Leave It To Deaver Peddling influence fuels big business
The article outlines Michael Deaver’s White House exit to start a consulting firm that drew clients from defense contractors to foreign governments. A Congress member urged a special counsel over Deaver’s ties to Canada and an acid rain accord, while Deaver denied wrongdoing, claiming to provide a beneficial service. An $18 million offer for his firm underscores perceived gains from access.
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Michael Deaver
White House
Deaver
Reagan
Congress
Deaver’s
Canada
U.S
Washington
Look Closer To Home The President's Commission Report
The President's Commission on Organized Crime released figures showing organized crime raises consumer prices, lowers wages, and reduces safety. It cites $18.2 billion annual loss in U.S. output, 414,000 jobs affected, and a 0.3 percent rise in consumer prices, urging focus on organized crime over foreign threats.
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Commission On Organized Crime
Perly
U.S
Central America
Commendation for Ransom Memorial Hospital Nursing Staff
Dave Geiss of 803 Willow writes to praise the nursing and overall staff at Ransom Memorial Hospital for compassionate, professional care during the birth of his second child, noting consistent quality across shifts and expressing no desire to seek care elsewhere.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ransom Memorial
Dave Geiss
Willow
Blossoms Turn Capitol Into History Museum For Tourists
Tourists flood Washington during Easter recess as Congress is away and the Capitol becomes a museum of history. Visitors wander among statues and paintings while reporters nap on the Capitol lawn and a teacher leads 15 children through the press area. Elevator operators are gone, leaving visitors to push the buttons themselves.
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Associated Press
Washington
U.S. Capitol
Congress
House
Capitol
Capitol Hill
National Air and Space Museum
Wall Street optimism fades as investors weigh risk
AP analysis notes a tense spring for the stock market with many investors uneasy about profits. Perritt cites long bull runs, backdated gains, and fears of a late entry while homeowners examine lower remortgage rates and the trouble of fixed-rate loans in a shifting interest landscape.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
Gerald Perritt
Perritt
Dow Jones
Documentary on Aliens and Entry Laws Sparks Debate
New York AP report critiques a public TV documentary Paper Curtain about the McCarren-Walter Act and the exclusion of aliens and ideas. The piece notes Truman’s veto, McCarran’s push, and questions whether fear should quarantine competing views while applauding Styron’s call for open ideas.
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New York
United States
McCarren-Walter
Truman
Patrick McCarran
Nevada
Daily Worker
Communist Party
Congress
McCarran
Joe
Gabriel Garcia Marquez
William Styron
Styron
Ottawa Herald listings and TV schedule note
The Ottawa Herald page lists subscription rates for Ottawa and out of area, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual prices and tax details. It also contains primetime TV listings and program descriptions for channels like NewsHour, Entertainment Tonight, Major League Baseball, and various 1980s era shows.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
TV Tonight Schedule Highlights From 1986 Lineup
The night features classic 1986 airings including Perfect Strangers at 7 30 and Hunter at 8 00 with Fred Dryer and Stefanie Kramer. Mary Tyler Moore and James Farentino join a review of a failed play. The Deep Six and Porky’s Revenge headline late night movies with diverse offerings across HBO CBS and ABC affiliates.
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Dallas
MacNeil/ Lehrer
Mark
Mindy
Mary Tyler Moore
HBO
Entertainment Tonight
Braves
Klaus Kinski
Wendy Schaal
Bronson Pinchot
Mark Linn Baker
Hunter
McCall
Fred Dryer
Stefanie Kramer
Mary Mary
James Farentino
Montgomery Fae
Elizabeth Taylor
Cybill Shepherd
Bruce Willis
James Brolin
Kathleen Lloyd
Foley Square
Alex
Margaret Colin
Hector Elizondo
Edward Woodward
Chad Redding
Spenser
Robert Urich
Alan Ladd
William Bendix
Angel Beach High
Porky
Dan Monahan
Wyatt Knight
Julliard String Quartet
Carson Dionne Warwick
Trapper John
Barney Miller
Matt Houston
Remington Steele
McMillan
Taxi
David Letterman
Andy Griffith
Gene Scott
Three Stooges
TV 5
Cholesterol levels vary lying down says Dr Donohue
Q and A notes that cholesterol blood levels can appear lower when measured while lying prone because fluids shift into vessels. The difference is usually not significant and should not change tests or diagnoses. The column also touches on nursing rates, calcium absorption with alcohol, and estrogen therapy for advanced prostate cancer.
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DR. Donohue
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