Reagan urged to purge Nixon aides and Nixon era figures
In the Ottawa Herald editorial, October 20 1981, the writer attacks Richard Nixon and his allies. The piece calls for Ronald Reagan to remove Nixon loyalists including Alexander Haig, arguing Nixon’s legacy harms the nation and questions Reagan’s leadership. The author accuses Haig of unauthorized diplomacy and predicts political fallout for the Republican Party.
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Richard M. Nixon
A.M.N
Ronald Reagan
Nixon
Alexander Haig
Reagan
Sadat
Mideast
Haig
Gen. MacArthur
al Haig
Jerry Ford
Empty Promise in Kansan Campaign Tactics
A 1982 Kansan political column rebukes John Carlin for 1978 utility rate promises and warns Republicans against exploiting his tactics. It argues that no governor can control future price increases and urges careful contrast with past actions to avoid self-inflicted political blame.
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John Carlin
Carlin
Robert Bennett
Dave Owen
Bennett
Fragmented OCR Entertainment Fragments Mention TV and Movies
A garbled OCR snippet lists various topics from television to films and personalities. It references TV tonight, a film about Afghanistan, a Dick Cavett show, and a comedy movie with Goldie Hawn and Eileen Bran, all scattered across a chaotic mix of captions and captions.
Khartoum Memo Reflections on Sudan’s Turbulent Gate
Roving editor John McCormally recalls Khartoum and Omdurman, the Sudan’s vast, sparsely populated lands, and its history of coups and civil strife. He contrasts past imperial eras with modern U. S. military involvement as America debates arming Sudanese factions amid regional turmoil.
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Kipling
Khartoum
Omdurman
Vietnam
Democratic Republic of the Sudan
Sadat
U. S
Sudan
Egypt
Red Sea
Congo
Africa
California
Yorktown Bicentennial ends with pageantry and remarks
Yorktown Virginia closes its four day bicentennial celebration with a flyover by F 15s and a joint review by President Reagan and French President Mitterrand. Presidents from Britain and allies observe as mock troops portray the revolution era. Reagan warns of high taxes while Mitterrand notes ongoing struggles for freedom and justice.
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Yorktown
Britain
Reagan
Francois Mitterrand
France
Mitterrand
Lord Hallisham
Leukemia and anemia linked by blood cell imbalance
The article explains how leukemia causes anemia by crowding bone marrow with immature white cells, reducing red blood cell production. It notes the main leukemia types by white cell lineage, and contrasts acute versus chronic forms, with radiation, chemicals, and viruses as areas of research.
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Donahue
What is sprue and its treatments explained
Dear Dr. Donohue explains two sprue types: gluten enteropathy caused by gluten intolerance with weight loss bloating and diarrhea treated by avoiding gluten. tropical sprue an intestinal infection treated with antibiotics.
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