Tough but fair judge good choice for FBI
Judge William Sessions, chief of the US District Court for West Texas, is praised as a tough but fair jurist suited to lead the FBI. Supporters cite his crime stance, administration skill, and tough prosecutions, while critics warn confirmation may collide with the ongoing Bork fight and Senate politics.
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UN spends lavishly amid reform talk and KGB link claim
The United Nations reportedly pays Vladimir Kolesnikov $83,000 annually for scheduling speakers, a figure cited alongside claims he works for the KGB. Heritage Foundation criticizes overall spendthrift practices, noting payrolls and add-ons persist despite reform talks. The U.S. has pressed for faster change after decades of funding.
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Reagan apologizes to Bennett over AIDS policy attack
Ronald Reagan apologized to Education Secretary William Bennett for his son Ron Jr s harsh AIDS policy remarks. Nancy Reagan influenced the White House decision naming Dr Frank Lilly to the AIDS commission amid public criticism. Ledeen testimony and North Coca Cola idea are noted amid Iran contra turmoil.
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Letters Attack on Congress and Liberals Over Iran-Contra
A reader accuses Congress of aiding the Communist cause and mocks liberal politicians. The letter blasts Democrats for alleged betrayals on Korea, Vietnam, Cuba, the Panama Canal, and spending, praises Reagan and North, and denounces press and politicians as self serving. It condemns Gramm Rudman and U.S. banks profiting from cheap loans, calling the nation a global laughingstock.
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American unions must learn humility
The Chronicle-Telegram argues unions overreached after WWII as demand for peace-time goods fueled wage increases. It cites offshoring, rising competition, and a need for education of members about market realities. It urges unions to negotiate responsibly, own stock, and show compassion while accepting smaller fringes.
Iran-contra probe comment by Tom Shales reprinted
The Plain Dealer reprinted Tom Shales of The Washington Post on July 17, noting Oliver North humbling Congress and Congress’s own missteps. The piece contrasts U S openness with Soviet tactics and argues only the United States could handle such a case openly, at high cost. Dan Reban Fairview Park
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Dear Ed I request mercy on lateness and keepsake files
In a humorous plea the author asks to be forever late and to discard nonessential possessions. He muses on time and punctuality across life events and recounts moving a four-drawer filing cabinet, preserving old correspondences while imagining someone someday writing a life of an ordinary mid-twentieth century man.
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