The Cursed American Presidency

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Saturday, January 16th, 1982: Chuck Robb (D) is inaugurated as VA's 64th Governor on the grounds of the VA State Capitol Building in downtown Richmond, becoming the first Democratic Governor since 1966, ending 12 years of GOP dominance. Robb is seen as many as one of the rising stars of the national Democratic Party going forward, so according to political analysts, the son-in-law of the late former US President Lyndon B. Johnson, will be one to keep an eye on.

Sunday, January 17th, 1982: Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew narrowly escapes an assassination attempt courtesy of 'The Creepy Stalkers' during a visit to Bangkok, Thailand. Reports were that Lee was on his way via motorcade to addressing the Thai Parliament when explosions took place just about the right side of the curb of Queen Sirkita Plaza, which caused 12 deaths & 57 injuries. Thai & Singaporean authorities are investigating the incident.

Monday, January 18th, 1982: Four Northtop T-38 aircraft of the US Air Force crashed at Indian Springs Air Force Auxiliary Field, NV killing all 4 pilots.

US Army Colonel Charles R. Ray, the Assistant Army Attache in Paris, France was gunned down by Lebanese militant Georges Ibrahim Abdallah while Ray was walking to his vehicle, which was parked about 100 yards from his apartment.

Tuesday, January 19th, 1982: Thomas Kean, Sr., (R) inaugurated as NJ's 48th Governor at the War Memorial Auditorium in Trenton, NJ.

Wednesday, January 20th, 1982: Panamanian President General Florencio Flores Aguilar announces during a speech before the Panamanian National Congress that he is proposing economic austerity measures in order to prevent the inflation crisis from impacting Panamanians. Reaction to the speech was mixed according to some opposition lawmakers.

Thursday, January 21st, 1982: Colombian President Lieutenant General Seymour Quintero announces the Colombian Higher Education Opportunity Act during a 5-HR address before Joint Session of the Congress of Colombia inside the Colombian Chamber of Representatives chambers at the National Capitol Building in Bogota. He also discussed other areas such as Colombia's independent foreign policy, economic success in light of the Economic Recession impacting other countries, his staunch aggressive critiques of the Reagan administration's foreign policy objectives including what's next facing Latin America in the coming years.

Friday, January 22nd, 1982: The 9th anniversary of the death of former US President Lyndon Baines Johnson, the 36th President of the United States occurs during special commemoration ceremonies at the Lyndon Baines Johnson Presidential Library on the campus of the University of Texas at Austin; the LBJ Ranch in Johnson City, TX & other parts of the country.

Saturday, January 23rd, 1982: CA Governor Mervyn Dymally (D) delivers his 5th & final State of the State Address before a Joint Session of the CA State Legislature, where he discusses his administration's accomplishments including balancing the state budget every year since taking office; Dymally also implored on the Legislature to get the Golden State Medfly Prevention Act passed immediately because of the ongoing Medfly Crisis impacting the Golden State & he also explained that no new taxes will be raised during an economic recession.

Sunday, January 24th, 1982: US Defense Secretary Barry Goldwater is interviewed by David Brinkley, the host of ABC's 'This Week' from Goldwater's office at the Pentagon, where Goldwater discussed successful achievements in the Reagan administration's foreign policy & national defense priorities.

San Francisco 49ers win the 1981 Super Bowl Championship defeating the Cincinnati Bengals by a score of 26-21 at the Pontiac Silverdome in Detroit, MI before an estimated crowd of 81,270 in attendance; The Halftime Show was performed by Up with People, who performed "Salute to the 1960s & Motown"; San Francisco 49ers QB Joe Montana was named Super Bowl XVI MVP. This is the 49ers' 1st Super Bowl Championship in franchise history & they would go onto winning more Super Bowl Championships in 1983, 1984, 1988, 1989 & 1994.

Monday, January 25th, 1982: Former US First Lady Linda Ronstadt-Brown performs in Taipei, Taiwan.

Tuesday, January 26th, 1982: US President Ronald Reagan delivers his 1st State of the Union Address before Joint Session of Congress: where Reagan honored Lenny Skutnik, who was an ordinary hero of the Air Florida Flight 90 incident from 2 weeks earlier. The Democratic Party Response speeches were delivered by United States Senators Edward M. Kennedy (D-MA), J. Bennett Johnston (D-LA), Robert Byrd (D-WV), L. Douglas Wilder (D-VA) & Juan H. Cinton Garcia (D-PR).

Unemployment in Great Britain increases by 129,918 to 3,070,621, which was a post-war record in the country's history.

Wednesday, January 27th, 1982: The Garrett FitzGerald government in the Republic of Ireland is defeated 82-81 on its budget; the 22nd Dail Eireann is dissolved soon afterwards.

Thursday, January 28th, 1982: United States Senator Harrison A. Williams (D-NJ) is facing strong pressure to resign from office following his conviction on all nine counts in the Abscam inquiry corruption trial where undercover FBI agents videotaped Williams including several other lawmakers taking bribes. Among the nine counts included bribery & conspiracy that he used his Senate office in aiding suspicious business ventures. Reports indicate the full United States Senate plans on voting to expel Williams from the United States Senate unless he resigns to prevent further humiliation.

Friday, January 29th, 1982: Argentinian President General Wellington Rodriguez meets with French President Francois Mitterrand during a State Visit in Paris. Rodriguez is in the middle of a 5-day State Visit bolstering Argentina-France bilateral diplomatic relations.

Saturday, January 30th, 1982: The first computer virus, the Elk Cloner was written by 15-year-old Rich Skrenta. It also infected Apple II computers via floppy disks.

 

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Sunday, January 31st, 1982: President Ronald Reagan & First Lady Nancy Reagan officially move into the White House following an entire full year of major renovations.

Monday, February 1st, 1982: Public Education Opportunity Act passes the Democratic-controlled US House of Representatives in an overwhelming vote. Legislation goes to the GOP-controlled United States Senate.

Tuesday, February 2nd, 1982: United States Senator Lowell Weicker (R-CT) is interviewed by ABC News to discuss the legislative outlook on Reaganomics.

Wednesday, February 3rd, 1982: United States Senator Morris Udall (D-AZ) proposes the Americans for Economic Development Act of 1982. It's part of Udall's alternative economic proposal for Reaganomics.

Thursday, February 4th, 1982: Debate is held in Waco, TX between gubernatorial candidates TX State Attorney General Mark W. White, Jr., (D); TX Commissioner of the General Land Office Bob Armstrong (D) & TX Railroad Commissioner Buddy Temple (D) as part of the Campaign 82 Series.

Friday, February 5th, 1982: Mailing & threatening letters were found at the office of United States Senator J. Bennett Johnston (D-LA). Authorities currently investigating.

Saturday, February 6th, 1982: Reports circulating around the possibility of potential diplomatic negotiations between Argentina & Great Britain in finally resolving the Falkland Islands. According to insiders, the potential prospect of war is considered quite low depending on negotiations between Argentinian & British diplomats.

 

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Prayers going out to the Carter family upon finding out that Rosalynn Carter has entered hospice care according to the Carter Center.

 

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Sunday, February 7th, 1982: Former US Vice President Jimmy Carter is interviewed by Barbara Walters of ABC News from Atlanta, GA. He discussed construction plans for the Carter Center of Public Affairs, the future of the Democratic Party, 1982 Midterms, foreign policy hotspots.

