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- FOR THE RECORD. // National Review;9/14/1979, Vol. 31 Issue 37, p1128
The article presents information about political developments related to the U.S. as of September 14, 1979. Lyn Nofziger has departed from campaign staff of U.S. Presidential candidate Ronald Reagan due to differences with campaign manager John Sears. U.S. Senator Joseph Bidden, during his visit...
- Between Eras. // New Republic;2/2/80, Vol. 182 Issue 5, p2
Focuses on various political affairs under the regime of U.S. President Jimmy Carter. Concern of Carter about the Russian invasion of Afghanistan; Claim of Carter that the Soviet Union's military action is a great threat to peace; Overview of the past diplomatic relationship between the Soviet...
- Washington Diarist. K, M. E. // New Republic;1/21/78, Vol. 178 Issue 3, p42
Presents news briefs related to journalism and the administration in the U.S. Efforts of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency to corrupt the morals of journalist Tad Szulc; Retirement of District of Columbia police chief, Maurice Cullinan; Statement that he will receive "disability" payments of...
- THE WEEK. // National Review Bulletin;4/8/1977, Vol. 29 Issue 13, pB41
The article presents information on several socio-political developments in the U.S. Soviet expert Myron Rush is starting to work on a research project titled "Scholar in Residence" at the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency. The U.S. Senate Finance Committee has presented a proposal to increase...
- New job for the CIA? Miller, William H. // Industry Week/IW;4/4/94, Vol. 243 Issue 7, p73
Reports on the possibility that the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) might devote resources to fight industrial espionage, bribery and other unfair foreign practices that hurt American companies.
- ON THE LEFT. Lynch, Kevin // National Review Bulletin;7/29/1977, Vol. 29 Issue 29, p106
The article focuses on various socio-political developments across the U.S. The campaign to unionize J.P. Stevens & Co. in the U.S. is gaining momentum. The company is the second largest textile manufacturer in the nation. The labor officials are using the strategy of "the nationwide boycott,"...
- Roses With A Touch Of Ragweed. Sidey, Hugh // Time;5/29/1978, Vol. 111 Issue 22, p20
The article presents the author's views on the opportune political career of several Republicans in the U.S. due to the unlikely showing of issues against Democrats in 1978. The author notes that Illinois Governor Big Jim Thompson is supporting the candidacy of George H. W. Bush, the former...
- Warblers, Wrens And Hawks. Sidey, Hugh // Time;9/24/1979, Vol. 114 Issue 13, p18
The article discusses the perspectives of James R. Schlesinger, former secretary of the U.S. Department of Energy and former chief of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), on the country's politics and government. It states that Schlesinger considers the country's constitutional system as a...
- The OPEC Tax. // National Review;7/6/1979, Vol. 31 Issue 27, p844
This article opposes the excise tax on petroleum products that will be pegged at the price set by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) being proposed by U.S. President Jimmy Carter. This proposed oil tax aims to make the U.S. federal government benefits from the OPEC cartel....
