National & International Segments (Fall 1981: Part I)
  • Tuesday, September 1st, 1981: Reagan administration officials announced there will be federal employment cuts of around 100,000 over the two-year span.

    Wednesday, September 2nd, 1981: US President Ronald Reagan mentioned that the Soviet Union will agree to limiting arms reductions (very legitimately) which is verifiable or position themselves to having an arms race which they won't be successful in overtaking the US during a reception at the Palmer House.

    Thursday, September 3rd, 1981: In response to explosive demonstrations against his government, Egyptian President Anwar Sadat orders a nationwide arrest of 1,536 people. Among them was Mohammed Islambouli, who was the leader of the Islamist Association branch at Assiut University.

    Friday, September 4th, 1981: The US Department of Agriculture proposed new regulations concerning nutritional requirements for the federally-subsidized school lunch programs. Both ketchup & pickle relish were classified as vegetables for the purpose of defining balanced meals.

    French Ambassador to Lebanon Louis Delamare was assassinated in Beirut while driving home when four gunmen pulled alongside his BMW & opened fire.

    On the day of their bicentennial, the City of Los Angeles, CA suffered a tremor of 5.8 magnitude earthquake at 8:51 AM PST, which was considered one of the strongest magnitude earthquakes since 1971, when the 1971 quake killed 65 people.

    Sobhuza II celebrated his 60th anniversary as King of Swaziland during a special ceremony, which was attended by Egyptian President Anwar Sadat & Great Britain's Crown Prince Charles of Wales. Sobhuza became the first Monarch since Queen Victoria to observing a diamond jubilee.

    The GOP-controlled United States Senate confirms US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit Judge Anthony Kennedy to the US Supreme Court by a vote of 96-0, giving President Ronald Reagan the second US Supreme Court Associate Justice he appointed to serve on the nation's highest judicial branch.
     
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    Jockeying for positioning......
  • Saturday, September 5th, 1981
    11:36 AM
    MI State Capitol Building
    Lansing, MI

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    Having been blatantly snubbed & pretty much sidelined by the Reagan's during the 1980 GOP National Convention in Detroit when Reagan chose to tap Bush as VP, it left three-term MI Governor William Milliken (R) without any options.

    In the middle of an aggressive torturous special session of the MI State Legislature over budget negotiations & deregulation reforms, Milliken had been hounded by non-stop dizzying questions about his political future with questions such as would he consider running for the United States Senate or seek reelection to a 4th full 4-year term as Governor in 1982. Milliken couldn't commit one way or another because he explained his focus was on the special session of the MI State Legislature.

    Michiganders overwhelmingly approved his job performance over the past 12 years & they returned the favor by voting to reelect him three times in 1970, 1974 & again in 1978. Having won 5 statewide elections as Lieutenant Governor in 1964 & 1966 & Governor in 1970, 1974 & 1978, Milliken was seen by many as on track to win reelection by an overwhelming landslide margin & staying as long as he wanted; some political analysts & observers assumed Milliken would potentially be Governor for 30 years or even longer.

    Sometime weeks before deciding to call the State Legislature back for a special session, Milliken had already made up his mind on his political future & having told his family during a private family dinner inside the Governor's Residence in Lansing, he knew that he had to time his teasing announcement just as a way to take coded potshots at those, who sidelined him.

    Depending on whom you've asked, Milliken reportedly called flamboyant & controversial Detroit Mayor Coleman Young (D) about his decision on his political future.

    Going back to the morning of September 5th in the midst of the 1981 College Football Season, group of reporters were called to arrive inside the Reception Room of the Governor's office inside the State Capitol Building in downtown Lansing. Everyone was wondering what was Governor Milliken going to talk about.

    In came the Wolverine State's longest-serving Governor wearing a dark brown suit, which Rochelle Peterson of the Associated Press thought was quite odd. Everyone was going to find out what William Grawn Milliken was going to discuss!

    "Good Morning my fellow Michiganders. I would to like offer my utmost advanced apologies for having called this press conference in the middle of some major college football games this year and interrupting regularly scheduled programming across the state of Michigan for this special announcement. I will be quite brief here ladies and gentlemen.

    Over the past weeks and months, I have been asked by majority of Michiganders about whether or not I would be a candidate for the United States Senate or seek reelection to a fourth full term as Governor in 1982. These questions have been honest and upfront plus straightforward because I always respect the people's right to ask questions and answering these questions.

    We are in the middle of a major special session of the Michigan State Legislature and our focus should be squarely focused on getting major legislative items passed and requiring my signature. I also want to note that while we're on the subject, I would like to announce that late last night, the State Legislature in both houses passed the Deregulation Incentive Act of 1981 which I signed into law.

    Now back to the question many of you have been wondering. There's been countless speculation about whether I should undergo another political campaign in 1982. As many of you know, I've been in political office for 20 years: serving in the Michigan State Senate representing the 27th District: 54th Lieutenant Governor of Michigan and currently the 44th Governor of Michigan which by the end of my third full term will be 22 years.

    I have been having discussions with my family, friends and close colleagues on both sides of the political spectrum about what the next steps should be. What the next step is for me.

    Accordingly, I am announcing that the name William Grawn Milliken will not be a candidate for United States Senator. Not a candidate for reelection to a fourth full term as Governor in 1982. I will be going into the private sector after January 1st, 1983 following 14 great and hardworking years as the 44th Governor of Michigan. I would like to personally thank my family especially the love of my life and your First Lady, Helen Milliken including our children and other family members because without them, none of this would've been possible.

    I also want to thank the people of the great state of Michigan for giving me the honor of serving you for 22 years going from the State Legislature all the way to the Governor's Residence. I will never forget all of the hardworking efforts in keeping Michigan the place of exploring the possibilities and amazing opportunities for all Michiganders. Now I would be happy to take your questions!"


    Governor Milliken! Governor Milliken! The Press Corps wanted to know if there was massive political pressure from the Reagan administration; they wanted to know why did he decide not to seek reelection to a 4th full term in 1982 when all of the polling surveys showed him trouncing all opposition by 72 points; Did Helen Milliken influence the decision; Was he scared of political backlash against the GOP with upcoming 1982 Midterms.

    Milliken answered all of the questions for about 72 minutes. Looking at his watch, he decided it was long enough & told the Press Corps, "It's almost 1:00 PM and I think some of your superiors will be not happy that you stayed here at the State Capitol Building with yours truly. I have to go right now!"

    Soon afterwards, Milliken left the press conference with his wife, Helen as they were holding hands escorted by security detail agents of the MI State Police as the Governor & First Lady walked out of the Conference Room, down the stairs, then walked towards a private exit which led them towards the gubernatorial limousine which took them back to the Governor's Residence.

    Somewhere in DC, upon learning news of Milliken's shocking announcement, US Rep. James Blanchard (D-MI) was coordinating a statewide GOTV machine with Detroit Mayor Coleman Young (D) & United States Senators Carl Levin (D-MI) & Donald Riegle (D-MI) because Blanchard had a statewide campaign for the Governorship to launch.

    Both circumstances & events would alter Milliken's political career within five years (more on that later on in the TL).
     
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    National & International Segments (Fall 1981: Part II)
  • Saturday, September 5th, 1981: The United States commemorates the 6th anniversary of the assassination of Gerald Rudolph Ford, the 38th President of the United States.

    Special ceremonies take place at the Gerald Ford Presidential Museum in Grand Rapids, MI including the Ford Presidential Library on the campus of the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, MI.

    Sunday, September 6th, 1981: Former US Vice President Spiro Agnew's prison sentence is commuted by President Ronald Reagan on humanitarian grounds.

    Monday, September 7th, 1981: Former US Supreme Court Associate Justice Pat Brown, the father of former US President Jerry Brown, receives full protection of the US Secret Service following death threats from 'The Creepy Stalkers' via mail detailing the warnings & death threats.

