Reagan diaries reveal God country and Nancy focus
The 784 page Reagan Diaries edited by Douglas Brinkley debuted at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library before a national release. Nancy Reagan displayed two of Ronald Reagan’s maroon leather bound diaries as the former president’s nightly entries cover eight years in office.
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Calif
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Nancy
Douglas Brinkley
Nancy Reagan
John Hinckley Jr
White House
Mikhail Gorbachev
Gorby
Middle East
Anwar Sadat
Duke Blackwood
Reagan Library Foundation
Harper- Collins Publishers
USS
Oval Office
Eric Parsons
Ard
Mike Duggan
HarperCollins Publishers
Tim Duggan
Reid voices warning on laws creating permanent underclass
Senate majority leader Harry Reid cautions against legislation that would lock workers in low wage, low-skill roles without a path to roots or citizenship benefits, arguing it would entrench an underclass. He stresses citizenship opportunities as essential to American opportunity.
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Kyl
Jeff Bingaman
D-N.m
Reid
Senate extends deadline on bipartisan immigration plan
Senate leaders extend the deadline to June for a broad immigration overhaul that would grant legal status to an estimated 12 million undocumented immigrants. The compromise, backed by Kennedy and Kyl, faces opposition over worker program size and merit based reforms, with debates to begin this week after a holiday break.
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Bush
Harry Reid
Dnev
Congress
Mitch McConnell
Kentucky
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Jon Kyi
R-Ariz
Merit plan ties green cards to new immigration merit system
A proposed plan would grant green cards to visa holders once a backlog clears. A merit based point system would allocate up to 100 points across criteria. Individual B scores 29 points as a hospital orderly under the framework.
Judge Halts Enforcement Of Suburb Rental Ban
A federal judge blocked Farmers Branch Texas from enforcing a voter approved ordinance barring most illegal immigrants from renting apartments. The court ruled the city overstepped by defining noncitizen eligibility and applying fines up to 500 dollars per violation while federal status determination rests with the federal government.
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U.S
United States
Sam A. Lindsay
Farmers Branch
Local district adopts national council Bible curriculum
Trustees approved on December 20 2005 a Greensboro based National Council on Bible Curriculum in Public Schools curriculum for ECISD. Plaintiffs say the course excludes other faiths and should be more inclusive. Liberty Legal Institute director Hiram Sasser says the institute will respond after service. Doug Hildebrand questions free legal services and seeks to stop the curriculum.
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National Council
Hiram Sasser
Liberty Legal Institute
ACLU
Sasser
Doug Hildebrand
ECISD
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