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Timber firms seek federal bailout over old price contracts
Pacific Northwest loggers urge Congress to cancel two year old timber contracts on federal lands and charge current lower rates, arguing market demand has fallen. The stance contrasts with Reagan administration opposition and calls for business to bear losses rather than taxpayers.
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Pacific Northwest
Uncle Sam
Defense chiefs clash over dense-pack MX plan in House vote
The House rejected Weinberger’s dense-pack MX basing 245 to 176 amid criticism from senators and former defense chiefs. Reagan defends a hard line against Soviet threats while Congress questions the weapon’s survivability and the secretary’s strategy.
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Defense
Caspar W. Weinberger
Pentagon
Reagan
Congress
Weinberger
House
John W. Vessey Jr
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate
James Schlesinger
Harold Brown
Henry M. Jackson
Cap Weinberger
Baltimore Sun
Andy Rooney Shopper cools to fur coats
Andy Rooney critiques perfume and fur coats as shopping season approaches. He recalls his Paris perfume gift, rejects expensive scents and fur, and favors simple, less ostentatious gifts. He notes perfume’s strong presence in stores, the odor of ambergris, and his evolving view on luxury items.
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Andy Rooney
Europe
United States
Paris
Secrecy surrounds Soviet missile test sparks GOP pressure
Washington reports say Moscow accelerated testing of a new submarine launched missile, coded 95 percent, violating SALT II. Conservative senators threaten to link MX support and Reagan nominations to full disclosure, while administration officials claim proof of violation is elusive.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Washington
Congress
Moscow
White House
Reagan
CIA
U.S
Ronald Reagan
Orrin Hatch
Steve Symms
Jesse Helms
Senate
My Turn Now Odessa American reader column guidelines
The Odessa American invites submissions for My Turn Now a reader written guest column to appear periodically. Guidelines require over three double spaced pages typed or handwritten and editors minimize edits. Submissions should address any topic and be sent to the managing editor using the masthead address.
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