    Tuesday, September 8th, 1981: The Federal Bureau of Investigation announces additional security detail protections for the Chief Justice & Associate Justices of the US Supreme Court following death threats from 'The Creepy Stalkers'.

    Wednesday, September 9th, 1981: Miss Universe 1981 Irene Saez of Venezuela mysteriously disappears just HRS after completing a full day of official functions in NY St. Authorities currently doing search & rescue mission for her safe return.

    Thursday, September 10th, 1981: US House Speaker Tip O'Neill (D-MA) in an exclusive interview with ABC's 'This Week' predicting the Dems will gain more House seats during the 1982 Midterms.

    Friday, September 11th, 1981: Inspired by both Cuban President Fidel Castro & Colombian President Lieutenant General Seymour Quintero, a young Venezuelan Army Captain Hugo Chavez & his cohorts inside the Venezuelan Army began scheming ways on taking over the entire Venezuelan government.

    Saturday, September 12th, 1981: United States Senator Joe Biden (D-DE) makes controversial gaffe saying that he was arrested while participating in civil rights marches while in college. The Philadelphia Inquirer reveals that wasn't true & when confronted with these lies being exposed, Biden doubles-down on the gaffe & blames the reporter for being politically hostile.

    US First Lady Nancy Reagan was asked by Barbara Walters of ABC News during a special interview at the Reagan Ranch in Santa Barbara, CA about why the President & First Lady refused to reside in the White House eight months after her husband was inaugurated as the 41st President of the United States on January 20th, Mrs. Reagan justified living in Camp David Summer Compound by saying it's much better living in peace & quiet than being stuck in the DC fishbowl. Although, the First Lady reiterated that she & her husband use the White House for state dinners for foreign Heads of State & foreign Heads of Government, public functions & meetings.

    The residence controversy angered some segments of Americans, who point their ire at the First Lady & some segments accused her of being an uppity snob.

    Former LA Governor John McKeithen (D-LA) predicts that former LA Governor Edwin Edwards (D) will win the 1983 LA Gubernatorial election against incumbent LA Governor David Treen (R) in a massive landslide victory. McKeithen made the prediction while addressing the Baton Rouge Press Club.

    Sunday, September 13th, 1981: Mailers containing pointed warnings were found at the Price Daniel Sr., Building in Austin, TX according to the TX Department of Public Safety & the Travis County Sheriff's Department, who are investigating. Of course, this comes as TX State Attorney General Mark W. White, Jr., (D) announced filing of lawsuits against Panamanian oil companies doing business in TX.

    Monday, September 14th, 1981: Triggered by a local news journalist, Virginia Foxx of NC tells the reporter to shut up & be quiet.

    Tuesday, September 15th, 1981: United States Senator Jesse Helms (R-NC) pushing legislation which will require the US Armed Forces to intervene militarily in protecting the Panama Canal & other aggressive hardline measures. The American Panama Canal Act is currently being debated in committee.

    Wednesday, September 16th, 1981: US Secretary of State Alexander Haig & US Ambassador to the United Nations Jean Kirkpatrick doing respective shuttle diplomacy campaigns with visits to Argentina & Great Britain with hopes of resolving the Falkland Islands once & for all to avoid an ugly conflict.

    Thursday, September 17th, 1981: Gunshots are fired at IL Governor Big Jim Thompson (R) while he was attending the University of Illinois-Champaign football game in Champaign, IL. Details are undisclosed at this time; some implying it's likely having something to do with Thompson's controversial handling of the 1980 Presidential election in how IL's 26 electoral votes were decided by the IL Supreme Court, who declared Reagan the winner of IL's 26 electoral votes & therefore the Presidency.

    Friday, September 18th, 1981: The Memphis Group, which is a collection of innovative post-modern furniture designers led by Ettore Sottsass debuted its work in Milan, Italy.

    Saturday, September 19th, 1981: The 80-year-old Brazilian river-boat Sobral Santos capsizes in the Amazon River in Obidos, Brazil killing 300 people.

    Sunday, September 20th, 1981: Paraguyan President General Alfredo Stroessner is killed in a mysterious helicopter crash in Concepcion, Paraguay. Absolute chaos ensues inside the Paraguayan government as jockeying for position begins.

    Piles of mailing letters with warnings & death threats were found at the residence of US Defense Secretary Barry Goldwater in Alexandria, VA. Authorities are investigating whether or not these letters are from the 'Creepy Stalkers'.

    Monday, September 21st, 1981: Belize officially gains independence with George Price serving as the country's first Prime Minister & Dame Minita Gordon serving as Governor-General.

    Tuesday, September 22nd, 1981: United States Senator Wilson Riles (D-CA) announced his campaign for the 1982 special election in filing out the term of the late United States Senator Peter Hayward (D-CA), who died under mysterious circumstances on April 30th.

    Wednesday, September 23rd, 1981: Pope Carlos I receives an excellent spectacular welcome home ceremony upon arriving in Brasilia as Brazilian President Joao Figueredo holds a special Courtesy Call at the Palacio da Alvorada (Residence of the Brazilian President). Carlos I is the first Brazilian Pontiff in the history of the Roman Catholic Church.

    Thursday, September 24th, 1981: US President Ronald Reagan signs the Americans for Prosperity Act into law which officially repeals all of the controversial Brownomics Economic Programs.

    Friday, September 25th, 1981: Former US President Richard Nixon loses his appeal of trying to get reinstatement of his law license. The NY St Court of Appeals voted 7-2 to deny the appeal bids of the disgraced former President.
     
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    Upping the Ante!
  • Friday, September 25th, 1981
    Yellow Oval Room
    White House
    Washington, DC

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    United States Senator Strom Thurmond (R-SC) met with President Ronald Reagan inside the Yellow Oval Room at the White House for a special courtesy meeting.

    Led into the Yellow Oval Room, Thurmond was greeted by President Reagan & White House Chief of Staff James Baker.

    Reagan shook hands with the Senior Senator from South Carolina: "Good afternoon Senator Thurmond. What can I do for you on an important subject matter?"

    Thurmond was up to the point: "Mr. President. I will get right up to the point! The Canal belongs to the United States of America. We built the Canal and also paid for it. It belongs to us and does not belong to the Panamanian government whatsoever!"

    Baker tried to interject, "Senator Thurmon...."

    Thurmond snapped back: "I was talking to the President of the United States, Mr. Baker. Now let me finish."

    Reagan explained the diplomatic situation. "With everything happening over in Panama, I would strongly urge calm and avoid escalating an already tenuous situation inside Panama. I personally sympathize with you Senator Thurmond and I agree with you. Secretary Haig is currently doing shuttle diplomacy efforts in making sure no other chaotic developments explode on us considering that this administration inherited an utter and complete powder keg from that jackass Brown."

    Thurmond listened patiently & interjected: "I've spoken with Senator Helms and we've got legislation requiring full repeal of the Panama Canal Treaties and also included language in the legislation military action against the Panamanian government if they tried to start some deadly conflicts."

    Reagan was very intrigued by the prospects of escalating staunch hardline measures & initiatives with the Panama Canal. "I strongly support your legislation. Jim, what do you think?"

    Baker explained "The proposed legislation will have a tough sell in the House considering the Democrats still control the lower chamber. And I can't imagine Speaker O'Neill will go along with this."

    Reagan responded "Tip will get the message once he loses the Conservative Democrats especially from the South, who'll be more likely supporting Senator Thurmond's legislation repealing this nonsense."

    Saturday, September 26th, 1981: South African Intelligence Agency's B613 Unit aggressively launches raids along with the National Police rounding up & arresting ANC supporters, where they were taken to detention centers: violently beaten, tortured like animals & killed. The death toll ranges over 80,000+.