Monday, February 8th, 1982: Former US Defense Secretary Benjamin O. Davis, Jr., attends the Tuskegee Airmen special dedication ceremony on the campus of Tuskegee Institute in Tuskegee, AL.

Colombian President Lieutenant General Seymour Quintero holds a 3-HR long national televised special show called 'El Presidente'.

Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak & Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin attend bilateral conference hosted by British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in London.

Tuesday, February 9th, 1982: Chilean President Major General Gerald Enriquez signs the National Energy Deregulation Act into law. The legislation would have major implications for the regulation of industries in the South American country.

Wednesday, February 10th, 1982: Saudi Arabian President General Jamal Al-Fayheed meets with US President Ronald Reagan the White House in Washington, DC.

Thursday, February 11th, 1982: WA St Governor Dennis Spellman (R) begins five-day trade mission to Taiwan as part of the economic bilateral trade relationship between Taiwan & WA St.

Friday, February 12th, 1982: United States Senator Henry M. 'Scoop' Jackson (D-WA St) sponsors the Counterterrorism Operations Act, which will require full authority of US intelligence agencies along with the Federal Bureau of Investigation to stopping terrorist attacks against the US including US military bases inside the homeland.

Saturday, February 13th, 1982: Senate Ethics Committee recommends that the full United States Senate should have a full vote into expelling embattled United States Senator Harrison Williams (D-NJ).

Sunday, February 14th, 1982: PBS special documentary called 'The Rockefeller Legacy' debuts.

Monday, February 15th, 1982: Audio recordings leak out revealing controversial embarrassing intimate conversations of NYC Mayor Ed Koch (D) implying he wants a secret down-low relationship. The explosive audio recordings come as Koch had been leading in the polls for the last five months. Former US Rep. Elizabeth Holtzman (D-NY St) & former NYC Mayor John Lindsay (D) both strongly denied their campaigns had anything to do with the audio recordings being leaked.

Tuesday, February 16th, 1982: Sports Illustrated publishing an expose accusing a college football program of using illegal activities such as committing NCAA violations.

Wednesday, February 17th, 1982: PA State Treasurer Budd Dwyer (R) escalating his feud with PA Governor Dick Thornburgh (R) over the Commonwealth budgeting priorities & how budget cuts on basic services affecting Pennsylvanians will have long-term ramifications.

Thursday, February 18th, 1982: Former US Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, who served as the Pentagon chief from August 31st, 1974 until his abrupt firing on September 5th, 1975 by then-US President Nelson Rockefeller, debuts his autobiography called 'Unknown and The Super Unknowns'. According to insiders, US Vice President George HW Bush busted out laughing during a phone conversation with White House Chief of Staff James Baker when he allegedly trashed Rumsfeld's autobiography.

Friday, February 19th, 1982: US President Ronald Reagan triggers the progressives & liberals by vetoing the Food Stamp Benefits Act, which he justifies the means of vetoing the FSBA as unnecessary & waste of taxpayers money.

 

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BREAKING: Rosalynn Carter has passed away today at the age of 96. Please keep the Carter family in your prayers.

August 18th, 1927-November 19th, 2023
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Getting a strong bad vibe Jimmy will follow suit soon.

PS: I will make a Wiki-infobox on Rosalynn Carter later in this TL at some point very soon.

 

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Saturday, February 20th, 1982: Argentinian & British diplomats announced the peaceful diplomatic negotiations have concluded, stating the Falkland Islands belong to Great Britain.

Sunday, February 21st, 1982: Chilean First Lady Yvonne Enriquez collapsed during a meeting inside her office at the Palacio de Cierro Castillo in Vina de Mar, Chile. No other details are released at this time.

African National Congress members call on massive demonstrations in major cities across South Africa. The news comes as Zambia, Kenya & other African nations announce their support for the anti-Apartheid movement.

United States Senator Wilson Riles (D-CA) announcing his support on the National Intelligence Service Act & the National Defense Armed Forces Reauthorization Act, the legislation is being sponsored by United States Senators John Warner (R-VA) & Russell B. Long (D-LA).

Monday, February 22nd, 1982: Brownomics Economic Programs are all dismantled by the Reagan administration.

Former US Vice President Jimmy Carter is interviewed by NBC News: Discussed the ongoing foreign policy hotspots, potential peace in the Middle East & the 1982 Midterms.

The solar panels, which had been put in place by then-US President Jerry Brown, are removed on the orders of US President Ronald Reagan, who viciously disparaged the solar panels as some environment gimmick.

Tuesday, February 23rd, 1982: CA State Attorney General George Deukmejian (R) receives the endorsement of US President Ronald Reagan & US First Nancy Reagan in Deukmejian's campaign for the CA Governorship in 1982.

Wednesday, February 24th, 1982: Former US Secretary of State Walter Mondale hitting the campaign trail with stops in CA: supporting Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley (D)'s campaign for the CA Governorship & former US President Jerry Brown (D)'s campaign for the United States Senate; NV: where Mondale endorsed NV State Attorney General Richard Bryan (D) in his campaign for the NV Governorship; Mondale also endorsed the reelection campaigns of United States Senators Morris Udall (D-AZ) & Dennis DeConcini (D-AZ) including AZ Governor Bruce Babbitt (D); CO Governor Dick Lamm (D) in his reelection campaign for third consecutive term.

Thursday, February 25th, 1982: Atlanta Mayor Andrew Young (D) announces the Infrastructure Reinvestment Initiative which will help the Capital City with booming economic development including massive job growths.

Friday, February 26th, 1982: Budget negotiation battles ensue between LA Governor David Treen (R) & the Democratic-controlled LA State Legislature.

Saturday, February 27th, 1982: United States Senators Bob Krueger (D-TX) & Lloyd Bentsen (D-TX) announced their endorsements of TX State Attorney General Mark W. White, Jr., (D) in his campaign for the TX Governor's Mansion in 1982.

United States Senator Henry M. 'Scoop' Jackson (D-WA St) co-sponsors the National Defense Armed Forces Reauthorization Act along with United States Senators John Warner (R-VA) & Russell B. Long (D-LA).

Sunday, February 28th, 1982: Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos hosts Colombian President Lieutenant General Seymour Quintero in red carpet State Visit on the grounds of Malacanang Palace in Manila, Philippines.

 

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Tuesday, March 2nd, 1982: The Law of Decentralisation in France results in the creation of the administrative regions of France.

Tuesday, March 9th, 1982: Charles Haughey inaugurated as the Taoiseach of the Republic of Ireland.

Wednesday, March 10th, 1982: The United States places embargo on Lybian oil imports by alleging Lybian state-sponsored terrorism.

All 9 planets recognized at the time aligning on the same side of the sun: Syzgy.

Tuesday, March 16th, 1982: Claus Von Bulow is found guilty of the attempted murder of his wife by a grand jury in Newport, RI.

Thursday, March 18th, 1982: Legal case brought by Mary Whitehouse against the National Theatre of Britain concerning alleged obscenity in the play 'The Romans in Britain' ends following the intervention of the Attorney General for England & Wales' office.

Friday, March 19th, 1982: The British flag is raised on South Georgia & the Falkland Islands, the two British overseas territories.

Wednesday, March 24th, 1982: Bangladeshi Army Lieutenant General Hussain Muhammad Ershad launches military coup, ousting Bangladeshi President Abdus Sattar, who had been in office since May 30th, 1981 following the shocking assassination of then-Bangladeshi President Ziaur Rahman.

