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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1984
Page
28
A persuasive editorial urging a Reagan presidency in the upcoming election. It contrasts Reagan and Mondale Ferraro on tax cuts, federal programs, and defense, praising Reagan's deregulation and budget restraint while criticizing Mondale's entitlements stance. It asserts Reagan’s success since 1980 and urges re election on November 6.
The article details Klaus Barbie the So-called Butcher of Lyon awaiting trial in France for crimes against humanity. It notes U.S Army Counterintelligence involvement in Barbie’s 1940s escape via West Germany to Italy and Bolivia, and cites opposition from Allan Ryan and others while naming CIC officers Robert Taylor and Eugene Kolb with varied current views on guilt and jurisdiction.
A critique of a New York Times chart comparing Carter and Reagan administrations. The piece accuses the Times of selective measures in growth, interest rates, inflation, unemployment, debt, poverty, and disposable income, arguing Carter fared better on several metrics and accusing the chart of distortion.
Washington observers note that opinion on the Reagan Mondale and Bush Ferraro debates remains split with viewers' perceptions varying by screen size and access. Analysts caution that post debate judgments reflect campaign spin and may not predict voter shifts before the final debate in Kansas City.
The piece argues Democrats have swung too far left, criticizing Mondale and liberal aides for opposing Reagan's Grenada intervention. It cites quotes from Rep Stark Weiss Edwards Markey and others, asserting a majority of Americans support strong action to defend U.S. lives and interests. It frames the issue as a clash over foreign policy and patriotism.
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