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Unfortunately, these politicians sometimes disregard the rights of their supporters--failing to inform them of their positions on the issues. As the November 2nd election approaches. Tip O'Neil continues to refuse to debate his opponent. Frank McNamara. As a concerned voter, I want to exercise my right to hear each candidate's position on the issues...
...Wall Street Journal described the payback rescheduling as "a major international rescue operation," the move actually had little to do with benevolence. For its role in the "rescue," the U.S. got an agreement from Mexico to quadruple exports to America by next summer. Mexico has also agreed to disregard future oil price guidelines drafted by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC). The U.S. will buy Mexican oil for between $25 and $28 a barrel, which undercuts the OPEC price of $34 a barrel...
...spite of the Investment Committee decisions to disregard IPAC's recommendations concerning how Cornell should vote on seven of the nine social issues proxies IPAC dealt with last year, the members of IPAC issued a very optimistic third year evaluation at the end of last spring...
Prime Minister Begin's blatant disregard of U.S. efforts to negotiate diplomatically the withdrawal of the P.L.O. from Lebanon is infuriating, especially since we have given Israel $7.15 billion in economic aid since its founding. All we ask is that Israel recognize its obligation to cease the killing and wounding of innocent civilians...
...least in the case brought by the Mobil president. Federal Judge Oliver Gasch ruled that the elder Tavoulareas was a "public figure." Thus, under the prevailing Supreme Court standard, he had to prove that the Post had printed its story "with knowledge that it was false, or with reckless disregard of whether it was false or not." But the jury apparently concluded that however non-reckless the internal review procedures may have been, the Post's aggressive, go-get-'em style of newspaper journalism was itself reckless. That conclusion may not survive Judge Gasch's expected review...