Monday, March 29th, 1982: Royal Assent is given to the Canada Act 1982, setting up the stage for the repatriation of the Canadian Constitution on April 17th.

The 54th Academy Awards is hosted by NBC's 'The Tonight Show' host Johnny Carson at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion in Los Angeles, CA. 'Chariots of Fire' wins Best Picture & 3 other Academy Awards.

Tuesday, March 30th, 1982: Space Shuttle Columbia ends following an eight-day mission: STS-3, landing at White Sands Space Harbor near Alamogordo, NM.
The orbiter was forced to land at White Sands due to flooding at its originally-planned landing destination, Edwards AFB in Lancaster, CA.

 

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Happy Thanksgiving Sietch Family. From the Boudreaux family to yours!

More segments of Chapter XV will be heavily worked on throughout tomorrow including the weekend & will be posted sometime next week, so be on the lookout for the next batch of segments from Spring 1982 & Summer 1982.

 

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Thursday, April 1st, 1982
1:19 PM CST
Tuscaloosa, AL

Legendary University of Alabama Crimson Tide Football Head Coach Paul William 'Bear' Bryant had been having a coughing fit which he couldn't kick it. Bryant had been in a complete grumpy mood since Alabama choked in the 1981 Cotton Bowl Classic against the Texas Longhorns.

The coughing fit had been escalating for over three months & there wasn't any solution to a typical quick recovery anytime soon; One of the assistant coaches suggested during a closed-door meeting that Coach Bryant head to a hospital in order to get that coughing fit checked out as soon as possible.

At first Bryant was resistant, but later on, he decided to get a major medical checkup just in case.

The medical checkup took more than several HRS. It would drag on for the entire weekend when Bryant's family members were notified about what had been causing that "nagging coughing fit".

One of the doctors checking on Coach Bryant informed the family: it was advanced cancer & it was terminal.

Knowing he didn't have many years left, Coach Bryant kept the diagnosis a secret which was between him, his family & the doctors at the Medical Center in downtown Tuscaloosa.

However, Bryant decided that he wanted one final swan song of the upcoming 1982 Season: winning the Southeastern Conference championship & getting the 7th national championship (Bryant already held the all-time record of 6 national championships at the time).

"I am going to go out on my own damn terms! Nobody else's. Not those know-it-all doctors, not the pencil-pushing jackasses at the University of Alabama Board of Regents, nobody! I, Paul William Bryant, will be dictating how I go out and the 1982 Season of the University of Alabama Crimson Tide Football Team will show the world whom NOT to ever mess with!"

The clock was ticking on the legendary College Football Coach. It wasn't if, it was basically when!

Friday, April 2nd, 1982: Senate Ethics Committee votes to send expulsion vote before the entire United States Senate, which could potentially result in embattled United States Senator Harrison Williams (D-NJ) expelled from office.

Saturday, April 3rd, 1982: The Washington Post reported there's huge speculation around the future of US Secretary of State Alexander Haig; The Post reported that anonymous sources stating President Ronald Reagan might be considering shaking up his Cabinet before or after the 1982 Midterms.

Sunday, April 4th, 1982: CA Governor Mervyn Dymally (D) signs the SB-727 legislation into law, making CA the first US state to declare MLK Day an official state holiday. It is noted that this is the 14th anniversary of the assassination of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.,

United States Senator Wilson Riles (D-CA) receives the endorsement of the Congressional Black Caucus in his campaign for a full 6-year term in 1982.

United States Senator Daniel Inouye (D-HI) narrowly escaped assassination attempt when explosives explode at his suburban DC apartment. The Aloha State's Senior United States Senator sustained scrapes & bruises but wasn't seriously wounded. Allegations surfaced that Inouye might've been targeted by the 'Creepy Stalkers'.

Monday, April 5th, 1982: Queen Elizabeth II & Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh survived an assassination attempt when triggered Republic supporters tried to open fire on the British Monarchs during their visit to Canada in Montreal. Law enforcement authorities arrested the perpetrators.

Tuesday, April 6th, 1982: US Defense Secretary Barry Goldwater visits Israel, Egypt, Jordan & Saudi Arabia during his Middle East trip to the chaotic region.

Hostile to the appointment of Atlanta Police Department Police Commissioner Lee P. Brown to serve as the Chief of Police for the Houston Police Department, a group of 300 HPD police officers hold demonstrations outside of Houston City Hall to expressing their outright opposition to Houston Mayor Kathy Whitmire (D).

Wednesday, April 7th, 1982: Former US Vice President Spiro Agnew is officially released from federal prison.

US President Ronald Reagan & US First Lady Nancy Reagan accompanied by White House Chief of Staff James Baker & several others, arrive in Kingston, Jamaica for the President's state visit, where he meets with Jamaican Prime Minister Edward Seaga.

Thursday, April 8th, 1982: Former US Secretary of State Walter Mondale campaigning in the Midwest & Great Lakes during the 1982 Midterms including cris-crossing his home state of MN.

President Reagan continues his Caribbean Tour, in Bridgetown, Barbados: where he meets with the Prime Ministers of Barbados, Dominica, Antigua & Barbuda, St. Christopher & Nevis, St. Vincent & the Grenadines.

Friday, April 9th, 1982: US Rep. Harold Washington (D-IL 01st) confirms his plans on running for Mayor of Chicago in 1983 against incumbent Chicago Mayor Jane Byrne (D), joining Cook County States Attorney Richard M. Daley (D) in what observers viewed as a three-way campaign for the Mayoralty.

Saturday, April 10th, 1982: Former US First Lady Linda Ronstadt-Brown performs in London, Great Britain.

Sunday, April 11th, 1982: US Defense Secretary Barry Goldwater holds joint press conference with Saudi National Defense Minister Lieutenant General Malik Al-Fayheed at the Saudi National Defense HQ in Riyadh.

Monday, April 12th, 1982: Anti-Apartheid activists & supporters are further enraged by US Ambassador to the United Nations Jean Kirkpatrick, who ruthlessly vetoes a joint resolution condemning the heinous & deadly war crimes committed by the apartheid government of South Africa. The backlash results in some of the demonstrators throwing rocks at Kirkpatrick's limousine.

Tuesday, April 13th, 1982: Leaked classified documents reveal the Reagan administration led by US Secretary of State Alexander Haig & US Ambassador to the United Nations Jean Kirkpatrick give the green-light to the apartheid government of South Africa to escalate Operation Cleansing: which will result in the violent deaths of opponents of the apartheid regime including covert assassinations of South African exiles overseas.

Reports of suspicious activity of military exercises by the South African Army alarm several neighboring African countries, who warn the Reagan administration's doubling-down on supporting the apartheid government of South Africa will cause staunch anti-American sentiment across Africa & throughout the world.

Wednesday, April 14th, 1982: Archbishop Desmond Tutu narrowly survived an assassination attempt when the South African 557th Death Squad Battalion ambushed Tutu's residence including using explosives with the intent of killing Tutu & his family members.

Thursday, April 15th, 1982: Annoyed by the nagging demonstrations outside the White House, US President Ronald Reagan orders an aggressive crackdown on the protesters, who openly demand the US pressure South Africa to end apartheid & begin the process of democracy. According to eyewitness accounts, some of the protesters were rounded up & shoved into unknown black vans, never to be heard from again.

