois Mitterand
Ottawa
Soviet Union
Europe
India
Angola
Cameroon
World Bank
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Chad
Haiti
Somalia
Kampuchea
Singapore
South Korea
U.S
Japan
Australia
Edward J. Walsh
United States Industrial Council
National Security
Democratic Republic
America
Firefighters Earn Praise After Glade Valley Mill Blaze
Letters commend Walkersville Volunteer Fire Company for leading efforts to control a fierce Sunday night fire at Farmers Supply's Glade Valley Mill. Don A. Green of Farmers Supply and readers note dispatch stresses, EOC coverage, and reporting gaps, while others warn of threats to democracy and public trust in education and police services.
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Farmers Supply
Glade Valley
Horace Wright
Walkersville
Hood College relaxes dorm rules and late hours for students
Fifty years ago Hood College permitted coed dorm stays with parental consent and satisfactory grades, allowed late study and dancing hours, and saw Dr Joseph Apple compare new liberties to old days. Prof William Barnhart spoke on religion’s fundamentals at the Interdenominational Missionary Union meeting. Walter Dunbar earned the Chartered Life Underwriter designation. Katherine Richards received merit scholarship recognition. A Democratic primary tour focused on the Eastern Shore’s economy and industry.
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Hood College
Hood
Joseph Apple
William KR. Barnhart
Interdenominational Missionary Union of
Frederick
Barnhart
Russia
AWACS Sale Debate Sparks Senate Lobbying Clamor
Washington insiders describe a squeaker Senate vote on the AWACS deal as both sides flood wavering lawmakers with arguments. The lobbying shows blunt self interest from business groups backing radar plane sales to Saudi Arabia amid shrill calls from supporters and opponents.
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Washington
Senate
Republic
Saudi
AWACS sale debate links Saudi money to US firms
A column argues the AWACS sale is driven by profit for US giants like United Technologies and Bechtel, with executives penning lobbying pleas and a push to rally suppliers. It notes the political stakes in the Senate vote, potential shifts in policy, and the broader risk to technology and NATO ties. A separate item recalls a Ford engineer surviving a crash thanks to an airbag as lobbyists push safety standards.
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Arabia
White House
Jersey Turnpike
U.S
Mobdil
P.r
United Technologies
Bechtel Corp
Alexander Haig
Defense
Caspar Weinberger
Bechtel
Saudi Arabia
AWACS
Congress
NATO
Lucette Lagnado
Harry Gray
Reagan
United States
Israel
Kremlin
Ford
Duncan Carswell
Detroit
Southfield
Carswell
National Highway Traffic Safety
Ray Peck
Cart
Findley peers limits on U S Soviet education exchanges
Congressman Paul Findley argues that current U S Soviet exchange programs favor Russian access to advanced tech while Americans study culture and humanities. He offers an amendment to require risk assessments, detailed exchange disclosures, and funding bans after mid-1982 to curb militarily significant transfers and restore reciprocity.
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Russia
Paul Findley
Rhnds
Findley
United States
State Department
Ussr
House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Soviet Union
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Catoctin High School
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Home Mutual Life Insurance Co
Chartered Life
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Denver
Mr. Dunbar
Frederick Life Underwriters Association
State Sanodating of Life Underwriters
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Emmitsburg High School
Margaret Polley
Naonal Merit Corporation
John M Stainaker
George P. Mahoney
Del
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D-Montgomery
Samuel W. Barrick
Maryland
Jack Anderson
Energy Department
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DOE
United Feature Syndicate Inc
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People’ Magazine
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International Communication Agency
American Bar Association
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