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...there were a bar in Boston called Cheers, and if it were anything like the one in NBC's new sitcom of the same name, it would be just the sort of hangout where Democratic Congressman Thomas P. (Tip) O'Neill Jr., 70, might down a brew at the end of a rough day. After hearing that he thought so too, the producers invited O'Neill to tape a cameo appearance. For his TV acting debut, if one doesn't count the House's televised debates, O'Neill is hunched over the bar when...
Reported by Douglas Brew and John F. Stacks/Washington
...ByJames Kelly. Reported by Douglas Brew and Bruce W. Nelan/ Washington
After nearly two years on the job, Ronald Reagan agreed to discuss his views of the presidency with TIME Senior Correspondent John F. Stacks and White House Correspondent Douglas Brew. Excerpts from the interview...
...well. He delighted the Brazilians, treated Colombian contrariness with aplomb and showed requisite concern toward Central American countries. An unambitious agenda, to be sure, but in its approach to Latin America the Reagan Administration can do worse than behave with simple, graceful solicitousness. -By Kurt Andersen. Reported by Douglas Brew with Reagan and Gavin Scott/Brasilia