    Sunday, September 27th, 1981: French President Francois Mitterrand scolds US President Ronald Reagan during a phone call according to anonymous sources. It's said that Mitterrand isn't a fan of the Reagan administration's foreign policy doctrine initiatives particularly how the Reagan administration views US foreign policy in Africa & Europe.

    TX Governor William P. Clements, Jr., (R) vetoes HB-68: Texans for Public Education Act despite the legislation passing both chambers of the TX State Legislature. Clements believes the legislation has too many bureaucratic red tape & too much emphasis of the federal government controlling education in the Lone Star State.

    Imprisoned ANC President Nelson Mandela was mysteriously tortured & killed by the South African Intelligence Agency's 72nd Death Squad Battalion at the strong direct orders of the South African apartheid government. Reaction of Mandela's death causes violent backlash across South Africa & parts of Africa, who point the finger at US President Ronald Reagan's decision on reinstating diplomatic relations with the apartheid government of South Africa as one of the common denominators.

    Monday, September 28th, 1981: Brazilian President Joao Figueredo meets with Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos during his State Visit to the Philippines.

    Tuesday, September 29th, 1981: Over 56,000+ American military personnel troops have arrived at the Panama Canal in Panama at the direction of US President Ronald Reagan, where it shows the Reagan administration's aggressive hardline stances in keeping full control of the Panama Canal.

    Wednesday, September 30th, 1981: United States Senator Henry M. "Scoop" Jackson (D-WA St) is interviewed in an exclusive interview with Frank Reynolds on ABC News from Seattle, WA St on the campus of the University of Washington where Jackson discussed his thoughts on the Reagan administration's foreign policy, national defense build-up of the US Armed Forces & economic policy.
     
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    Creepy Discovery......
  • Segment Disclaimer: The following segment will be NSFW erotic, gruesome, grisly & graphic. Viewer discretion is strongly advised!!!!!!

    Thursday, October 1st, 1981
    12:41 AM
    Somewhere in Italy


    Monica Guespaugie of Rome, Italy was having trouble sleeping on an early Thursday morning because she had been working late & stressed out. The noises kept bothering her all week long & she couldn't get any sleep.

    The noises kept bothering Monica during the previous evening as well. It sounded like moans from across the hall: "What is that noise? I cannot get any sleep all night because of it."

    Monica decided sometime around 12:41 AM to get out of bed & checking things out herself; What she was going to discover was bound to have something disturbing which would haunt her forever. She kept walking close & the more Monica walked, she heard strange moaning sounds until she saw something that she could attempt to see through.

    Using some weird-looking microscope, Monica watched as she saw Giovanni Puerretta naked & barefoot penetrating some woman inside a secret lab. The moans were coming from him & to the horror of Monica's eyes, she watched in horror as Giovanni was caressing the naked woman, who was laying on some steel slab. It lasted for more than half an HR.

    Realising she might get busted, Monica hid in one of the closets & snuck a peak as Giovanni was using a large towel to wipe off something off of his body because he was naked & barefoot. "Giovanni is a weird freak"

    Waiting for 36 minutes until the ghost was clear, Monica quietly snuck inside the sound-proof secret lab, locked the doors behind her & walked inside as she noticed clear super large glass jars which contained human organs; Monica then noticed another container: it looked like human skin floating inside. She also noticed large white plaster in making human skins which consisted of over 73+.

    Glancing around the sound-proof secret lab room: Monica noticed another glass container, walked closer & was horrified by what she saw: the naked woman, who was being thoroughly penetrated by Giovanni. The same naked woman was also skinless & barefoot floating inside the large glass container pool. When she put things together, Monica looked at pictures of the deceased woman & realized whom she was & needed to call someone now.

    Saturday, October 3rd, 1981: VA Gubernatorial Debate between VA Lieutenant Governor Chuck Robb (D) & VA State Attorney General Marshall Coleman (R) takes place in Hampton, VA.

    Sunday, October 4th, 1981: US Vice President George HW Bush holds campaign rally in Secaucus, NJ for Tom Kean, Sr., (R), who is campaigning for the NJ Governorship. Campaign fundraiser for Kean takes place at the Hilton Hotel where an estimated 600+ were in attendance.

    Monday, October 5th, 1981: United States Senator L. Douglas Wilder (D-VA) holding multiple campaign rallies for the VA Democratic Party slate of candidates across the Old Dominion. Wilder told gathering of spectators, "It is important that we elect Chuck Robb as the next Governor! Dick Davis as your next Lieutenant Governor and Gerald Baliles as the next Attorney General. Let's send a message all across the Commonwealth in less than a month."

    Tuesday, October 6th, 1981: University of Alabama Crimson Tide Football Head Coach Bear Bryant collapsed in his office & was found by one of the assistant coaches, who called 911. Bryant was rushed to nearby hospital.

    Egyptian President Anwar Sadat is assassinated while attending a military parade in Cairo, Egypt. The perpetrators of the violent ambush were the infamous Muslim Brotherhood.

    Wednesday, October 7th, 1981: AZ Governor Bruce Babbitt (D) announced his reelection campaign to 2nd full 4-year term in 1982. The Arizona Republic reported Babbitt has an overwhelming fundraising advantage & strong favorable polling numbers.

    Thursday, October 8th, 1981: Threatening letters courtesy of 'The Creepy Stalkers' showed up: detailing the warnings: Stay Out or Else! in Springfield, IL.

    Friday, October 9th, 1981: MN Governor Al Quie (R) in a press conference in St. Paul dropped a major bombshell announcement, he was not seeking reelection to a 2nd term as MN Governor in 1982 & will be finishing up his term on January 3rd, 1983. Political analysts believe the budget shortfall, economic recession & backlash against Quie's controversial budgeting cuts likely played huge roles in Quie choosing not to seek reelection.

    Within HRS of Quie's bombshell announcement, former MN Governor Rudy Perpich (D) announced his campaign for the Governorship in 1982.

    Saturday, October 10th, 1981: The Taiwanese Republic celebrates the Double Ten festivities in Taipei, Taiwan. Among those in attendance was US Deputy Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger who later met with Taiwanese President Chiang Ching-kuo at the Presidential Palace & held a joint news conference with Taiwanese National Defense Minister Kao Kuei-yuan at the Taiwanese Ministry of Defense Headquarters.

    The State Funeral of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat takes place in Cairo, Egypt. Among the foreign dignitaries in attendance: Former US Presidents Richard Nixon & Jerry Brown; Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin; French President Francois Mitterrand; West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt; Italian President Sandro Pertini; Irish President Patrick Hillery; Spanish Prime Minister Leopoldo Calvo-Sotero; King Baudoiun of Belgium; Prince Charles of Wales, who represented the British Royal Family; Somalian President Siad Barre; Sudanese President Jaafar Nimeiry; deposed Iranian Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi; former Panamanian President William Alvarez; Prince Consort Henrik of Denmark; Crown Prince Harald of Norway; Liberian President Samuel K. Doe; Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew; US Secretary of State Alexander Haig; US Defense Secretary Barry Goldwater; US Ambassador to the United Nations Jeane Kirkpatrick; Stevie Wonder & former CBS News Anchorman Walter Cronkite.

    Sunday, October 11th, 1981: US Vice President George HW Bush meets with Saudi President General Jamal Al-Fayheed at the Presidential Palace in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

    Monday, October 12th, 1981: Italian authorities confirmed they've identified the deceased skinless naked woman as that of Miss Universe 1981 Irene Saez of Venezuela after long methods of identification & other unspecified details. Following news of Saez's tragic & grisly death, the Miss Universe Organization announced that 1st Runner-Up Dominique Dufour of Canada will officially assume the title of Miss Universe throughout entirety of the year.

