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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1986
Page
2
The article argues for comprehensive AIDS education in schools to counter misinformation while stressing the disease’s severity. It cites rising cases, urges factual sex education, prevention measures, and school policies for diagnosed students, noting Ohio's 242 cases and the need for prepared responses.
Scripps Howard reports lawmakers increasingly use voice votes for tax and spending bills, reducing recorded roll calls. Mark Rhoads notes the House has logged fewer than a quarter of votes by roll call in four years, while the Senate recorded only 6 percent. Rep. Philip Crane seeks mandatory recorded votes on tax and spending bills.
Former high ranking officials Maj. Gen. Richard V. Secord and Thomas Clines played integral roles in hidden negotiations over Iran hostages. The report traces their missions, approvals by Robert McFarlane, and Clines past with the CIA amid broader arms shipment controversies and NSA direction.
The author presents hypotheticals about a more moderate Iran and U S dealings then weighs if such secret diplomacy would be seen as genius or folly. It questions whether haste, secrecy, and arms deals boosted or damaged America's moral standing, while predicting Iran’s uncertain future and U S foreign policy lessons.
Reagan era officials Baldrige and Darman blame American management for declining competitiveness. They argue steel and auto sectors failed to modernize, labor cost not the issue, and U.S. firms resemble bloated bureaucracy. They note Japan leads in tech and must do better at applying innovation.
Freshman Rep. Chester Atkins argues Democrats should embrace fiscal federalism and urge states to expand responsibilities. He cites Massachusetts and California as examples with welfare reform employment training and enterprise zones while criticizing lingering New Deal Great Society programs. He says decisions on mass transit and community development should rest with states to curb federal spending.
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