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Wednesday, April 13th, 1983: Former US Vice President Jimmy Carter & his wife, former US Second Lady Rosalynn Carter announced plans for the updated developments in the construction of the Carter Center in Atlanta, GA. The 43rd Vice President of the United States also said he & his wife plan on working with Habitat for Humanity, Inc.,
The National Defense Star Wars Initiatives get more support from growing list of conservative Republicans & Democrats in both houses of Congress. Last month, President Reagan announced his support for the new strategic military policy in developing futuristic weapons that could destroy enemy nuclear weapons in flight before they could reach their targets.
Thursday, April 14th, 1983: Despite hardworking efforts in bringing peace in the Middle East, the Reagan administration's efforts in mediating agreements were rejected by both Israel & the Arab nations. Israel has been furious by Lebanon's refusal to do something against the PLO terrorist organization, who has been using Lebanon as a base for terrorist attacks: forcing the Israelis to invade Lebanon in June 1982, capturing its capital city Beirut & expelled 14,000 PLO members.
The United States joined with Great Britain, France, Italy sendind military personnel troops to Beirut supervising the expulsion of the PLO & also acting as peacekeeping forces.
Friday, April 15th, 1983: Syrian President General Hafez al-Assad approves Operation Vozdka which gives the Syrian Intelligence Agency the authority to coordinate with exiled PLO members in launching terrorist attacks against foreign outside agitators for meddling in the domestic affairs of Arab nations.
Former US Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld reportedly holds a closed-door meeting with US President Ronald Reagan at the White House to discuss national defense & foreign policy hotspots across the world. It's unknown whether Rumsfeld will potentially get a key role in the Reagan administration.
Canadian Prime Minister John Turner meets with Hong Konger Prime Minister Jefferson Cheng in a scaled-down Courtesy Call meeting in Davos, Switzerland discussing Canada-Hong Kong diplomatic relations. Cheng is also working to burnish foreign policy credentials on the international stage.
Pope Carlos I addresses the College of Cardinals during annual meeting at St. Peter's Square in Vatican City. He warns of the ongoing foreign policy hotspots across the world exploding into full-scale chaos.
Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone arrives in Manila, Philippines for a State Visit, where he is hosted by Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos at Malacanang Palace. Nakasone is expected to address a joint session of the Batasang Pambansa sometime tomorrow.
US Secretary of State George P. Shultz is scolded by United States Senator Joe Biden (D-DE) during a televised hearing with the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, where Shultz strongly defended the Reagan administration's foreign policy doctrine including their diplomatic relations with South Africa, who's in the midst of their controversial military operation against several neighboring African nations. Biden also blasted the Reagan administration for being complicit in the South African government's controversial apartheid policies.
Saturday, April 16th, 1983: AZ Governor Bruce Babbitt (D) signs the Arizonans Educational Opportunity Act into law following overwhelming bipartisan passage of the AEOA in both chambers of the AZ State Legislature. Babbitt says the AEOA is just the beginning of making AZ one of the leading states in education reform.
CO Governor Richard Lamm (D) pushes trigger buttons by vetoing the Public Broadcasting Service Act despite being passed by both chambers of the CO General Assembly. Lamm justified vetoing the legislation because it's unnecessary for taxpayers seeing money wasted ino unnecessary government programs; Lamm also vetoed the Workforce Employment Act as well because of too many big government bureaucracy. Demonstrations have exploded on the grounds of the CO State Capitol Building in downtown Denver, CO.
Sunday, April 17th, 1983: The US Justice Department announced they're investigating allegations of corruption, bribery, misuse of public funds & wire fraud against senior administration officials of former CA Governor Mervyn Dymally (D), who has strongly denied the allegations against him & vows to fight the political smear campaigns.
Coming Up: Expect new segments in Chapter XVI as Spring 1983 concludes once I begin segments for Summer & Fall 1983. The new updates will be SLOWLY trickled out, but should be posted sometime this weekend or next week.
The National Defense Star Wars Initiatives get more support from growing list of conservative Republicans & Democrats in both houses of Congress. Last month, President Reagan announced his support for the new strategic military policy in developing futuristic weapons that could destroy enemy nuclear weapons in flight before they could reach their targets.
Thursday, April 14th, 1983: Despite hardworking efforts in bringing peace in the Middle East, the Reagan administration's efforts in mediating agreements were rejected by both Israel & the Arab nations. Israel has been furious by Lebanon's refusal to do something against the PLO terrorist organization, who has been using Lebanon as a base for terrorist attacks: forcing the Israelis to invade Lebanon in June 1982, capturing its capital city Beirut & expelled 14,000 PLO members.
The United States joined with Great Britain, France, Italy sendind military personnel troops to Beirut supervising the expulsion of the PLO & also acting as peacekeeping forces.
Friday, April 15th, 1983: Syrian President General Hafez al-Assad approves Operation Vozdka which gives the Syrian Intelligence Agency the authority to coordinate with exiled PLO members in launching terrorist attacks against foreign outside agitators for meddling in the domestic affairs of Arab nations.
Former US Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld reportedly holds a closed-door meeting with US President Ronald Reagan at the White House to discuss national defense & foreign policy hotspots across the world. It's unknown whether Rumsfeld will potentially get a key role in the Reagan administration.
Canadian Prime Minister John Turner meets with Hong Konger Prime Minister Jefferson Cheng in a scaled-down Courtesy Call meeting in Davos, Switzerland discussing Canada-Hong Kong diplomatic relations. Cheng is also working to burnish foreign policy credentials on the international stage.
Pope Carlos I addresses the College of Cardinals during annual meeting at St. Peter's Square in Vatican City. He warns of the ongoing foreign policy hotspots across the world exploding into full-scale chaos.
Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone arrives in Manila, Philippines for a State Visit, where he is hosted by Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos at Malacanang Palace. Nakasone is expected to address a joint session of the Batasang Pambansa sometime tomorrow.
US Secretary of State George P. Shultz is scolded by United States Senator Joe Biden (D-DE) during a televised hearing with the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, where Shultz strongly defended the Reagan administration's foreign policy doctrine including their diplomatic relations with South Africa, who's in the midst of their controversial military operation against several neighboring African nations. Biden also blasted the Reagan administration for being complicit in the South African government's controversial apartheid policies.
Saturday, April 16th, 1983: AZ Governor Bruce Babbitt (D) signs the Arizonans Educational Opportunity Act into law following overwhelming bipartisan passage of the AEOA in both chambers of the AZ State Legislature. Babbitt says the AEOA is just the beginning of making AZ one of the leading states in education reform.
CO Governor Richard Lamm (D) pushes trigger buttons by vetoing the Public Broadcasting Service Act despite being passed by both chambers of the CO General Assembly. Lamm justified vetoing the legislation because it's unnecessary for taxpayers seeing money wasted ino unnecessary government programs; Lamm also vetoed the Workforce Employment Act as well because of too many big government bureaucracy. Demonstrations have exploded on the grounds of the CO State Capitol Building in downtown Denver, CO.
Sunday, April 17th, 1983: The US Justice Department announced they're investigating allegations of corruption, bribery, misuse of public funds & wire fraud against senior administration officials of former CA Governor Mervyn Dymally (D), who has strongly denied the allegations against him & vows to fight the political smear campaigns.
Coming Up: Expect new segments in Chapter XVI as Spring 1983 concludes once I begin segments for Summer & Fall 1983. The new updates will be SLOWLY trickled out, but should be posted sometime this weekend or next week.
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