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...very top of the page in a sea of red, the headline in today's News-Tribune A Herald is: "Harvard a classy foe for 'Dogs...
...nearly $6 million in $100 and $20 bills in the suitcases of one of the passengers. They arrested the owner of the luggage, Francisco Guirola Beeche, 34, a wealthy Salvadoran businessman, and his two companions. Guirola is a friend of Roberto d'Aubuisson, the right-wing Salvadoran politician and foe of President Jose Napoleon Duarte. The three men were later indicted in Corpus Christi, Texas, on charges of conspiring to transport undeclared currency...
...match went to a liebreaker in the fifth game before Edge succumbed to her more experienced foe...
...public at large. The Inaugural theme of "We the People . . . An American Celebration," taken from the ^ preamble to the Constitution (which, as Reagan's luck would have it, will be 200 years old in 1987), is not just a pleasantly corny celebration of democracy. To many citizens, the implicit foe of We the People is They the Government. There has never been much question about whose side Ronald Reagan is on, even after he became Chief Executive of the Government...
...pressure on the President had been building for months. Despite a score of bombings and torchings of abortion clinics across the U.S. last year, Ronald Reagan, a firm foe of abortion, had remained silent. FBI Director William Webster had claimed that the violence was not the result of a conspiracy and thus did not constitute a form of political terrorism that his agency could investigate. Pro-choice leaders contended that the federal silence was encouraging the violence. Asked Judy Goldsmith, president of the National Organization for Women: "Where is the great advocate of law-and- order?" Then came three bombings...