Friday, April 16th, 1982: US President Ronald Reagan instructs the FBI to escalate Operation Cointelpro with more aggressive counter-surveillance on alleged outside agitators ranging from anti-apartheid protesters, entertainment celebrities, opponents of the Reagan administration, etc.,

Saturday, April 17th, 1982: Canadian Charter of Rights & Freedoms: By proclamation of Queen Elizabeth II on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Canada patriates its constitution gaining full independence from Great Britain; included is the country's first entrenched bill of rights.

Sunday, April 18th, 1982: US President Ronald Reagan interviewed in an exclusive special interview by Frank Reynolds of ABC News.

Monday, April 19th, 1982: University of Alabama Crimson Tide Football Head Coach Paul William 'Bear' Bryant holds press conference in Tuscaloosa, AL; confirms the 1982 Season will be his last, vowing to go out on top.

Tuesday, April 20th, 1982: DE Governor Pete du Pont (R) announced he's running for the United States Senate in 1984 against United States Senator Joe Biden (D-DE), setting up a showdown between the First State's two most powerful statewide officeholders.

Wednesday, April 21st, 1982: AR Governor Bill Clinton (D) & his wife, AR First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton are both interviewed by Barbara Walters on ABC News from inside the AR Governor's Mansion in Little Rock, AR.

Thursday, April 22nd, 1982: Colombian President Lieutenant General Seymour Quintero hosts Cuban President Fidel Castro in grand red carpet State Visit in Bogota & launches potshots at the Reagan administration's foreign policy doctrine & initiatives.

Friday, April 23rd, 1982: Former Argentinian President Isabel Peron meets with King Juan Carlos I & Queen Sofia at the Royal Palace in Madrid.

Saturday, April 24th, 1982: German singer Nicole wins the Eurovision Song Contest of 1982.

Sunday, April 25th, 1982: Israel completes its full withdrawal from the Sinai Peninsula in accordance with the Egypt-Israel peace treaty of 1979.

Monday, April 26th, 1982: Exiled Empress of Iran Farah Pahlavi is interviewed by ABC News from Paris, France.

Tuesday, April 27th, 1982: Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi visits the Soviet Union, Finland, Norway, Thailand, Singapore & Japan.

Wednesday, April 28th, 1982: French President Francois Mitterrand collapses inside his office at the Elysee Palace in Paris.

Thursday, April 29th, 1982: Taiwanese President Chiang Ching-kuo meets with Queen Elizabeth II during State Visit to Great Britain.

Friday, April 30th, 1982: The Bijon Setu Massacre occurs in broad daylight at railway stations in India, causing backlash against the government of Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.

 

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Segment Disclaimer: The following segment will be NSFW erotic. Viewer discretion strongly advised!

Super Stretching The Rainbow
Friday, April 30th, 1982
10:00 PM
Somewhere in Italy

The secret lovers couldn't resist the urge to have passionate sex. Winfred & Uranita were in the midst of their juicy steamy sex escapade inside the sound-proof underground secret tunnel which connected to Winfred's secretive secluded summer retreat which was in a heavily secluded forest town somewhere in Italy. "Feel my super large penis as I stretch you very wide," he lovingly said kissing her in the back of her neck while she moaned on the bed screaming & moaning.

Both were naked & barefoot on the bed in the middle of a Friday night. Uranita turned to kiss Winfred on the lips as he continued penetrating her from behind as his super large penis was stretching her from behind; they had been continuing having steamy passionate sex for the past several months whenever they had free time. When she laid on her back atop the kingsize bed, Winfred spread Uranita's legs wide open & aggressively penetrated her further, causing her vagina to become completely stretched wide resulting in more screams & moans from Uranita.

"Winfred baby, I need you so bad, give it to me AHHHHH" Uranita moaned non-stop. This juicy escapade lasted all night long until they feel asleep, Uranita glanced to her left briefly at the clothes they each tore off of each other, which was laying on the couch; then she went to sleep next to Winfred, who laid on his back as well. They had secret lives from behind closed doors & they were non-stop passionate about each other's company.

Uranita had another thing on her mind: the upcoming 1982 Miss Universe pageant which was going to be taking place in a few months.

 

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Saturday, May 1st, 1982: The opening ceremonies of the 1982 World's Fair takes place in Knoxville, TN; US President Ronald Reagan delivers a special address. About 11 million people attended the Fair during its 6-month run.

Gato Del Sol came from last place to win the 1982 Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. Edwin J. Gregson, the trainer for Gato Del Sol, announced that the horse likely wouldn't be participating in the upcoming 1982 Preakness Stakes on May 15th, becoming the first-ever Kentucky Derby winner to skip the Preakness Stakes in 23 years.

Primary elections take place in TX: several statewide offices from United States Senator to the TX Court of Criminal Appeals up on the ballot including all of the US House seats as well both seats in the TX House of Representatives & TX State Senate. On the nationally-watched TX gubernatorial election: Incumbent TX Governor William P. Clements, Jr., (R) overwhelmingly wins renomination on the GOP side while the TX Dems will have a runoff between TX State Attorney General Mark W. White, Jr., (D) & TX Railroad Commissioner Buddy Temple (D) because White couldn't win the Democratic gubernatorial primary outright, only garnering 44 percent of the vote.

Sunday, May 2nd, 1982: The Weather Channel debuts on cable television airing as the 24-HR all-weather network in the United States.

56-year-old Alvaro Magana is inaugurated as the 35th President of El Salvador, becoming the first civilian President in Salvadoran history since the 1931 military coup d'etat. Among those in attendance at the inauguration was US Ambassador to El Salvador Deane R. Hinton.

Monday, May 3rd, 1982: CT Governor William A. O'Neill (D) & MD Governor Harry Hughes (D) signed respective bills which raised the legal drinking age in their respective states. In the Nutmeg State, the new legal drinking age was 19; In the Old Line State, the new legal drinking age there is now 21.

The American Broadcasting Company launches their All Talk network on radio stations on the West Coast of the US.

Tuesday, May 4th, 1982: The 1982 World Amateur Boxing Championships opened in Munich, West Germany, which would continue for the next 11 days.

The Vatican announced that Pope Carlos I named two new bishops in South America: Gerardo Sueldo was named Bishop of Oran, Argentina & Alberto Jara Franzoy was named Bishop of Chillan, Chile.

The Troubles in Derry: 21-year-old Protestant Samuel Caskey, who was a member of the Royal Ulster Constabulary, was shot to death during an Irish Republican Army sniper attack on an RUC foot patrol in Derry, Northern Ireland.

Wednesday, May 5th, 1982: Queen Elizabeth II & Prince Philip officially opened the new outdoor set of the British soap opera 'Coronation Street'.

The Troubles: 64-year-old Protestant civilian Maureen McCann was stabbed & shot to death during an armed robbery by the Ulster Volunteer Force at her post office in Killinchy, County Down, Northern Ireland.

Thursday, May 6th, 1982: CBS announced the following five TV shows will be canceled for the upcoming 1982-83 TV Season: House Calls, Lou Grant, Mr. Merlin, Nurse & WKRP in Cincinnati.

At 20:00:00:08 GMT, at the Nevada Test Site, the US conducted the Kryddost nuclear test as part of the Operation Praetorian test series.

Friday, May 7th, 1982: 27-year-old Filipino boxer Andy Balaba was fatally injured during a fight with Hi-Sup Shin at the Changchung Gymnasium in Seoul, Korea. Balaba would die from complications of his injuries 4 days later on May 11th.

US Federal Court ruled the National Football League (NFL) had violated antitrust laws which prevented the Oakland Raiders from moving to Los Angeles.

