Stay with a winner elect Bush president
The Chronicle Telegram urges voting for George Bush and Dan Quayle on November 8. Bush offers experience and a proven track record of growth, tax cuts, and a smaller federal footprint. Dukakis is portrayed as risky with higher government involvement and financial missteps in Massachusetts.
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Michael Dukakis
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General Electric
Social Security
Willie Horton
Chronicle Telegram
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Wired for Peace or Wired for War in Army Drug Plan
An editorial attacks Army plans to provide amphetamines to soldiers as a national security measure. It mockingly questions the logic of keeping troops alert with speed, suggesting the policy would create addicted, paranoid, and violent soldiers. The piece labels the plan unpatriotic and dangerous.
The Federal Reserve System and the U S monetary system
The text argues the 1913 Federal Reserve System concentrates money and credit control in private banks, creating debt overdraft in the economy. It compares the system to Monopoly, criticizes Congress’ lack of monetary power, notes inflation, recessions, and currency manipulation affecting trade balances and debt.
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Federal Reserve
Reagan
U.S
Money Center
Medical waste crisis spans nation and lax rules
A WA column outlines medical waste dangers from needles and body parts found in trash to hospital dumping, incinerator emissions, and gaps in federal oversight. It cites OTA, EPA, and OSHA concerns, illegal disposal costs, and vaccination gaps for health workers, with calls for stronger rules and enforcement.
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House
Wyden
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Oregon Refuse Company
New York
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Packag
What Mike Might Have Said On Crime Debates
An opinion piece mocks a Bush Dukakis debate and imagines what Dukakis might have said. It quotes Dukakis addressing the death penalty and crime victims, contrasts Massachusetts and Texas murder rates, and ends with an apology request to victims of Willy Horton and a critique of dirty campaigning.
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Bernard Shaw
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Hay
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Maryland
Horton
Harris
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Lewiston
Maine
Mr. Bush
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Texas
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