Huong Thi Thanh Le thanks United States for refuge and freedom
Charley Reese quotes Huong Thi Thanh Le, Ocala valedictorian, who praises the United States for offering welcome, freedom, and a fresh start to refugees. She urges Americans to hold fast to loyalty and sacrifice, calling the country the greatest nation and thanking God for its blessings.
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Reese
Huong Thi Thanh le
Ocala
Fla
Huong Thi le
United States
Remembering Humphrey The Happy Warrior on social programs
A reflection on Hubert Humphrey as a champion of government as an instrument of progress. It recalls his moral test of government evaluating care for children, the elderly, the sick, the needy, and the handicapped, urging sorrow or outrage at budget cuts to social programs.
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Hubert Humphrey
Quirky Traits of Congress Revealed by CQ Study
Congressional Quarterly reports a rare look at lawmakers temperaments and foibles. Ted Kennedy dislikes asking for help while Paul Laxalt warns big business against free enterprise. Jim Wright's hair trigger temper and Henry Gonzalez's threats are noted along with committee power dynamics and sarcasm on Capitol Hill.
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Congressional Quarterly
Capitol Hill
Jack Mitchell
Indy Badhwar
Ted Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Paul Laxalt
R-Nev
Reagan
Laxalt
Jim Wight
Wright
House Committee
Gene Snyder
R-Ky
Carl Perkins
Education and Labor Committee
Harold Volkmer
D-Mo
John Burton
D-Calif
Burton
Paula Hawkins
R-Fla
Agriculture Committee
President Meese and Reagan Sleep Balance Public Critique
The piece defends President Reagan’s decision making and Meese’s role while criticizing critics who claim the president is insulated. It praises Reagan’s leadership style, notes Meese did not brief before retirement, and argues Jimmy Carter and others err in overmanagement. It cautions about Meese and Lewis amid Libya and air traffic events and urges allowing Reagan to rest.
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Edwin Meese
White House
Ronald Reagan
Meese
Reagan
U.S
Drew Lewis
Jimmy Carter
Iran
Lyndon Johnson
Harry Truman
Truman
Lewis
Gulf of Sidra
Libya
Poland and the Pole Revolt in a Changing Poland
The piece argues for restraint from both sides in U S Soviet talks and notes Poland’s economic shifts. It cites rising meat consumption and income, food shortages, and growing television ownership as signs of change. It mentions Lech Walesa as a rising figure without endorsing revolution.
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Kremlin
Afghanistan
Jerry Hough
Duke University
Soviet Union
Poland
Babushkas
Russia
Maureen Reagan weighs Senate bid amid White House glare
Maureen Reagan, 40, weighs a California Senate run with a decision due in weeks. Amid chatter of GOP candidates, she clashes with her father’s view and plans a cautious approach while Reagan faces miscues in media coverage and staff shakeups.
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Reagan
Maureen
Senate
California
S.J. Hayakawa
Barry Goldwater Jr
R-Calif
Edmound Brown Jr
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Walter Mondale
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