Noriega in Panama: U.S. urged to withdraw after mission
An editorial argues the United States should end its Panama incursion and expel Noriega after his asylum request at the Vatican Embassy. It condemns intervention without a war declaration, calls Noriega a CIA-backed threat, and urges a rapid U.S. withdrawal to let Panama chart its own future elections.
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United States
Panama
Manuel Noriega
Noriega
U.S
Vatican
Panama City
CIA
Congress
Romania executes Ceausescu on Christmas Day
The Romanian leadership falls as Nicolae Ceausescu and his wife are captured while fleeing the revolt. They are tried and executed by firing squad. The country sees Christmas carols broadcast again and Christians resume public worship amid a bloodbath tallied at thousands killed in Bucharest. The season brings new hope for Romanians under tyranny.
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Romania
Nicolae Ceausescu
Usescu
Bucharest
NARFE Chapter Thanks Supporters For Alzheimer's Fundraiser
Ottawa Chapter 0785 NARFE thanks members and local businesses Helton's Hallmark Saffron Glass Holt Business Systems and donors for the doll house fundraiser during Ottawa 125th anniversary parade. The Kay Christian of Topeka won. $725 raised for the National Alzheimer's Research Fund Endowment. Morgan Walter drew the winning stub at Sirloin Stockade.
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Ottawa
National Association of
NARFE
Helton
Saffron Glass,Co
Holt Business Systems
Kay Christian
Topeka
Kay
Baldwin
Morgan Walter
Paula Walter
Welda
Sirloin Stockade
National Alzheimers Research Fund
Robert E
Snover
Closet Expanser Reveals How We Stockpile Clothes
A humorous reflection on closet clutter and the paradox of keeping worn items. The author jokes about five item hangers that expand space, notes thrift-shop piles, and how sentimental packing leads to excess clothing, belts, ties, and socks.
We Are Not The Bully In Panama Crisis
A columnist argues that power does not define bullying and contrasts a personal street dispute with U S action in Panama. He recalls Noriega's regime and the killing of an unarmed U S Marine, contending patient action may justify military force if Panama gains a sane government and the canal remains secure. He invites letters supporting or opposing U S conduct.
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Castro
Gaddafi
United Nations
Panama
Manuel Noriega
Noriega
United States
United States Marine
Panama Canal
Nothingness on the Hill A thought on Senate votes
The piece argues that the U S Senate's mixed party pairings in 21 states create a deliberate paralysis. It explores how voters may prefer stalemate to safeguard liberties, noting cross party voting patterns and the risk of vice presidential control over Senate proceedings. It ends by suggesting it may be better to leave things as they are despite the appeal of a nonperforming Hill.
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Washington
U.S. Senate
House
California
Alan Cranston
Pete Wilson
Colorado
North Carolina
Delaware
Charles Grassley
Tom Harkin
Iowa
Congressional Quarterly
Senate
Wilson
Cranston
Conrad Burns
Max Baucus
Montana
Wisconsin
Bob Kasten
Herben Kohl
Jesse Helms
Terry Sanford
John Tower
Capitol Hill
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates July 1989
Ottawa Herald lists delivery and mail rates for July 1 1989 and after. Local carrier prices: one month five dollars one year fifty one dollars thirty seven cents. Motor route and mail options shown for Franklin County and surrounding counties.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
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