Quayle on the edge over Soviet reforms remarks
Vice President Quayle questioned Soviet change while President Bush hailed a new era in US Soviet ties. He later tempered his remarks, calling the Soviet Union authoritarian. White House aides framed the debate as a nuanced shift during a tense cold war close.
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Dan Quayle
Roy Blunder
Bush
Euphona
Washington Post
Soviet Union
Central America
Quayle
Eastern Bloc
Reagan
White House
Brent Scowcroft
Scowcroft
Ronald Reagan
Una
Mikhail Gorbachev
Gorbachev
Aquino Nox
Aquino
U.S
United States
Whute
Witn
North America
Harvard Paw Schoal
Boston Globe
Deserving head lopped off in S&L scandal turmoil
Dariny Wall resigns as director of the Office of Thrift Supervision amid the Lincoln Savings and Loan collapse linked to a wider S&L crisis. He defends himself as a scapegoat while lawmakers face calls for accountability. The bailout may reach up to hundreds of billions, with taxpayers bearing the cost as Wall’s career ends and larger figures loom.
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Dariny Wall
Lincoln
Wall
Senate
Jake Garn
Rutah
Iis
Als Suaem Chase Tahog
Tuutuuu
Keating
Alan Cranston
California
Dennis DeConcum
Arizona
Donald Riegle
Michigan
John Gienn
Ohio
John McCain
Garn
Congress
Savings and Loan
Danny Wall Alt
Juvney
S&l
Snow Finally Fills Central New York Ski Slopes
Despite weak holiday shopping, Central New York sees a rush to the slopes as ski hills open on Thanksgiving weekend after scarce snow. Cold temperatures and artificial snow help many resorts operate, reviving a season long awaited by skiers and shop owners alike.
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New York Hills
US shares blame in Philippines
The commentary assigns responsibility for the Philippines crisis to U.S. colonial policies and post-colonial leadership failures. It critiques Marcos era greed and corruption, praises Aquino briefly but notes fragility, and questions U.S. military base interests and intervention risks amid Cold War conflicts.
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Washington
Philippines
United States
Nigera
India
Pakistan
Kenya
Algeria
Madagascar
Mozambique
Angola
Ferdinand
Imelda Marcos
Marcos
Corazon Aquino
Environmentally Sound or Greenhouse Threats Reflected in Wood Heat
A contemplative column explores wood burning versus oil, arguing for trees as a defense against warming while criticizing alarmist environmentalism. It references OPEC, fuel costs, and public figures, contrasting practical wood use with future fears of resource scarcity and climate projections.
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Peur Mienees
West Texas
California
Ancker
OPEC
Bush
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