    Tuesday, October 13th, 1981: US Vice President George HW Bush continues his Middle East trip by meeting with King Hussein & Queen Noor at the Royal Palace in Amman; Bush & King Hussein discussed bilateral diplomatic relations between US & Jordan including ongoing hotspots in the Middle East.

    Wednesday, October 14th, 1981: US Secretary of State Alexander Haig arrives in London, where he meets with British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher to discuss the ongoing developments in the Falkland Islands. According to insiders, Argentinian & British diplomats are currently having deep negotiations.

    Thursday, October 15th, 1981: US President Ronald Reagan confirms he'll be visiting Taiwan, Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia, Australia & New Zealand this Fall.

    Friday, October 16th, 1981: Notes & stalker letters from the "Creepy Stalkers" show up again. This time in several European countries.

    Saturday, October 17th, 1981: Former LA Governor Edwin Edwards (D) holds campaign fundraisers in Monroe, Lake Charles, Lafayette, Alexandria, New Orleans, Shreveport, Baton Rouge in aggressive statewide tour as he's campaigning in reclaiming the LA Governor's Mansion in 1983.

    Sunday, October 18th, 1981: Special Session of the AZ State Legislature over infrastructure projects continues.

    Monday, October 19th, 1981: The defacto State Funeral of the late Miss Universe 1981 Irene Saez of Venezuela takes place in her hometown which an estimated 5,373 attended which included several of the fellow 1981 Miss Universe pageant contestants.
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    Wednesday, October 21st-Saturday, October 24th, 1981: US President Ronald Reagan attends the North-South Summit on International Cooperation & Development in Cancun, Mexico. He meets with the Heads of State & Government from the following nations: Algeria, Bangladesh, Canada, France, Guyana, India, Japan, Mexico, Nigeria, the Philippines, Saudi Arabia, Sweden, Tanzania, Great Britain, Venezuela & Yugoslavia.

    Sunday, October 25th, 1981: President Ronald Reagan signs Election Integrity Act into law

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    Following months of nasty ugly debates including torturous politically-charged battles, the Election Integrity Act was passed by the Dem-controlled US House of Representatives in a vote of 300-80 on October 15th. It passed the GOP-controlled United States Senate by a vote of 60-42 on October 19th. Six days later, President Reagan signed the Election Integrity Act into law during a televised ceremony inside the East Room of the White House. Critics of the new law warned it'll have major dangerous ramifications in the coming decades & some voting rights advocates fear the Election Integrity Act will cause several states into pursuing similar controversial legislation in the future.

    Gallup Polling Survey: President Ronald Reagan
    Job Approval Rating (October 13th, 1981)
    Approve: 57%
    Disapprove: 37%

    Coming Up: Segments from November 1981 including Gubernatorial election results in VA & NJ.
    Sports Segments: NFL & College Football
    Entertainment Segments
    National Segments
    International Segments
     
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    Campaign 81
  • November 3rd, 1981:
    ROBB FLIPS VA GOVERNORSHIP BACK FOR DEMS

    VA Lieutenant Governor Chuck Robb (D) led the VA Democratic Party in sweeping all statewide offices including maintaining control of the VA House of Delegates. Robb, the son-in-law of the late former President Lyndon Johnson, defeated VA State Attorney General Marshall Coleman (R) by a margin of 55% to 43%, making Robb the first Democratic Governor in the Old Dominion since 1965 ending 12 years of GOP dominance of the VA Executive Mansion.

    Robb will take office on January 16th, 1982 as the Old Dominion's 64th Governor replacing outgoing VA Governor John N. Dalton (R), who was prevented from succeeding himself due to the 1-term rule for VA Governors.


    KEAN NARROWLY DEFEATS FLORIO TO WIN NJ GOVERNORSHIP

    Former State Assembly Speaker Thomas Kean, Sr., (R) narrowly defeated US Rep. Jim Florio (D-NJ) by less than 28,000 votes (49.5% to 49.4%) in what many viewed as one of the closest gubernatorial elections in NJ history, flipping the Governorship to the GOP; Kean will succeed outgoing NJ Governor Brendan Byrne (D) as the Garden State's 48th Governor on January 19th, 1982.

    TENORIO DEFEATS CAMACHO; FLIPPING CNMI GOVERNORSHIP TO GOP

    In the Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands, Senate VP Pedro Tenorio (R) defeated incumbent CNMI Governor Carlos Camacho (PD/D) by a margin of 51% to 36%, flipping the Governorship to the GOP.

    KOCH WINS REELECTION AS NYC MAYOR IN MASSIVE LANDSLIDE VICTORY
    NYC Mayor Ed Koch (D) overwhelmingly won reelection to a 2nd term as NYC Mayor defeating State Assemblyman Frank Dubarjo (D) in a massive landslide victory with 74%.

    ATLANTA MAYORAL ELECTION HEADING TO RUNOFF
    Former US Ambassador to the United Nations Andrew Young (D) & State Rep. Sidney Marcus (D-Atlanta) both advancing to the Runoff after neither got the necessary 50 percent to avoid a runoff.
     
    National & International Segments (Fall 1981: Part V)
  • Wednesday, November 4th, 1981: South African Intelligence Agency & South African National Police deploying more than 80,000 into launching violent crackdown on black South African demonstrators, who are protesting the apartheid government of South Africa's controversial policies. According to eyewitness accounts, some of the protesters were violently tortured & shot to death in broad daylight; anonymous sources indicated innocent children were brutally murdered by the South African National Police via beheadings, eyes being pulled out, etc.,

    Thursday, November 5th, 1981: Winnie Mandela, the wife of the late Nelson Mandela, & her family flee South Africa with the help of the Zambian government. It was being rumored that death warrants were issued by the apartheid government of South Africa on the orders of South African President Marias Viljoen.

    Tuesday, November 11th, 1981: TX State Attorney General Mark Wells White, Jr., (D) announces during a press conference he will be officially launching his campaign for the TX Governorship against incumbent TX Governor William P. Clements, Jr., (R) in 1982; Other Democratic contenders for the Governorship include TX Commissioner of the General Land Office Bob Armstrong (D) & TX Railroad Commissioner Buddy Temple (D).
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    National & International Segments (Fall 1981: Part VI)
  • Friday, November 13th, 1981: US President Ronald Reagan begins his 6-nation tour of the Asian Pacific. He was accompanied by his wife, US First Lady Nancy Reagan, US Secretary of State Alexander Haig, White House Chief of Staff James Baker. He's expected to showcase strong ironclad alliances with Taiwan, Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia, Australia & New Zealand.

    Saturday, November 14th, 1981: Argentinian President General Wellington Rodriguez announced elections will take place in 1983 & also confirmed he will not be a candidate for a full 6-year term. The announcement gives Argentinians a huge sigh of relief considering speculation had been swirling around Rodriguez potentially launching a violent crackdown.

    United States Senator Harrison Williams (D-NJ) is indicted on federal corruption probes including violating campaign finance laws, misusing public funds, wire fraud, etc., Williams has blasted the federal indictments as part of a politically-charged attack instigated by the Reagan Justice Department.

    NJ Governor Brendan Byrne (D) hosts Governor-elect Thomas Kean, Sr., (R) at the NJ Statehouse Building in Trenton, NJ to begin the transition period between the Byrne administration & the incoming Kean administration.

    Outgoing VA Governor John Dalton (R) hosts VA Lieutenant Governor & Governor-elect Chuck Robb (D) & his wife, Lynda Bird Robb at the VA Executive Mansion in Richmond, VA. Dalton personally congratulated Robb on his victory in the 1981 VA gubernatorial election & held a closed-door meeting inside the Executive Mansion discussing main issues concerning Virginians.

