Reagan faces European left amid NATO tensions
President Reagan confronts growing European leftist influence after socialist wins in Greece and rising socialist sentiment in France and West Germany. The piece argues the Atlantic alliance remains intact despite anti American rhetoric and domestic concerns, urging measured diplomacy until the next election.
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Reagan
Soviet Union
Greece
NATO
Andreas Papandreou
France
Mitterrand
el Salvador
West Germany
Europe
Great Britain
Labor
United States
Baseball World Series Tonight as Dodgers Face Yankees
Fans rooted for Montreal to win the National League title while the Stars and Reds missed the playoffs. A Rick Monday ninth inning homer sparked a Dodgers Yankees World Series, ending a summer of errors and greed that defined 1981 but left the nation craving baseball.
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Montreal
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Yankees
Mudville
Tobin Wins Nobel for Economics in Reagan Era Clash
Nobel Prize committee honors James Tobin for portfolio theory amid debate on U S fiscal policy. Tobin, a post Keynesian critic of Reaganomics, argues policy mixes growth with monetary restraint and defense outlays.
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Nobel Committee
James Tobin
John Maynard Keynes
Illinois
Tobin
Washington
Reagan
Acene
James Maynard Keynes
Grumbling about policy decisions
Nine months after Reagan pledged to end mixed signals on foreign and military policy, administration officials say there is no disciplined system for decisions. Meese dominates at the White House while Haig's role remains uncertain, and many officials describe a centralization or fragmentation that hinders coherent policy toward the Soviet Union, the Middle East, and beyond.
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Leslie H. Gelb
New York Times
Washington
Reagan
White House
Edwin Meese
Moscow
David A. Stockman
Office of Management and Budget
Richard V. Alien
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Meese
Defense
Caspar W. Weinberger
Stockman
James Baker 3d
Saudi Arabia
Pakistan
Venezuela
Union
China
Middle East
Carter
Haig
Soviet Union
Weinberger
NATO
State Department
Baker
Carter Sues Post Over Libel Sources Debate
Anthony Lewis analyzes Jimmy Carter's threat to sue The Washington Post for libel over gossip columns about the Carters. The piece examines whether sources must be named, the limits of press privilege, and past court rulings on source disclosure, noting potential impacts on investigative reporting and press freedom.
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Anthony Lewis
New York Times
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Washington Post
Post
Carter
Supreme Court
Nancy Reagan
Carters
White House
Rosalynn Carter
Nancy
Blair House
the Ear
Carter Tribe
Rosalynn
The
Marie Torre
Jony Garland
CBS
Potter Stewart
Retters
Grand Uries
Judy Garland
Veterans' brass not slighted letter to the editor
A Southern Illinoisan letter defends Paul Simon and condemns Budd Waller's view of a Marion armory event with Montgomery Bonier and Simon. It cites the National Conservative Political Action Committee's fundraising attack plans against anti Reagan tax bloc in 24th District, noting Sadat's death and AWACS sale issues.
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Southern Illinoisan
Budd Waller
Anna
Montgomery
D-Mass
Bonier
D-Mich
Paul Simon
D-Ill
Marion Armory
Randolph County
Simon
Waller
Congress
Natinal Conservative Political Action Committee
AWACS
Anwar
Congressonal
24Th
Paul Smon
Southern
Illinois
Veterans meeting protocol and personal introduction confusion
A speaker clarifies that he attended a vets gathering as a veteran and DAV member not as a party representative. He states he introduced Rep Simon and that veterans on the platform were the ones Mr Waller referred to. He implies Waller attended, defends his role, and emphasizes veteran welfare and pride.
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Southern Illinoisan
Bud Waller
Simon
Waller
Brass
DAV
Republican County
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