Saturday, May 8th, 1982: Cor Vriend & Annie van Stiphout won the men's & women's races of the 1982 Amsterdam Marathon.

Sunday, May 9th, 1982: Hugh Jones & Joyce Smith win the men's & women's races of the 1982 London Marathon, which was broadcast live by the BBC.

Monday, May 10th, 1982: Belize becomes an official member of the UNESCO.

Tuesday, May 11th, 1982: The United States Football League (USFL) announces their formation at the 21 Club in NYC, NY St.

Wednesday, May 12th, 1982: Spanish priest Juan Maria Fernandez y Krohn tried to stab Pope Carlos I with a bayonet during the latter's pilgrimage to the shrine at Fatima, Portugal, but was overpowered by security guards.

The Troubles: 26-year-old Catholic civilian Francis Toner was shot to death during a loyalist attack in the Antrim Road, New Lodge, Belfast, Northern Ireland. On the same day, 23-year-old Protestant Thomas Cunningham, a former member of the Ulster Defence Regiment, was shot to death by the Irish Republican Army while repairing a house in Strabane, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland.

 

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Thursday, May 13th, 1982: Terri Utley wins Miss USA 1982 pageant in Biloxi, MS.

Friday, May 14th, 1982: TX Commissioner of the General Land Office Bob Armstrong (D) endorses TX State Attorney General Mark W. White, Jr., (D) in the upcoming runoff of the Democratic gubernatorial primary election set for early next month.

Saturday, May 15th, 1982: The 1982 Tasmanian state elections are held.

Aloma River wins the 1982 Preakness Stakes at Fimlico Role Course in Baltimore, MD.

Sunday, May 16th, 1982: New York Islanders sweeping the Vancouver Canucks (4-0) winning the 1982 Stanley Cup; this is the Islanders' third consecutive NHL Stanley Cup championship.

Monday, May 17th, 1982: RAF Linton-on-Ouse, the pilot of an RAF Jet Provost T5A aircraft crashed & was killed upon impact during a barrel roll while practicing for an aerobatics competition.

Tuesday, May 18th, 1982: Exiled Saudi Princess Gadhulia mysteriously disappears while she was leaving gymnastics practice in Rome, Italy. Authorities currently investigating.

Wednesday, May 19th, 1982: Italian actress Sophia Loren begins serving 30-day prison sentence in Casata, Italy for tax evasion.

Thursday, May 20th, 1982: US President Ronald Reagan triggers a strong backlash when he justifies that the ANC is a terrorist organization, who causes death & mayhem in South Africa. Reagan doubles-down on staunchly supporting the apartheid government of South Africa. British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher also banned ANC leaders from coming to Great Britain, causing more international condemnations.

Friday, May 21st, 1982: Haitian President Jean-Claude Duvalier hosts Colombian President Lieutenant General Seymour Quintero in Port-au-Prince. Quintero is in the Caribbean country to bolster Colombia-Haiti diplomatic relations.

Soviet President Lenoid Brezhnev meets with several African Heads of State in Moscow to discuss potential bilateral cooperation such as military exercises & economic investment.

Saturday, May 22nd, 1982: Argentinian President General Wellington Rodriguez begins a 7-nation tour in several African countries: Liberia, Kenya, Nigeria, Zambia, Uganda, Sierra Leone & Swaziland.

Sunday, May 23, 1982: Clock-face scheduling introduced in Switzerland.

Italian driver Ricardo Patrese of the Brabhan-Ford team wins the 1982 Monaco Grand Prix.

Comedian Bob Hope flew in TA-4J Skyhawk with the US Navy Blue Angels flight demonstration squadron for the first time at Andrews AFB.

Monday, May 24th, 1982: Vehicle explosion kills 12 people: 10 of whom Lebanese & 2 of whom French at the French Embassy in Beirut, Lebanon.

Tuesday, May 25th, 1982: The factory ship Westpro catches fire at the dock in Steward, AK causing 1,000 residents to be evacuated due to the toxic fumes. The ship was towed away & later sank in the Gulf of Alaska.

Speculation is swirling around the possibility of TX Railroad Commissioner Buddy Temple (D) potentially dropping out of the Democratic gubernatorial primary runoff election set for June 5th. Tenple, trailing by double digits ranging from 25-37 points in polling surveys, is denying the speculation he might drop out.

Wednesday, May 26th, 1982: Aston Villa FC wins the 1982 European Cup Final at the De Kulp in Rotterdam, defeating Baken Munich 1-0 after 69-minute goal by Peter Witting.

Thursday, May 27th, 1982: John McMullen purchases the Colorado Rockies (NHL) & received permission to moving the NHL franchise to NJ.

Friday, May 28th, 1982: Pope Carlos I visits Great Britain, the first by a reigning Pope. He meets with Queen Elizabeth II but abruptly cancels a meeting with British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in order to emphasize his visit was specifically pastoral.

Saturday, May 29th, 1982: Pope Carlos I meets with Charles, Prince of Wales, prior to taking part in a service at Cantebury Cathedral. Robert Runcie, the Archbishop of Canterbury, presents Pope Carlos I with a copy of T.S. Elliot's play, 'Murder at the Cathedral'.

Cold War: In the five-year defense plan: the Pentagon outlined its strategy to fighting potential nuclear war against the Soviet Union.

Sunday, May 30th, 1982: Cold War: Spain becomes the 16th member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) & becoming the first nation to entering the NATO alliance since West Germany's admission in 1955.

Monday, May 31st, 1982: Pope Carlos I traveled from Liverpool to Manchester, where he met with Sir Immanuel Jakobovits, Chief Rabbi of the United Hebrew Congregation of the Commonwealth. He then traveled to York, where he addressed 200,000 people at York Racehouse; the Pontiff then flew to Scotland, where he spoke to 50,000 young people at Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh.

 

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Tuesday, June 1st, 1982: Saudi Arabian President General Jamal Al-Fayheed signs death warrants for 17 out of the 73 people, whom the Al-Fayheed military regime has declared "irredemables". All 17 of whom were sentenced to death via firing squad during the next week. It's part of Al-Fayheed's National Reorganization Process initiative.

Wednesday, June 2, 1982: US President Ronald Reagan & US First Lady Nancy Reagan arrive in Paris, France, where they meet with French President Francois Mitterrand and French Prime Minister Pierre Mauroy. President Reagan is in the middle of his European Tour with stops in Italy, Vatican City, Great Britain, & West Germany.

Thursday, June 3rd, 1982: Former US President Jerry Brown is interviewed by Dan Rather of CBS News, where Brown discusses his campaign for the United States Senate in CA.

Friday, June 4th, 1982: Exiled deposed Empress Farah Pahlavi of Iran is interviewed by ABC News anchor Frank Reynolds in Paris, France, where she discussed the chaotic developments inside Iran & the Middle East.

Friday, June 4th-Sunday, June 6th, 1982: The 8th G-7 Summit takes place at the Palace of Versailles in Versailles, France: Among the attendees at the 8th G7 Summit: US President Ronald Reagan, French President Francois Mitterrand, Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt, Italian Prime Minister Giovanni Spadolini, Japanese Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki, European Commission President Gaston Thorn & European Commission President of the Council Wilfried Martens of West Germany.

Saturday, June 5th, 1982: TX State Attorney General Mark W. White, Jr., (D) easily defeats TX Railroad Commissioner Buddy Temple (D) in the Democratic Party gubernatorial runoff primary election by a margin of 61% to 38%; winning 241 out of 254 counties. White will now face off against incumbent TX Governor William P. Clements, Jr., (R) in November, setting it up as one of the nationally-watched gubernatorial elections of 1982.