    United States Senator L. Douglas Wilder (D-VA) co-sponsors legislation along with US Rep. John Conyers (D-MI) including several legislators on the creation of a federal holiday honoring the late Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., while the legislation is likely passing in the Dem-controlled US House of Representatives, the legislation will be facing strong hurdles in the GOP-controlled United States Senate.

    United States Senator Wilson Riles (D-CA) announcing his support on the MLK Holiday & also urged colleagues in both houses of Congress to approve the legislation. When asked if he thinks President Reagan will sign it, Riles said "We'll find out soon enough."

    Sunday, November 15th, 1981: AR Governor Bill Clinton (D) signs the Arkansans for Education Opportunity Act into law following more than 6 months of a special session of the AR General Assembly.

    FL Governor Bob Graham (D) declared he's seeking reelection in 1982. The move comes as no high-profile GOPer hasn't moved forward into challenging the popular 1st term Democratic Governor.

    United States Senator Sam Nunn (D-GA) is interviewed by ABC News 'This Week', where he's asked if he'll run for the 1984 Democratic Party presidential nomination. Nunn declined, saying he has filed paperwork to seeking reelection to a 3rd term in the United States Senate in 1984.

    Monday, November 16th, 1981: Triggered protesters throw rotten eggs at the presidential limousine that both US President Ronald Reagan & his wife, US First Lady Nancy Reagan are riding as they were heading to Australian Parliament in Canberra; According to the Associated Press, the protesters were angry at Reagan's controversial support for the apartheid government of South Africa.

    Tuesday, November 17th, 1981: Chicago Mayor Jane Byrne (D) alienates liberal & progressive allies by aggressively backing the aggressive violent tactics of the Chicago Police Department & aligning herself with the Chicago Police Officers Union.

    US Rep. Harold Washington (D-IL) has been asked by ABC 7 WLS-TV Chicago if he would consider running for the Mayoralty in 1983. Washington said he'll wait until next year to decide.

    US Defense Secretary Barry Goldwater testifies before the Senate Armed Services Committee to discuss military readiness in height of the Cold War.
     
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    National & International Segments (Fall 1981: Part VII)
  • Wednesday, November 18th, 1981: US President Ronald Reagan & First Lady Nancy Reagan arrive in Jakarta, Indonesia, the third leg of his 6-nation international tour of the Asian Pacific. The Reagan's are greeted by Indonesian President Suharto & his wife, Indonesian First Lady Siti Hartinah at the Presidential Palace in Jakarta during red carpet Welcoming Honors Ceremony which included a loud thundering 21 Cannon Salute & Honor Guard Inspection of the Indonesian Armed Forces.

    Thursday, November 19th, 1981: Former US Secretary of State Walter Mondale visits IA, NH, ME, SC & NV. Speculation is swirling around Mondale potentially launching a campaign for the 1984 Democratic Party presidential nomination.

    Friday, November 20th, 1981: Former Argentinian Minister of Social Welfare Jose Lopez Rega is reportedly last seen in the Bahamas according to eyewitness accounts.

    US President Ronald Reagan & US First Lady Nancy Reagan arrive in Singapore, where he meets with Singaporean President Devan Nair & Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew.

    Saturday, November 21st, 1981: United States Senator Gary Hart (D-CO) begins campaign rally for former US Ambassador to the United Nations Andrew Young in his campaign for Mayor of Atlanta in the runoff election.

    Sunday, November 22nd, 1981: The United States commemorates the 18th anniversary of the assassination of John F. Kennedy, the 35th President of the United States. Commemoration ceremonies take place at Dealey Plaza in Dallas, TX; John F. Kennedy Presidential Library in Boston, MA; Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, VA: where the late 35th President of the United States is buried.

    Monday, November 23rd, 1981: NY St Governor Mario Cuomo (D) signs legislation requiring full statewide funding of major infrastructure projects across the Empire State in all 62 counties. The Empire State Infrastructure Investment Act was passed by both chambers of the NY St State Legislature several weeks ago.

    On the final leg of his 6-Nation International Tour of the Asian Pacific, US President Ronald Reagan & US First Lady Nancy Reagan arrive in Taipei, Taiwan. Air Force One arrived at the Taipei International Airport with huge cheering crowds waving American & Taiwanese flags. The Reagan's were greeted by Taiwanese President Chiang Ching-kuo & his wife, Taiwanese First Lady Chiang Fang-liang at the Presidential Office Building in Taipei, where President Reagan receives a loud thundering 21 Cannon Salute during the Welcoming Honors Ceremony & the Honor Guard Inspection of the ROC Armed Forces. Soon afterwards, Presidents Reagan & Chiang held a bilateral joint press conference inside the Presidential Office Building later in the afternoon; President Reagan met with senior officials of the US Embassy in Taipei including meeting with US Ambassador to Taiwan Roger W. Scott.

    On the evening of November 23rd, State Banquet was held at the Presidential Office Building in President Reagan's honor hosted by President Chiang. The next day, November 24th, President Reagan laid a wreath at the tomb of the late Taiwanese President Chiang Kai-shek at the Chiu Mausoleum in Taoyung, Taiwan; he also delivered a televised address to the Joint Session of the Legislative Yuan where he highlighted the strong diplomatic relations between the United States & Taiwan. While the 41st President of the United States addressed the Legislative Yuan, First Lady Nancy Reagan & Taiwanese First Lady Chiang Fang-liang attended a special concert by Taiwanese schoolchildren at the Chiang Kai-shek Metropolitan Theatre. On November 26th, the Reagan's had Thanksgiving with the 57,000 US military personnel troops stationed at Camp Eisenhower & the President delivered a special address before the troops at Fort MacArthur in the outskirts of Taipei.

    Tuesday, November 24th, 1981: Typhoon Irma strikes the Philippines, killing 408 people & bringing a massive storm surge, which killed an additional 270 others. Among the hardest cities hammered: Garchitorena & Caramoan.

    Wednesday, November 25th, 1981: Cardinal Josef Ratzinger of Germany (future Pope Benedict XVI) was appointed Perfect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of Faith by Pope Carlos I.

    Thursday, November 26th, 1981: The Spanish Senate votes 106-60 for Spain to join the National Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), following the narrow approval from the Spanish Congress of Deputies who voted in favor 186-146. Spain would become the 16th member of NATO on May 30th, 1982.

    Friday, November 27th, 1981: United States Senator L. Douglas Wilder (D-VA) announced his support of the National Intelligence Service Act. He explained after a long closed-door meeting with US Defense Secretary Barry Goldwater, Wilder announced his decision to support the legislation & believes the National Intelligence Service Act is much needed in keeping the American people safe.

    Saturday, November 28th, 1981: University of Alabama Crimson Tide Football Head Coach Bear Bryant becomes the winningest coach in college football history when Alabama defeated instate rival Auburn 28-17 in the popular 'Iron Bowl' in Birmingham, AL: making it his 315th victory overall.

    Sunday, November 29th, 1981: In Honduras, Dr. Roberto Suazo Cordova of the Liberal Party wins the presidential election in the first free democratic election in 17 years.

    Monday, November 30th, 1981: Memorandum of Understanding on Strategic Cooperation was signed by US Defense Secretary Barry Goldwater & Israeli Defense Minister Ariel Sharon.
     
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    National & International Segements (Fall 1981: Part VIII)
  • Tuesday, December 1st, 1981: FBI agents raid the Los Angeles offices of CA Governor Mervyn Dymally (D) & discover more evidence that senior staff members of Governor Dymally's administration conspired to infiltrate, burglarize & bug offices of the IRS, US Justice Department & Republican National Committee. They seized 37-page documents outlining specific plans to sabotaging IRS investigations; at least six of mid-level office staff employees of the Governor's Los Angeles office eventually were charged on all counts, indicted & sentenced to federal prison including Deputy Chief of Staff Marilyn Sue Espinoza.

