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...gold ingots, contained in 93 wooden cases, that were a payment by the Soviets to the U.S. for military supplies. Covered by 800 ft. of frigid water, the doughty Edinburgh was quickly gone but not soon forgotten; the site of her foundering eventually was named an official British war grave...
Allies and true friends have disputes. They seek ways to resolve divergent policies. But they do not debate "the fundamental nature of their relationship," for that is not at issue. TIME does grave injury to a strong and solid alliance by its clarion call for such a debate between the U.S. and Israel, whose transcendent common goals and purposes ensure a positive, if not a special, relationship whoever may be in power at any time in either country...
...tradition isn't strong, and pay better than union scale, scrimping on safety for their profit. With no union, anyone who complains about safety will get fired. I hate to see everything we fought for here go down the tubes. John L. Lewis would roll over in his grave...
...cuts, White House aides were well aware that the President for the first time was facing a credibility gap. To a large extent, Reagan had opened it himself by delivering on his campaign promises to slash taxes deeply, while starting a huge military buildup. Those astounding successes have raised grave doubts that Reagan can also redeem his equally important pledge to balance the federal budget by fiscal...
...concerns and a tough posture towards the outside world; and analytical search for enlightened solutions has never marked the former California Governor's policymaking. The supply-side rhetoric of 1980, along with his proclamation of a new mandate for governing America, were supposed themselves to be solutions for the grave social problems facing the nation. A word from the people, a word from the President, and the final O.K. from Wall Street were all that was needed to get America on its track...