Midway Mall Hub Attracts Major Retailers In Ohio
Midway Mall grows with 70 stores and three anchors including Sears and soon May Co. A new May Co. store will replace Centre of Sheffield, opening late next year, boosting a thriving Midway area between Elyria and Lorain. The Midway Crossings center expands while Gold Circle reopens as a Kmart.
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Midway Mall
Higbee’s
Jcpenney
Sears
May Co
Robert Cockayne
Ohio
May
Sheffield
Midway
Elyria
Lorain
Midway Mail
Midway Crossings
West River Road
Midway Square
Gold Circle
Lorain County
Oberlin
North Ridgeville
Amherst
Washington deficit debate hides power and money
The essay argues that higher taxes do not reliably reduce the deficit and instead reflect Washington power. It asserts tax hikes fail to lower deficits, boost revenues, or curb spending, claiming spending shares decline since 1985 while the Washington establishment pushes for more federal money to spend, using the rhetoric as a political smoke screen.
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Capitol Hill
Washington
George Bush
Decline of U S Influence Cited in Public Opinion
Reese argues that Americans misperceive their military edge while the Soviet Union strengthens in the Pacific. He notes NATO limits, foreign dependence for defense parts, and political setbacks from Cuba to Nicaragua, urging acknowledgment of a weakening global stance.
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Japan
United States
Syria
Libya
Europe
NATO
Defense
Fleet
Nicaragua
North Korea
U.S. Navy
Iran
America
Grenada
Danny Ortega
United Nations
Soviet Union
Should U S help the Soviet economy risky and costly
WASHINGTON a warm thaw in US Soviet ties prompts debate over backing Gorbachev's perestroika with credits and trade. The piece warns gains could backfire if Gorbachev is ousted, noting his push to join GATT IMF World Bank and the dangers of large deficits and weak agricultural output.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Mikhail Gorbachev
Bush Administration
Gorbachev
Moscow
Afghanistan
Jimmy Carter
Kama River
Helmut Kohl
GATT
Geneva
Lev Karpov
Institute of USA and Canada Studies
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
Boris I. Gostev
America
Kremlin
Flag obsessions clash over Old Glory and Confederate banners
A columnist argues against extremists in both Islam and America for using flags as symbols. He notes Civil War banners still provoke anger in the South and discusses a Chicago art exhibit where a flag was placed on the floor. The piece reflects on patriotism, free speech, and the meaning assigned to flags.
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South
Confederacy
University of Mississippi
NAACP
Alabama
School of the Art Institute of Chicago
Scott Tyler
Scott
Tyler
Young Tyler
Rushdie
Patton
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Congress
U.S
Southeast Asia
Lebanon
Nikita Khrushchev
Reese
The
Orlando
Fia.) Sentinel
Tote
Charley Reese
Politboro
Richard Nixon
Anderson
Dale van Ailsa
Bush
Miss Manners
Jack Anderson
Salman Rushdie
Peter Fonda
Fonda
Clarence Page
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