    Wednesday, December 2nd, 1981: On NBC's 'Meet the Press', AZ Governor Bruce Babbitt (D) blasts the Democratic Party's lack of aggressive GOTV efforts including ignoring Middle Americans by nominating candidates for House, Senate & Gubernatorial elections, who failed to reach out to the Middle America & the Silent Majority. It's one of the clearest indications that Babbitt might be a potential contender for the Presidency either in 1984 or 1988.

    Thursday, December 3rd, 1981: US President Ronald Reagan awards the Presidential Medal of Freedom pothomously to the late US Ambassador to Spain Nelson Rockefeller in a special ceremony inside the East Room of the White House. Former US First Lady Happy Rockefeller, the wife of the late 39th President of the United States, accepted the Presidential Medal of Freedom in her late husband's honor.

    Friday, December 4th, 1981: The body of the late Miss Universe 1981 Irene Saez is secretly taken out of the Chacao Cemetery in the outskirts of Chacao to an undisclosed location for "safety concerns".

    Saturday, December 5th, 1981: Patricio Aylwin is named as Chile's Ambassador to Belgium. The move is seen by some as a way for Chilean President Major General Gerald Enriquez to further cement his control of the Presidency & the entire South American nation.

    Former US Ambassador to the United Nations Andrew Young (D) easily defeats State Rep. Sidney Marcus (D-Atlanta) by double digits (55% to 44%) in the 1981 Atlanta Mayoral runoff election. Young will succeed outgoing Atlanta Mayor Maynard Jackson (D) as the Gate City's 55th Mayor on January 4th, 1982.

    Sunday, December 6th, 1981: Saudi President General Jamal Al-Fayheed announces the National Reorganization Process initative in his way of making Saudi Arabia more of an international economic & nuclear power. Al-Fayheed believes the NRP initiative will make sure that no other counter coup will ever occur again in the future.

    Monday, December 7th, 1981: Mexican President General Oscar Robles signs the Motor Carrier Act of 1981 into law; the legislation greatly deregulates Mexico's trucking industry as this is part of Robles' expansive push in deregulating transportation all across Mexico.

    Tuesday, December 8th, 1981: Taiwanese President Chiang Kai-shek announces the formation of 'Take Back What's Ours' during a long State of the Nation Address before a Joint Session of the Legislative Yuan in Taipei in what Chiang described as "taking back what's rightfully ours", the speech lasted more than 5 HRS, 72 minutes. The US State Department & US Defense Department hasn't issued any comments on Chiang's aggressive rhetorical speech; specualtion is that Chiang is giving the ROC Armed Forces the green-light to begin preparations for the invasion of the Mainland.

    Wednesday, December 9th, 1981: The US Supreme Court rules in a 6-3 vote that TX's anti-abortion law is valid & legal. The news angers many pro-choice supporters, who fear it's only a matter of time before Roe v. Wade gets overturned.

    Thursday, December 10th, 1981: Explosive allegations surfaced that the late Paraguayan President General Alfredo Stroessner sexually abused young underage girls. The explosive allegations became hot commodity in the local newspapers in Asuncion & across the country, where among the allegations, Stroessner had violently raped and aggressively had sex with young teenage girls inside the Presidential Palace including at his family ranch.

    Friday, December 11th, 1981: Korean President Chun Doo-hwan narrowly escapes an assassination attempt while he was leaving the Hotel Marriott in Seoul. He had just finished speaking with the World Economics Affairs Council discussing Korea's economic successes & international footprint; the alleged shooter, Kwan Yul-ha, a triggered leftist tried to open fire at the authoritarian Korean President when the gun clicked according to at least six eyewitnesses, who them slammed Kwan to the ground until members of the Korean Presidential Security Service & Seoul Metropolitan Police Department took him into custody for questioning.

    Saturday, December 12th, 1981: Operation Take Back What's Ours begins as the ROC Armed Forces begin a full-scale invasion of the Mainland during the evening HRS while everyone in the world is getting their beauty sleep.

    Sunday, December 13th, 1981: US President Ronald Reagan announces that the Pentagon will be moving ahead on schedule with the development of B-1 long-range bombers. Each plane is expected to cost somewhere around $100 million, with Rockwell International & Ewing Industries being contracted in building the bombers.

    The embalmed body of the late Argentinian President Juan Peron is secretly entombed in the outskirts of San Lorenzo de El Escorial. It will be the temporary resting place of the iconic & flamboyant three-term Argentinian President until the time comes to return him back home to Argentina once democracy returns.
     
    Yvonne's Secret Life (VI)
  • Segment Disclaimer: The following segment will be NSFW erotic. Viewer discretion is strongly advised!
    Sunday, December 13th, 1981
    10:37 PM
    Somewhere in the outskirts of Vina de Mar, Chile


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    Chilean First Lady Yvonne Enriquez thoroughly enjoying her secret sex escapade with exiled Crown Prince Basaam in the middle of the night.

    The aggressive urge was too irresistible inside of her & the deep-seated need for thirsty & hunger to soothing her sex addiction was escalating non-stop. Chilean First Lady Yvonne Enriquez was on vacation in the outskirts of Vina de Mar, Chile & needed time to get away from the 24/7 straining job of being First Lady of Chile.

    Yvonne was at her secluded secret hideout in the middle of nowhere with heavily secluded trees, when she decided to go for a deep thorough swim. Taking off her clothes from head to toe, revealing her naked & barefoot, Yvonne snuck out to the backyard patio which was heavily covered by large palm trees & heavy dark tents: "Time to go for one of those swims".

    Noticing her secret lover, exiled Crown Prince Basaam, who was startled by Yvonne's beautiful naked body, "Good to see you back again beautiful. I know what time it is..."

    The two secret lovers engaged in steamy passionate sex inside the swimming pool throughout the evening as Yvonne's moans was too much as she felt Basaam's large penis stretching her vagina extremely wide open.

    Next, Basaam carried Yvonne out of the swimming pool & into the bedroom, where they engaged in more hardcore steamy passionate sex when Basaam began sweating profusely as he thoroughly aggressively penetrated Yvonne's vagina very wide (she was lying on her back on the king-sized bed); Yvonne asked, "What's wrong baby?" Basaam complained of some stinging pains, "just some stinging pains. Let me stretch you much, much wider right in there" as he penetrated & penetrated until he collapsed on top of Yvonne sometime at 11:11 PM; Basaam was tightly pinned on top of Yvonne on the king-sized bed.

    Around 11:37 PM, Yvonne tried to wake up Basaam, then checked for a pulse while caressing his naked body. She checked for anything once again.... it was no use because Basaam was dead.

    It took awhile for Yvonne to get out underneath Basaam which lasted nearly all night. She finally get out of the bed, slippery, wet & drenched with sweat naked & barefoot; Yvonne quietly walked down the hallway & knocked on the door, it was exiled Princess Dahlia, who was naked & barefoot (she had been asleep in her room), "What's going on?" she asked & Yvonne explained to her what happened, so it was up to them to come up with cleaning things up.


    Coming Up: National & International Segments (Fall 1981)
     
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    National & International Segments (Fall 1981: Part IX)
  • Monday, December 14th, 1981:
    BREAKING: EXILED CROWN PRINCE BASAAM DIES OF SUDDEN HEALTH INCIDENT; AGED 60
    *Exiled Crown Prince of the Saudi Royal Family had been living in Chile.
    *Developments underway on the cause of death.


    The world woke up to the stunning news coming out of Chile learning that exiled Crown Prince Basaam of the Saudi Royal Family died suddenly of a heart attack according to former staff members of the Saudi Royal Family. The exiled Saudi Crown Prince had been living in Chile for over the past six months & was keeping a low profile according to several family members.

    Asked for an official statement, Saudi President General Jamal Al-Fayheed said, "The death of the controversial and flamboyant Crown Prince of the Saudi Royal Family ends a long chaotic chapter in our country's history and it also gives the Saudi people full closure in what has been a chaotic episode over the past several years."

