Freedom Newspaper mission statement from Odessa American
David F Lyons Publisher Tom Nickel Managing Editor proclaim a dedication to the Permian Basin residents. The piece asserts freedom requires self control and counters libertine notions, aligning with moral guides and independence ideals.
Monahans Gleaners turn salvaged food into meals for neighbors
In Monahans a group calling itself the Gleaners coordinates with local grocery stores to rescue near expired or ripe food and distribute it to about 50 families and individuals who would otherwise miss regular meals. The program relies on volunteers and fuel for collection, offering companionship to home bound recipients and a model for voluntary, taxpayer-free charity that could spread to other towns and even inspire broader national practice.
End of Quaaludes era as Lemmon Co stops production
The Lemmon Co plans to halt Quaalude production after the year ends, ending methaqualone pills once and for all. U S DEA data shows thousands of emergency room cases and hundreds of deaths in 1980, reflecting the drug's toll and abuse.
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The
Lemmon Co
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration
Chicago Sun-Times
History Note for December First Year 1983
Highlights mark December 1 with events across years including the 1824 House decision on presidential electors from Adams Jackson Crawford and Clay, 1878 White House telephone, 1909 first Christmas club payment to Carlisle Trust, and 1913 first drive in service station opening in Pittsburgh. Thought: Use it up wear it out make it do or do without.
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House of Representatives
John Quincy Adams
Andrew Jackson
William Crawford
Henry Clay
White House
Carlisle Trust Co
Carlisle
Pittsburgh
Gulf Refining Co
New England
Doomed Los Angeles Mob Case Tests Justice Department Resolve
DOJ officials, facing a Los Angeles racketeering trial tied to porn and organized crime, condemn a judge's ruling in a case involving Louis Tom Dragna. The seven week trial and undercover Forex operation built to indict several mobsters for racketeering after a hit man turned state's evidence.
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California
FBI
Forex
Aladena
Jimmy the Weasel
Fratianno
Judge Hatter Frees Dragna Despite Mob Ties
The article details how Louis Tom Dragna, acting mob boss tied to the Los Angeles family, received a two year sentence, then a reduced one year community center term after pressure. It covers co-defendants Brooklier Sciortino Rizzitello LoCicero and broader context of law enforcement and justice system challenges. Kilpatrick comments on prosecutorial rates and police risks.
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Brooklier
Sciortino
Michael Rizzitello
Jack LoCicero
Louis Tom Dragna
Los Angeles
Dragna
Terry J. Hatter Jr
Hatter
Bureau of Prisons
Seagoville
Texas
Bureau
Kilpatrick
Washington, D.C
Arms negotiation salvageable through new approaches
In this commentary Ray Jenkins argues the arms talks are in disarray and urges new ideas. He proposes three common sense steps starting with President Reagan privately considering delaying the deployment of Pershing II missiles to reduce tension and create space for renewed negotiations.
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Reagan
Common sense arms ideas from a Baltimore Sun columnist
Jenkins argues for a quick nuclear arms offer to the Soviet Union with equivalents in missiles and a restructuring of talks. He proposes a joint reconciliation commission for ongoing dialogue to reduce risk of accidental war and criticizes current stalemate and race dynamics.
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John Warner
Virginia Republican
Sam Nunn
Georgia Democrat
Reconciliation’’ Commission
United States
Soviet Union
Jenkins
The
Baltimore Evening Sun
What price do we pay for freedom by Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey argues that both nations claim freedom as a goal while citing Grenada and democracy. He criticizes empty phrases used by Reagan and the Soviet Union and notes widespread lack of human rights in many nations. The piece questions moral legitimacy of these rhetoric claims and calls for realism.
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Paul Harvey
United States
Soviet Union
Reagan
Grenada
Hemisphere
The Big Big Bomb and Honest Motives in War
Harvey argues leaders mislead the public about motives for war and nuclear deterrence. He critiques reliance on force to defend hemisphere interests, warns of war’s reach into homes, and says only civilized means will end future conflicts as the bomb’s pressure grows.
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Grenada
Thor
Harvey
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