Monday, June 7th, 1982: US President Ronald Reagan arrives in Rome, Italy: where he meets with Italian President Sandro Pertini & Italian Prime Minister Giovanni Spadolini.

President & First Lady Reagan both have an audience with Pope Carlos I at the Apostolic Palace in Vatican City.

Following his visit to Italy & the Vatican, President Reagan goes on the next destination: Great Britain, where he receives the Welcoming Honors Ceremony during his State Visit to Great Britain at Windsor Castle hosted by Queen Elizabeth II & Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. Reagan also meets with British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher at 10 Downing Street.

Monday, June 7th-Wednesday, June 9th, 1982: US President Ronald Reagan visits Great Britain: where he also delivers an address to the Joint Session of the British Parliament in London.

Tuesday, June 8th, 1982: VASP Flight 168, Boeing passenger jet crashed into a forest hillside in Fortaleza, Brazil resulting in the deaths of 137 people.

Wednesday, June 9th-Friday, June 11, 1982: US President Ronald Reagan's State Visit to West Germany in Bonn, West Berlin: where he meets with West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt & West German President Karl Carstens; Reagan also addressed the Bundestag & attended a meeting of the North Atlantic Council.

Saturday, June 12th, 1982: The Nuclear Disarmament Rally, which was an event against nuclear weapon proliferation draws 750,000 to NYC's Central Park. Among the performers at the event: Jackson Browne, James Taylor, Bruce Springsteen & former US First Lady Linda Ronstadt-Brown, whose attendance at this event will almost no doubt cause strong backlash & likely to cause political trouble for her husband, former US President Jerry Brown's campaign for the United States Senate in CA.

Sunday, June 13th, 1982: The 1982 FIFA World Cup begins in Spain.

United States Senator L. Douglas Wilder (D-VA) endorses VA Lieutenant Governor Richard Davis (D) in the race to succeed him in the 1982 VA United States Senator election. Davis is running against US Rep. Paul Trible (R-VA) as Senator Wilder announced back in 1981 that he wouldn't be seeking reelection to a 2nd term in 1982. Political insiders suggest Wilder is plotting political campaign for statewide office preferably for the VA Lieutenant Governorship in 1985.

 

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"In this town, I am the King BABY!"
-Quote from Skip Garfield
Summer 1982

Monday, June 14th, 1982
Somewhere in St. Paul, MN

Former US Secretary of State Walter Mondale was in the midst of the campaign blitz across his home state of MN known as The Land of 10,000 Lakes for his fellow DFL Democrats, who were running for offices from United States Senator to the MN State Legislature.

Mondale was holding a campaign rally for former MN Governor Rudy Perpich (D), who was campaigning for his old job in a bid of getting the Governorship back. The former US Secretary of State was energetic & firing up the crowd of 3,000 inside the Humphrey Auditorium.

Many in the audience were excited to hear from America's consequential diplomat, who served as US Secretary of State under then-US President Jerry Brown from 1977 to 1979. Mondale was also mentioned as one of countless Democratic politicians rumored to be campaigning for the 1984 Democratic Party presidential nomination for the right to go up against the Republican incumbent President Ronald Reagan.

However, the major focus was leading the MN Democratic Party to victory in the 1982 Midterms especially working to get Humphrey's US Senate seat back for the Democrats.

Someone dressed in a weird-looking trench coat had a disturbing ugly snotty look on his face, briefly clapping while reading the newspaper. This person was enraged & determined to get attention in his way of getting back at Mondale & several figures of the Brown administration due to what this person viewed as "meddling into domestic affairs of sovereign nations".

The weird dude in the weird-looking trench coat wasn't the only one to having a huge ax to grind.

Across the auditorium was a red-headed woman, who was somewhat dressed in what some considered as inappropriate. She did have a windbreaker jacket on though.

The red-headed woman aged somewhere between 20-21 had a typical Middle Eastern accent & she also wanted to grind an ax against someone as well; the main goal of these two creepy individuals was sending a message with the main priority for causing international chaos throughout the world.

One eccentric flamboyant cop named Skip Garfield of the St. Paul Metropolitan Police Department was on duty for security protocol. He wasn't quite thrilled to be on what he called "24 HR babysitting" for the former US Secretary of State during a campaign rally.

Garfield's so-called friend from their football days in high school & college, US Marine Corps Reservist & FBI St. Paul Special Agent-in-Charge Kenneth Dunne was supposedly on security duty as well. Dunne tried lobbying Garfield to working with the Federal Bureau of Investigation Intelligence Unit (both Garfield & Dunne served in the US Marine Corps Reserve together).

Garfield laughed it off telling Dunne: "In this town, I am the king BABY!" as the crowd was cheering the speakers on the stage.

Suddenly, there was a weird encounter when a scantily-clad woman was asking for seating areas inside the auditorium. Dunne sternly asked "Young lady. Where's your tickets? Because if you don't have your tickets or documentation, I cannot let you inside the auditorium." Less than six minutes later, the scantily-clad woman ran off somewhere inside the auditorium because Garfield was also distracted too as he assumed this beautiful young woman was going to rip off her coat & streak naked.

Dunne chased after the scantily-clad woman, where both ran somewhere towards a hidden area on the leftside of the auditorium & never returned.

Garfield was busy watching guard on his assigned security duty stake-out when someone tapped him on the shoulder "Inspector Garfield. There's a phone call for you. She says it's very important."

Walking towards a private area in the auditorium, Garfield took the phone call.

Garfield: "Hello? What seems to be so important?"
Woman on the phone: "Hey there Skip baby. I miss you and want to have sex with you all evening long baby...."
Garfield: "Ummm what? Is this a serious phone call or what?"
Woman on the phone: "I just wanna talk to you sweetie."

Garfield was asking for a coherent explanation from the seductive woman on the phone when she screamed loudly....

Trying to calm her down, "Lady. What's going on? Calm down please. Let me find out what's....." Garfield tried to calm her down when he heard several loud screams.

Hanging up the phone, Garfield took his gun off his holster when he noticed a beautiful woman wearing a gray jacket getting hit by gunfire: he shoved her down to the floor & raised his gun to see where the gunfire was coming from.....

Suddenly, hundreds of people were screaming in ensuing terror as pandemonium quickly escalated.

Hearing loud gunshots from across the left side of the auditorium, Garfield noticed someone crashing out of a large yellow bright light section, falling to his death, holding a rifle.

Group of US Secret Service agents & local law enforcement officers ran over to the stage; Garfield ran quickly over there as well & to his complete horror, he stumbled upon seeing the former US Secretary of State mortally wounded with large gaping wound on the right backside of his head completely blasted out & blood was pretty much everywhere.

Seeing Dunne running toward the stage with his large 44 Magnum on his right hand, Garfield told his friend: "Secretary Mondale is down!"

Dunne was shocked because he broke security duty by running after the mysterious scantily-clad woman with huge tits when chasing her across the auditorium.

Mondale was rushed to the University of Minnesota Medical Center for emergency surgery. The odds weren't looking good for him at all due to the gunshot wounds.

 

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Monday, June 14th, 1982: Spokesperson for the University of Minnesota Medical Center in St. Paul, MN confirmed the grim news: Former US Secretary of State Walter Mondale died while in emergency surgery.

