Veto Power Urged as Congress Ignores Spending Cure
The nation faces a clash over fiscal policy as Congress touts spending cuts that may be illusory while projected deficits loom. The piece argues Reagan’s vetoes are essential to curb what it calls Congress’s addiction to excess spending and save recovery efforts.
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Congress
White House
Reagan
Washington
Jesse Helms
Grey
Terrell Dewinski
ACDA
Terre
Isiders
Rostow
Mark Hatfield
Senate Appropriations Committee
Caribbea Basin
Today in History September 6 highlights and events
On September 6 notable events include McKinley’s assassination aftermath in 1901, Peary’s North Pole claim in 1909, the first Battle of the Marne in 1914, Verwoerd’s death in 1966, Carter meeting Panama’s Torrijos Herrera, and labor policy debates in 1981. Also a 1975 earthquake in Montana killed over 2,300 people. birthday: John Melcher.
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Robert Peary
North Pole
the Marne
U.S
John Melcher
Montana
Canine Nose Justifies Arrest in Waltzer Case
Washington notes a 2nd Circuit ruling that a sniffing dog with a perfect accuracy record can establish probable cause for seizure and arrest at an airport. The DEA used Kane the dog to flag Waltzer’s luggage, leading to narcotics discovery. The piece contrasts with a 9th Circuit decision.
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Washington
U.S. Court of Appeals
U.S
Waltzer
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Kennedy
New York
Drug Enforcement Administration
DEA
Kane
Florida
U.S. Court of Appeals For
9Th Circuit
Is Buckley Honest on Journalists Junkets and Standards
William F Buckley analyzes press ethics sparked by Harper’s editor Michael Kinsley’s Israel trip funded by Israeli sources. He questions editors duties, journalistic integrity, and the risk of bias, arguing officials must not reward questionable travel with favorable coverage.
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William F. Buckley
Lebanon
Israel
Michael Kinsley
Harper’s Magazine
Young
Donald Petrie
Kinsley
Petrie
Israeli Press Society
Joe
Reagan
New York
Mike Wallace
William Paley
Shultz Wins Backing From Strauss In Mideast Plan
Washington reports Secretary of State George Shultz won key backing from Democratic power broker Robert Strauss after a one hour session. Strauss, Carter’s former Mideast emissary, has strong ties to Mubarak and the American Jewish community and is tapped to help with Israel and Arab states as Reagan presses a united front.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Washington
Robert Strauss
George Shultz
Reagan
Mideast
Strauss
Hosni Mubarak
U.S
Israel
Jimmy Carter
Camp David
White House
Shultz
Tis
House
Robert Michel
Peorin
Iil
Michel
Naaitional Committee For An Effective Congress
NCEC
G. Douglas Stephens
Adlai Stevenson
James Thompson
Anc
Reaganite
Arms Control Agency
Ed Derwinski
Illinois
ACDA
Eugen Rostow
Stron White House
Senate
Robert Grey
Noman Terrell
Odessa American Voice in Permian Basin Improvement
The Odessa American pledges to better the Permian Basin community through persistent reporting and civic engagement. Address correspondence to The Odessa American, Box 2952, Odessa, Texas 79760.
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Permian Basin
Odessa
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Citizen Smith
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Carter
Panama
Omar Torrijos Herrera
Afl-Cio
Lane Kirkland
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Los Angeles
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John Calvin
Inside Report
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David F. Lyons
Jim Welsh
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