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...have a government of faceless, anonymous individuals, dictating irrational, unworkable and sometimes insane policies that no one is really responsible for. And a "loyal opposition" in Congress all for eager to rubber-stamp these policies, as long as they can sign their names to those bills that represent pork barrel to their constituents, and support the rest...anonymously. Perhaps the next step will be a government of total anonymity, for which voters will select nameless candidates--Brand A or Brand B--on the basis of unattributed empty slogans and hollow promises, and anonymous records of supporting shameful legislation. The identities...
Through an unlocked ground floor window, Faganclimbed into the Stamp Room, where the extensive royal stamp collection is displayed. That set off an alarm, but it was ignored. Fagan went back out the same window, shinnied up a drainpipe, removed his sandals and socks, and climbed to another window, which had just been unlocked by a maid. For the next 15 min. or so, reported Dellow, "he moved through the corridors of the palace unchallenged. One member of the palace domestic staff remembers seeing him, but his behavior was not sufficiently suspicious to cause her to raise the alarm...
...dying act of the P.L.O. is to hijack an entire city. Let us help Israel stamp them out once for all and eliminate the core of world terrorism...
...five-room adobe ranch house in California's Santa Ynez Mountains. With most of his top aides scattered, the President relied chiefly on his National Security Adviser, William Clark, who is unproved in global affairs but is loyally committed to proving that Reagan can put his own stamp on foreign policy. In a bold move with uncertain ramifications, Ronald Reagan did precisely that last week: he declared that he would be willing to send a contingent of Marines to Lebanon to assist in the evacuation of Palestinian guerrillas from West Beirut...
...affected since there is no display of actual or simulated sex. Books like Show Me!, however, which uses explicit photographs to teach children about sex, might prompt prosecutions. In any event, the court made its point unflinchingly: it is willing to risk excesses of prosecution in order to stamp out the excesses of pornographers who exploit children...