MN Governor Al Quie (R) orders all flags to be flown half-mast across MN upon learning of Mondale's death. Members of MN's congressional delegation offering tributes to the consequential Diplomat, who ran the US State Department from January 20th, 1977 to December 1st, 1979.

Tuesday, June 15th, 1982: FBI Director William H. Webster orders a full-scale investigation into the security protocol failures in the 06.14.82 Incident or what many called The Incident in Saint Paul.

President Ronald Reagan, former President Jerry Brown & former Vice President Jimmy Carter give their condolences to the Mondale family. Former Brown administration officials also give their condolences as well.

Wednesday, June 16th, 1982: Former Panamanian President William Alvarez begins private life in exile in Italy.

Chilean President Major General Gerald Enriquez holds bilateral meeting with Brazilian President Joao Figueredo at La Moneda Palace in Santiago, Chile.

Miss Universe Italy Luciana Olivitali mysteriously disappears while on vacation. No other details have been revealed because authorities are investigating the mysterious disappearance; officials at the Miss Universe Italy Pageant stated if Olivitali is declared presumed dead, the title of Miss Universe Italy will go to the 1st Runner-up.

Thursday, June 17th, 1982: Hong Kongers vote in the hotly-contested parliamentary elections. The turnout was around 81 percent. Despite becoming a defacto independent nation in 1937, Hong Kong will still remain a member of the British Commonwealth.

Friday, June 18th, 1982: Saudi Arabian President General Jamal Al-Fayheed meets with fellow Arab Heads of State during the Gulf Oil Association Summit in Dubai, UAE.

Saturday, June 19th-Sunday, June 20th, 1982: An estimated 3,573,683 mourners paying their respects to the late former US Secretary of State Walter Mondale as they filed past his closed, flag-draped casket inside the Rotunda of the State Capitol Building in downtown St. Paul, MN.

Monday, June 21st, 1982: Funeral service for former US Secretary of State Walter Mondale is held inside the Northrop Auditorium on the campus of the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, MN. Attendees included family, friends, local & state leaders including bipartisan Congressional delegations consisting a mixture of US House members & United States Senators; several former Brown administration officials such as former US Defense Secretary Benjamin O. Davis, Jr., former US Secretary of the Interior Cecil Andrus including former President Jerry Brown & former Vice President Jimmy Carter also attended the services.

The 19 Cannon Salute was fired outside of the Northrop Auditorium including the moving emotional sounds of 'Taps' being played; Afterwards, the American flag, which had been draped covering Secretary Mondale's casket was folded by the Honor Guard personnel of the MN National Guard & given to his widow, Joan Mondale during the special Departure Honors Ceremony. Following the Flag presentation, Mondale's casket was carried out of the Northrop Auditorium where members of the Mondale family bid a final goodbye as the hearse drove away from the Northrop Auditorium.

According to inside sources, the former US Secretary of State will be interred in an exclusive private ceremony at Lakewood Cemetery at a later date.

Tuesday, June 22nd, 1982: French President Francois Mitterrand collapses during a health episode inside his office at Elysse Palace in Paris, France. No further details have been revealed.

Wednesday, June 23rd, 1982: US Secretary of State Alexander Haig meets with President Ronald Reagan at Camp David, where according to anonymous sources, Haig agreed to mutually parts ways after an intriguing & somewhat chaotic tenure at the US State Department. White House sources indicate that the President intends to nominate somebody to replace Haig in the coming days or next week.

Thursday, June 24th, 1982: British Airways Flight 9 suffers a temporary four-engine flameout & damage to the exterior of the plane after flying through the otherwise undetected volcanic ash flame from Indonesia's Mount Galuggung.

Friday, June 25th, 1982: President Ronald Reagan posthumously awarded the late President Gerald Ford the Presidential Medal of Freedom during a special ceremony on the Rose Garden of the White House; Former US First Lady Betty Ford graciously accepted the Presidential Medal of Freedom in her late husband's honor.

Saturday, June 26th, 1982: United States Senator Jennings Randolph (D-WV) narrowly escaped an assassination attempt when the ignition switch of the Senator's vehicle had trouble starting; Randolph stepped out to get some equipment to fix the automobile, which exploded less than 20 minutes later. Allegations surfaced that the 'Creepy Stalkers' maybe responsible.

Sunday, June 27th, 1982: AR Governor Bill Clinton (D) interviewed by Tom Brokaw of NBC News from the AR Governor's Mansion in Little Rock, AR.

Monday, June 28th, 1982: White House Chief of Staff James Baker lobbying members of Congress to support & vote for the Job Training Partnership Act of 1982. It appears that several lawmakers are currently undecided.

TX Governor William P. Clements, Jr., (R) slanders his Democratic challenger, TX State Attorney General Mark W. White, Jr., (D) by referencing to White's inability of raising money in a high-profile campaign for the Governorship & Clements also blasted White's tenure as State Attorney General.

Vice President George H.W. Bush holds campaign fundraiser for US Rep. Jim Collins (R-TX)'s campaign for the United States Senate against two-term incumbent United States Senator Lloyd Bentsen (D-TX).

Tuesday, June 29th, 1982: Pope Carlos I begins pilgrimage to Romania, Poland, Yugoslavia, Hungary & Liechtenstein.

Wednesday, June 30th, 1982: Former Philippine Senator Benigno Aquino, Jr., calls on the full restoration of democracy in the Philippines & also demands that Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos resign from office.

 

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Thursday, July 1st, 1982
Presidential Palace
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabian President General Jamal Al-Fayheed was figuring out how to flex his own version of an independent foreign policy in order to emphasize having Saudi Arabia becoming a powerful nation in the Middle East.

His controversial military coup d'etat against the Saudi Royal Family in 1980 didn't help matters on the international front which annoyed the Brown administration, who had been emphasizing human rights & democracy. Al-Fayheed responded by snubbing then-US President Jerry Brown during Brown's visit to the UN General Assembly in September 1980. He only met with then-US Defense Secretary Benjamin O. Davis, Jr., face-to-face on several occasions when Davis visited the nation formerly known as the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (now known as the Saudia Arabian Arab Republic).

When the Reagan administration came into office in 1981, relations between Washington, DC & Riyadh improved greatly. Reagan terminated the Brown administration's Human Rights initiatives including removing all economic sanctions against the Saudi government, preferring strong diplomatic relations between the two nations.

Al-Fayheed also implemented the controversial National Reorganization Process: which many suspect it was a smokescreen of going after all forms of opposition inside the oil-rich Middle Eastern nation by imprisoning opponents, torturing people, killing dissidents through all violent methods. An estimated 16,373 were disappeared; 5,000 exiled & 37,773 killed.

The controversial Saudi military strongman also coordinated an independent foreign policy by pursuing close relations between the United States, Great Britain, India, Belgium, Norway, Egypt, Jordan, Greece, Italy, Brazil, Kenya, Zambia, Uganda, France including flexible diplomatic relations with Mexico, Chile, Hungary, Liechtenstein, Austria, West Germany, Yugoslavia & countless others as Al-Fayheed began to become one of the dominant figures in the Middle East.

Thursday, July 1st, 1982: Former US Secretary of State Cyrus Vance takes teaching job with the University of Maryland.

Saudi Arabian President General Jamal Al-Fayheed escalates the controversial National Reorganization Process which results in the aggressive crackdown against all forms of opposition throughout the Gulf Middle Eastern country. According to Human Rights Watch, the death toll increases to 57,000 via torture, shooting & other grisly methods courtesy of the Saudi Army's 501st Death Squad Battalion.

