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...restrained Reagan of Tuesday night had flowered right back into vintage Reagan by Wednesday. He traveled to Boston to show his commitment to job-training programs that help the disadvantaged and prepare the nation's labor force for the transition to high-technology industries. After visiting the Eire Pub "men's bar" in the Dorchester section of Boston (he took just one sip of his Ballantine ale) and discussing business problems with a group of executives, he uncorked a jaw-dropper, suggesting that abolishing corporate taxes might be a good idea. "When are we going to have...
Just as Watergate sprang from a bungled burglary in Washington, Liffeygate grew from something insignificant; an after-hours drinking session in a bar in Boyle, a country town 90 miles from Dublin. Last February, police raided the pub and took the names of the people they found drinking there after the legal closing hour of 11 p.m. Normally, summonses would have been issued and small fines imposed...
...Neill referred to the unscheduled stop Reagan made at a Dorchester pub. where he half-finished a complimentary mug of draught beer...
...comedy set in Boston, O'Neill ducks into the bar to avoid a woman who tries to tell him her political views and who turns out to be a waitress at the pub...
...publicist Margo Zinberg said O'Neill's only mistake was that he wrongly tried to open the pub's door. She said O'Neill told them that since the tragic Coconut Grove fire in Massachusetts, a safety regulation in Boston requires that all doors in Boston pull open...