New Lorain County commissioners show united leadership
Two new Lorain County Board of Commissioners members have started with impressive initiatives. They proposed a county sewer district to coordinate sewer and water facilities and spur industrial development. A follow up meeting showed strong unity among officials. They also announced an $8.25 million delinquent property tax collection push. The editorial credits Jacoby Koury and Reichlin with early, effective leadership.
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Lorain County Board of Commissioners
Saturn
Herbert Jacoby
George Koury
Leonard Reichlin
Mother Teresa Converts Atheist Deng Pufang in China
The 74 year old nun met Deng Pufang in Beijing to discuss charity for the poor and disabled. Deng, son of Deng Xiaoping, is paralyzed and declares atheism yet praises social service. The conversation centers on love for God versus social good. Both speak of helping the handicapped in a shared mission.
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Deng Pufang
Mother Teresa
China
Deng
God
Regan Spares Fuller Amid Leak Furor At White House
President Reagan’s chief of staff Regan faced anger after newspapers reported he would keep Craig Fuller on the White House staff. He warned that any leaker would be fired immediately, with Breger pushing Jewish leaders to urge policy changes during European ceremonies tied to Nazi destruction and a Holocaust museum plan in West Germany.
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Donald T Regan
Craig Fuller
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Fuller
Ronald Reagan
Nancy Reagan
Fler
Marshall Breger
Reagan
Wisi
Dachaux
Hitler
West Germany
America
Reagan aides seek Dachau warning era outcry and Moynihan bid 1988
The Chronicle notes US sentiment over Haider and urges not inflaming anti-German passions while some officials fault Jewish lobby protests. George Clark asks Maureen Reagan to run for Senate in 1988 but she shows no interest. John McKean faces White House pressure over Rollins fallout and may be ousted as USPS board chair during recess as new governors are appointed.
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Dachau
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Maureen Reagan
California
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Clark
John McKean
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Ed Rollins
McKean
Rollins
South African half truths
A New York NEA column argues liberal anti apartheid protests misuse South Africa as a moral issue. It notes Mondale's defeat, Tutu’s Nobel prize, and the backlash against constructive engagement. The piece questions proposed sanctions and stresses that Western economic pressure risks harming blacks in South Africa.
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NEA
South Africa
Walter Mondale
Ronald Reagan
Central America
Vietnam
Desmond Tutu
Council of Churches
Bisilop Tutu
Reagan
Washington
United States
Helen Suzman
M.P
South African Institute of Race Relations
Anthony Lewis
Bishop Tutu
Big deficits ruin trade and jobs in U S economy
The piece argues bloated deficits of 200 billion plus yearly trigger a massive balance of payments gap, wreck export markets, and threaten 3 to 5 million domestic jobs. It notes rising debt costs, a strong dollar, and forecasts deficits rising to 218 235 billion by mid 1980s, urging action to restore competitiveness.
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Washington
NEA
U.S
White House
Tax anticipation turns brains to mush barber of 1985 baby debate
In a bar, Harry weighs baby versus a new refrigerator amid looming tax reform plans. The dialogue contrasts current exemptions and proposed schemes Kemp Kasten Bradley Gephardt and VAT. It highlights how each plan shifts future savings for a child and the impact on home purchases and retirement plans.
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Pal
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Treasury Department
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Treasury
Kemp-Kasten
Bradley- Gephardt
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