Humanity in Ethiopia Faces Bloodshed and Exodus
A Western plea condemns the Ethiopian government led by Mengistu for starving and displacing hundreds of thousands. Relief workers and reporters confirm mass deaths and forced relocations to camps, while the UN seeks to intervene amid international pressure.
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White House Inconsistent on Civil Service Growth
The Washington crowd complains that Reagan era staffing widened political patronage while career Civil Service posts rose only 1 percent and some agencies cut up to 21.1 percent. Federal manpower grew from 2,187,730 in 1980 to 2,159,221 in 1984, with many new posts seen as political payoffs.
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Retaliation's Pitfalls in Beirut Bombing Policy Debate
AP Diplomatic writer examines the March 8 car bombing in Beirut that killed over 80, with debate over CIA training of counterterrorist units, possible involvement of foreign intelligence, and the clash between Shultz and Weinberger over aggressive retaliation versus restraint. reports note Fadlallah linked to past attacks and Reagan reportedly ended CIA cooperation with Lebanese intelligence.
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Journey Of A Wounded Marine To Washington Memo
Memo from Mac recounts a 1945 cross country train trip of wounded Marines from Oakland to Bethesda. The narrator, the senior NCO, handles tickets amid lost men, celebrates V E Day in Des Moines, and reflects on war’s absurdities and survival as the journey ends in Washington one year after departure.
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Menopause estrogen therapy questions answered by Dr Donohue
A reader asks about stopping estrogen after menopause treatment and whether hot flashes will recur. The doctor notes symptoms may return as hormone levels fall but offers options such as low-dose estrogen with progesterone or alternative treatments like exercise and calcium. He discusses stroke risk signs and pulmonary stenosis definition.
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Donohue
Prayer and local notice in Ottawa Herald
Daily Ottawa Herald outlines a devotional prayer for the day and provides current subscription rates for the Ottawa area. The piece includes editor contact details and pricing for domestic and out of state subscribers.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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