    Despite lobbying efforts to having the late Crown Prince buried in his home country of Saudi Arabia, the Saudi Arabian military government has denied these lobbying attempts. Condolences came from several foreign dignitaries: Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, King Hussein of Jordan, Colombian President Major General Seymour Quintero, US Vice President George HW Bush, who commended the late exiled Crown Prince for strongly valuing the diplomatic relations between the United States & Saudi Arabia.

    Tuesday, December 15th, 1981: Small segments of Saudis quietly do vigils in honor of the late Crown Prince Basaam despite strong restrictions preventing such events by the Saudi Arabian military government.

    Wednesday, December 16th, 1981: According to anonymous sources, speculation has been escalating tensions between US Secretary of State Alexander Haig & US Ambassador to the United Nations Jean Kirkpatrick as allegations have surfaced that Kirkpatrick is aggressively undermining Haig's diplomatic efforts on several foreign policy hotspots. Haig has been frustrated by the slow-walking by Kirkpatrick over lack of sanctions against the Colombian military government & in particular, leftist Colombian President Major General Seymour Quintero, who has been escalating anti-US rhetoric in his aggressive attacks against the Reagan administration's foreign policy doctrine.

    Thursday, December 17th, 1981: The mysterious 'Creepy Stalkers' strike again: sending threatening letters to Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi over her government's controversial Martial Law policies.

    Friday, December 18th, 1981: Chilean President Major General Gerald Enriquez meets with US President Ronald Reagan at the White House for an official working visit while Enriquez is visiting the United States for at least six days with stops in Washington, DC; NYC; Chicago; Baltimore; Miami; Atlanta; New Orleans; Houston; San Antonio.

    Chilean Defense Minister General Alfonso McPherson announced that the Chilean Armed Forces have regained 100 percent of Southern Chile including full total control of the disputed islands.

    Portuguese President General Winfield Gonsalves & his wife, Portuguese First Lady Catalina Gonsalves hosts King Juan Carlos I & Queen Sofia in a grand red carpet State Visit in Lisbon.

    Saturday, December 19th, 1981: In a scaled-down funeral service with an estimated 773+ in attendance, the Ceremonial Funeral of the late Saudi Crown Prince Basaam takes place in the outskirts of Santiago, Chile. Due to "security concerns", the late Crown Prince Basaam is taken to an undisclosed secret location for "private entombment".

    Sunday, December 20th, 1981: United States Senators L. Douglas Wilder (D-VA), Jeremiah Denton (R-AL), Russell B. Long (D-LA) are interviewed on CBS 'Face The Nation'. Also interviewed are IL Governor Big Jim Thompson (R) & New Orleans Mayor Ernest Morial (D) about State & Local issues.

    Monday, December 21st, 1981: Former US First Lady Betty Ford, the wife of the late US President Gerald Ford, gives an exclusive interview with Barbara Walters of ABC News from Palm Springs, CA.

    Tuesday, December 22nd, 1981: Argentinian President General Wellington Rodriguez announced that Argentina will restore full diplomatic relations with Taiwan effective immediately & plans on flying to Taipei for an official State Visit following the Christmas holiday break.

    Wednesday, December 23rd, 1981: The ROC Armed Forces successfully take full control of several territories in the Mainland including taking over Macau as part of Operation Take Back What's Ours. Speculation is swirling around the possibility of the PRC potentially imploding before the entire world. The situation is closely monitored.

    Thursday, December 24th, 1981: US President Ronald Reagan delivers a special Christmas holiday address from the Oval Office at the White House.

    Friday, December 25th, 1981: The world celebrates Christmas.

    Saturday, December 26th, 1981: Argentinian President General Wellington Rodriguez begins his 7-day visit to Taiwan.

    Sunday, December 27th, 1981: Brazilian President Joao Figueredo gives exclusive interview with GLOBO-TV from Palacio da Alvorada (Residence of the Brazilian President) in Brasilia, Brazil where he discussed the aftermath of the Pinochet assassination, the ramifications of the Civil War between Argentina vs Chile & policy initiatives for the upcoming year ahead.

    Monday, December 28th, 1981: Former US President Richard Nixon takes a teaching job at Rutgers University in NJ.

    Tuesday, December 29th, 1981: Miss Universe 1981 Dominique Dufour of Canada meets with Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos & his wife, Philippine First Lady Imelda Marcos for Courtesy Call at Malacanang Palace in Manila, Philippines.

    Wednesday, December 30th, 1981: Pope Carlos I delivers special New Years Address from the St. Peter's Square in Vatican City during televised ceremony with an estimated 3,373 in attendance.

    Thursday, December 31st, 1981: The world celebrates New Years Eve festivities in places like London, Tokyo, Seoul, Manila, Taipei, Bangkok, Jakarta, Canberra, Wellington, Ottawa, Vancouver.
     
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    Upcoming Segments
  • Working on the following segments in Chapter XV
    1.) Spring 1982
    2.) Summer 1982
    3.) Fall 1982

    Spoiler Alert: This chapter will be quite LONG & including highlights of the 1982 Midterms especially on US Senate & US State & Territory Governorships. Plus it'll take awhile to get done, so be patient folks.
     
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    Secret examinations (Part I)
  • Segment Disclaimer: The following segment will be NSFW gruesome & graphic. Viewer discretion is strongly advised.

    Thursday, December 31st, 1981
    10:00 PM
    Somewhere in the outskirts of Vina de Mar, Chile


    Exiled Princess Dahlia walked inside of the sound-proof underground secret tunnel in the outskirts of Vina de Mar.

    She walked downstairs naked & barefoot; plus she was sweating "Time to inject something into you baby" she said to herself. The time was 10:00 PM when she picked up an injection needle containing an aggressive concoction.

    Inside the room was a large wooden-like coffin containing the body of the late exiled Crown Prince Basaam, who was wrapped up in large white sheets (who was also bloated). After opening up the lid, she removed the entire large white sheets off of his naked body & began applying lathering all over Basaam's body from head to toe including massaging his large penis, feet, hands & buttocks.

    Then, she slowly stretched Basaam's legs which had been spread wide open as Dahlia massaged thoroughly throughout the entire evening.

    Next, Dahlia injected an aggressive concoction into the veins of Basaam's left arm & right arm. The time was 11:00 PM when she carefully placed Basaam's naked body on an extra-large stretcher & wheeled him toward a glass container pool: she carefully placed the body inside before closing the lid & watched as all of the gases aggressively purging out of Basaam's entire body, causing him to thoroughly disintegrate throughout the entire evening & resulting the full reduction of the bloating to reduce Basaam's body shrinking to normal size.

    Dahlia then jumped into the large glass container pool & preceded to slowly remove the entire skin off of Basaam from head to toe, revealing him skinless. She then opened him up & removed all of the organs from head to toe; sewing him up carefully & placed the organs into special jars before sealing them shut. Afterwards, she got out of the large glass container pool & pressed a button, which caused fresh water to gush inside while Basaam's naked body floated face down.

    She walked upstairs to take a long hot shower before going to bed & getting sleep.
     
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    Chapter XV: New Year, New Foreign Policy hotspots
  • Chapter XV: Diplomatic Negotiations

    Friday, January 1st, 1982
    3:41 PM
    Casa Rosada
    Buenos Aires, Argentina


    Argentinian President General Wellington Rodriguez was working on plans of restructuring the entire High Forces Command following the successful coup d'etat toppling then-Argentinian President Isabel Peron on July 28th, 1981.

    Rodriguez had alot on his mind: the diplomatic negotiations with Great Britain over the disputed Falkland Islands had continued non-stop because some Argentinians wanted Rodriguez to invade the Falkland Islands in order to defend Argentina's sovereignty. However following the humiliating defeat in the Civil War against Chile, Rodriguez couldn't afford another humiliating defeat for the Argentine High Forces Command.

