Old Glory Flag Day Reflections On War and Honor
The piece argues Vietnam War disillusionment reshaped views of patriotism and Memorial Day rituals. It notes public scorn toward veterans and the flag, while recognizing the flag’s meaning for those who see history’s hardship and effort behind its stars and stripes.
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America
John Wayne
Idaho Politics Split Over Kidwell and Otter for Governor
Bill Hall analyzes Idaho GOP power struggles as General Wayne Kidwell courts conservative factions while Butch Otter gains Symms backing. The piece traces Kidwell’s shift from moderate to hardline positions after Steve Symms’s 1980s influence and outlines party dynamics shaping the 1980s governor race.
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Idaho
Wayne Kidwell
Republican Party
First District
Steve
Symms
Kidwell
Namael
Scubiats
Butch Otter
Guy
Otter
Congress
Caldwell
GOP
Idaho GOP Feud Over Reagan Support Splits Symms Wing
Idaho figures Tim Hopkins of Idaho Falk and Kidwell vie for governor while Ronald Reagan gains sweeping GOP primary support. Kidwell shifts faith toward Reagan after meetings and helps delegates. Symms faction backs Otter, who denounces conservative credentials and claims the true conservative is Otter. The rift centers on loyalty to Reagan versus Ford and the Symms leadership.
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Symms
Tim Hopkins
Idaho
Jerry Ford
Kidwell
Reagan
Kansas
City
A. Symms
Ronald Reagan
Gerald Ford
X Sore
Otter
Syimms
Paulette Pyle
Lewiston
Cryogenics Promises Fuel Savings And Space Reductions
A Garrett Corp spokesman cites about 8 percent fuel savings from cryogenic generators versus standard rectors, with applications from 40 000 horsepower ship propulsion to compact electronics. Helix Technology notes future demand in communications and storage tech as cryogenics drives lighter, more efficient components for Navy ships and rail systems.
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United Press International
New York
Garrett Corp
Los Angeles
Garrett
Navy
Richard Cole
Helix Technology Corp
Waltham, Mass
Cole
Saber Bros
Switzerland
U.S
Energy ~‘Research and
General Electric
Cryogenics
Foreign nurses face tough licensing tests in U S
United Press International reports in Tokyo that many foreign nurses fail American licensing exams, forcing some into lower paid nursing jobs. Dr. Jesse Scott of ICN warns the process harms individuals though not the profession, and a Philadelphia based commission plans overseas language and nursing knowledge tests.
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Islamic Conference
Fei
Karim Gaye
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Robert Crabbe
United Press International
Tokyo
Jesse Scott
Professional Services Committee
International Council of Nurses
Scott
McLean
ICN
Scar
Asia
South Korea
Philadelphia
America
Cen Cy Page
New England
South
Commission On
ANA
National
U.S. State Department
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