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Beltway Bandits
Corn, David | October 17, 1987 issue

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The article comments on political developments in the U.S. When the U.S. President Ronald Reagan decided to take a swipe at the Central American peace plan, his handlers sent him off to the annual convention of Concerned Women for America, an organization run by Beverly LaHaye, wife of TV evangelist Tint LaHaye. In front of 1,500 of the concerned, Reagan declared that he saw inevitable complications in the peace process and all but doomed it to failure. In an another news, John Ferch, the former U.S. Ambassador to Honduras, has joined the Washington staff of Senator Bill Bradley.

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POLITICAL development; PRESIDENTS -- United States; ORGANIZATION; LEGISLATORS -- United States; HONDURAS; UNITED States
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