    Argentina's international reputation was pretty much humiliated & damnation due to the heinous war crimes committed by the Argentinian military during the deadly Civil War against Chile for three years. Economic sanctions were crippling the Argentinian economy: causing no imports or exports coming into the country.

    The mood of many Argentinians was that of disgraced, shamed & scolded from international events, organizations, etc., during the 1978, 1979, 1980 & 1981 Miss Universe pageants, the previous four Miss Universe Argentina titleholders were violently booed by the crowd due to the heinous Civil War with those in the audience chanting "Asesino! Murderer! War criminal!"
     
    National & International Segments (Spring 1982: Part I)
  • Saturday, January 2nd, 1982: Associated Press reported that Zambia, Kenya, Tanzania & other African countries are considering doing a joint counter military operation against South Africa as the apartheid government of South Africa continues to violently repress the black South African citizens & other minorities.

    Kathy Whitmire (D) is inaugurated as the 57th Mayor of Houston during inauguration festivities at Jones Hall in Houston, TX. She becomes the first female to hold the Mayoralty of Houston & the first female Mayor of a major Southern city in the US.

    Sunday, January 3rd, 1982: NBC executives confirm the upcoming 1982-83 season of the medical procedural show, 'Quincy, M.E.' will be its last according to insiders. It's unknown whether or not the show will be picked up by CBS & ABC.

    Monday, January 4th, 1982: The explosive Ethopian Civil War continues with an estimated 36,000+ dead & quarter of 600,000 exiled to neighboring countries.

    Tuesday, January 5th, 1982: Former US Attorney General Barbara Jordan takes a teaching job at the University of Texas at Austin.
     
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    Balancing Things Out!
  • Sunday, January 10th, 1982
    1:57 PM
    Circle One Naval Observatory Circle
    Washington, DC

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    For George Herbert Walker Bush, he was seen by some as part of the Moderate-to-Conservative wing of the GOP. He also had the most experience: Member, US House of Representatives from TX's 7th Congressional District (1967-1971); US Ambassador to the United Nations (1971-1973); Chairman of the Republican National Committee (1973-1974); US Chief Liaison to the PRC (1974-1975); Director of the Central Intelligence Agency (1976-1977) before ultimately winning election as Vice President of the United States in 1980.

    He was a loyal & supportive Vice President to an extremely popular President Ronald Reagan. In fact, Reagan continued the policies of his recent predecessors of having the Vice President attending Cabinet meetings & occupying offices in the White House.

    Bush took up the usual duties of traveling throughout the world representing the United States. He was named by President Reagan to head an illegal drug interdiction task force.

    There was a time where it seemed George Bush would become very close to having assume the Presidency. It was on March 30th, 1981 when President Reagan was shot in an assassination attempt; Bush had to cut short a trip to TX & returned to Washington, DC under unusually tightened security in the tense HRS following the attack while President Reagan was undergoing surgery. Before Air Force Two arrived, however, the President was out of the operating room & reports on his recovery were optimistic.

    Bush noted that he & his wife, Barbara lived in the Naval Observatory Circle in Washington, DC longer than they had lived in any other single residence. They also redecorated the Naval Observatory Circle by putting a special Texas-style flavor to the residence & also had private donations help fundraising for refurbishing the entire residence.

    For Second Lady Barbara Bush, she encountered difficulty getting along with First Lady Nancy Reagan, who made no secret of her strong dislike for the Bushes. It was well known that Nancy didn't want Ronnie to pick George as VP during the 1980 Republican Party National Convention in Detroit. Observers noted the hostility from Nancy to the Vice President & Second Lady, these observers wondered if it was going to become a problem going forward.

    White House Chief of Staff James Baker also faced similar hostility from the First Lady too. Baker had to prevent Nancy from interfering in administration decisions from domestic policy to foreign policy. Baker noticed the obvious blatant snubs by the First Lady during a special White House barbecue one evening; Baker tried to shake the First Lady's hand when she ignored him, it was humiliating. Common knowledge or depending on whom you ask: Nancy along with the other die-hard Reaganites blocked Baker & Bush from offering suggestions especially the Vice President during policy decision-making.

    United States Senator Strom Thurmond (R-SC) got the same treatment too. In the days following the assassination attempt on March 30th, 1981, Thurmond visited the George Washington University Hospital to see the President when Nancy got wind of what Thurmond had done breaking protocol, she went ballistic at the Senior United States Senator from the Palmetto State & scolded him.
     
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    National & International Segments (Spring 1982: Part II)
  • Monday, January 11th, 1982: Colombian President Lieutenant General Seymour Quintero begins his six-nation tour of the following countries: Soviet Union, Romania, Poland, Yugoslavia, Syria, & Lebanon.

    Tuesday, January 12th, 1982: 7-member council was chosen by Jerry Rawlings, who ousted then-Ghanan President Hilla Limann in a coup d'etat on December 31st, 1981.

    Wednesday, January 13th, 1982: The infamous 'Creepy Stalkers' strike again: shooting Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau during a speech to Joint Session of the Canadian Parliament in Ottawa. Trudeau was taken to emergency surgery & is expected to make a full speedy recovery.

    Thursday, January 14th, 1982: Adil Carcani was nominated to become Premier of Albania. He succeeded then-Albanian Premier Mehmet Shehu, who reportedly killed himself in December 1981. The late Shehu had been in office since 1954.

    Friday, January 15th, 1982: Taiwanese President Chiang Ching-kuo addresses Joint Session of the Korean National Assembly in Seoul on the second day of his five-day visit to Korea.
     
    Creepy Stalkers taunting the victims
  • Friday, January 15th, 1982
    8:37 PM CST
    White Campaign HQ
    Austin, TX

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    TX State Attorney General Mark W. White, Jr., (D) was working the campaign trail throughout the Lone Star State during the entire week. He was gaining momentum in the polls on the Democratic Party gubernatorial primary election which was set for May 1st against his competitors such as TX Commissioner of the General Land Office Bob Armstrong (D) & TX Railroad Commissioner Buddy Temple (D), all three of whom have won statewide office respectively: Armstrong won the first of 4 terms as Commissioner of the General Land Office in 1970 before winning reelection in 1972, 1974 & again in 1978; White was appointed to serve as TX Secretary of State (an appointed position) under then-Governor Dolph Briscoe (D), serving as the Lone Star State's Chief Elections Officer from January 19th, 1973 until his resignation on October 22nd, 1977; then White won statewide office as TX State Attorney General in 1978; Finally, Temple was elected to the TX Railroad Commission in 1980 & had been serving as chairman of the TX Railroad Commission.

    White's aggressiveness of garnering support amongst Texans was being noticed by many national Democrats, who viewed him as one of the rising stars of the Democratic Party going forward.

    However, there was some segment of society who viewed the conservative Democratic State Attorney General with outright hostility because of the recent lawsuit that the TX State Attorney General's office successfully won against several key Panamanian industries & businesses.

    Pike Powers found some disturbing mail on his desk at the White Campaign HQ in Austin which read: "You think you've got us figured out? You have NOT!" Other letters expressed warnings which detailed ramblings of meddling in the domestic affairs of other foreign countries, etc.,

    Powers brushed it off thinking that these letters might've been mailed by handlers of the Armstrong & Temple campaigns because polling surveys showed White pulling away by double digits. Some suggested the mailers had been instigated by some senior members of the reelection campaign of TX Governor William P. Clements, Jr., (R), who outspent his opponents via TV advertising commercials, newspapers, fundraising with a record $13+ million in order to get reelected. Nobody knew why these threatening mailing letters targeted White, but it would factor in a few years.
     
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