Israeli Defense Forces mobilize military personnel troops towards the southern border with Lebanon following the shocking assassination of former British Prime Minister James Callaghan, who was killed via automobile explosion on June 30th while he was leaving the Palmer Hotel Tel Aviv. Intelligence reports revealed the perpetrators are believed to be the PLO.

Friday, July 2nd, 1982: Controversial political hatchet-man Lee Atwater, a young protege of United States Senator Strom Thurmond (R-SC) is hired by the campaign of San Diego Mayor Pete Wilson (R) to running his campaign for the United States Senate in CA. Polling surveys suggest a very hotly-contested race between Wilson & his Democratic rival, former President Jerry Brown.

Following reports of the Israeli Defense Forces launching full-scale invasion into southern Lebanon, US President Ronald Reagan terminates the USISR Defense Treaty with Israel in retaliation for the controversial military operation. Sources indicate this was at the behest of former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger & US Ambassador to the United Nations Jean Kirkpatrick.

Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin reportedly blasts President Reagan's decision, calling it caving to the crazed Arab Islamists who want to exterminate Israelis from the face of the earth.

Saturday, July 3rd, 1982: The Washington Post reported that the full United States Senate will take up the nomination of George P. Shultz as US Secretary of State following the 4th of July holiday break.

Sunday, July 4th, 1982: The United States celebrates its 206 years of independence during 4th of July festivities across all 51 states including US territories of US Virgin Islands, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands & American Samoa

 

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Monday, July 5th, 1982: Challenger flies to Kennedy Space Center via Ellington Field AFB in Webster, TX.

Tuesday, July 6th, 1982: United States Senator Jim Sasser (D-TN) files legislation on government transparency: Transparency in American Government Act.

Wednesday, July 7th, 1982: English athlete David Moorcrfoft defeats Kenyan Henry Rono's 500m world record by nearly five seconds, 13:00.41 in Oslo, Norway.

Thursday, July 8th, 1982: Mexican President General Oscar Robles meets with Queen Margrethe II of Denmark during Robles' State Visit to the Kingdom of Denmark.

Friday, July 9th, 1982: Michael Fagan breaks into Buckingham Palace in London, Great Britain by entering Queen Elizabeth's bedroom.

Saturday, July 10th, 1982: Mexican President General Oscar Robles delivers major address before Joint Session of the Danish Parliament.

Sunday, July 11th, 1982: Italy defeats West Germany, 3-1 in the 1982 FIFA World Cup championship in Spain.

The Saudi Arabian Intelligence Agency escalates its aggressive crackdown against opponents of the dictatorship of Saudi Arabian President General Jamal Al-Fayheed, who has deemed Saudi journalists criticizing his government as "outside meddling agitators, who need to be wiped off the face of the earth".

Monday, July 12th, 1982: FEMA promises survivors of a nuclear war that they'll be getting mail.

Saudi Arabian President General Jamal Al-Fayheed holds exclusive interview on Saudi state television justifying the controversial National Reorganization Process. He also warns exiles will be targeted overseas in unlimited escalation of the Saudi Arabian Intelligence Agency & the Saudi Arabian Army's 501st Death Squad Battalion: where according to anonymous sources, hundreds of exiles have been killed overseas in places like Turkey, Australia, France, West Germany.

Tuesday, July 13th, 1982: Iran launches the first phase of their invasion into Iraq.

Wednesday, July 14th, 1982: Hong Kongers reelect Jefferson Cheng as the country's 5th Prime Minister, who garnered 73 percent of the vote securing his fourth term; Cheng has held the Prime Ministership since 1965 & won reelection in 1970, 1976.

Thursday, July 15th, 1982: NASA launches Landset 4 into outer space.

Friday, July 16th, 1982: George P. Shultz is confirmed 97-0 by the GOP-controlled United States Senate to become the 60th US Secretary of State. He would be sworn into office the next day on July 17th by US Vice President George H.W. Bush during a Rose Garden ceremony at the White House attended by US President Ronald Reagan & several Cabinet Secretaries.

Saturday, July 17th, 1982: Chilean President Major General Gerald Enriquez announced the major infrastructure rebuilding projects of Valparaiso & surrounding areas of Santiago will continue. The Chilean Ministry of Finance estimates the financial cost of rebuilding will be over $600 billion: this is a result of the deadly Civil War between Argentina & Chile (1978-1981).

Sunday, July 18th, 1982: Groundbreaking ceremony for the Edmund Gerald Brown, Jr., Presidential Museum takes place on the campus of Stanford University in Palo Alto, CA. Construction will likely take awhile to get finished.

United States Senator Edward M. Kennedy (D-MA), whose campaigning for reelection in 1982, attacks the Reagan administration's domestic policies on Education; Health Care; Agriculture; Kennedy also blasts the Reagan administration's foreign policy initiatives. Political analysts say it's possible Senator Kennedy might launch a second campaign for the Presidency in 1984.

Monday, July 19th, 1982: AZ Governor Bruce Babbitt (D) & LA Governor David Treen (R) are interviewed on ABC News during the Summer annual meeting of the National Governors Association in Annapolis, MD.

Tuesday, July 20th, 1982: Taiwanese President Chiang Ching-kuo signs EO-773 which gives the Taiwanese Army's 81st Squadron Battalion the green-light to arrest dissidents, crackdown against opponents of the Chiang Dictatorship & also enforces the National Reorganization Process.

Wednesday, July 21st, 1982: France performs nuclear test at Mururod Atoll.

Thursday, July 22nd, 1982: Academic Test Proceeding Service is formed in Seattle, WA St.

Friday, July 23rd, 1982: During filming of 'Twilight Zone: The Movie': Vic Morrow & two child actors are killed in helicopter stunt accident in Indian Dunes, CA.

Saturday, July 24th, 1982: US Senate Majority Leader Howard Baker (R-TN) blocks the Healthcare Reform Act from making it to the Senate floor, which was being sponsored by United States Senator Edward M. Kennedy (D-MA).

Sunday, July 25th, 1982: Zail Singh is inaugurated as the 7th President of India inside the Parliament Building in New Delhi, India.

Monday, July 26th, 1982: Canada's Anik D1 Comsat launched by US Delta rocket.

Tuesday, July 27th, 1982: Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi visits the United States for the first time since 1971.

Wednesday, July 28th, 1982: Pope Carlos I holds Courtesy Call with Indonesian President Suharto at the Apostolic Palace in Vatican City.

Thursday, July 29th, 1982: Encouraged by former Argentinian President Isabel Peron, an estimated 57,773 Peronists march in the streets of Buenos Aires & demand full restoration of democracy.

Israeli military troops begin expelling Palestinians from southern Lebanon during Operation Swaggering; the expelled Palestinians find refuge in Syria & Lybia.

Paraguayan President Andres Rodriguez meets with Taiwanese Ambassador to Paraguay General Wang Sheng to discuss close bilateral relations between the two nations during a special courtesy call at the Presidential Palace in Asuncion.

Friday, July 30th, 1982: US President Ronald Reagan pushes more trigger buttons by vetoing the Public Education Opportunity Act, angering advocates of public education. Reagan justifies vetoing the legislation as too costly for taxpayers & egregious meddling from the federal government into education in the states.

Saturday, July 31st, 1982: United States Senator J. Bennett Johnston (D-LA) announced his endorsement of former LA Governor Edwin Edwards (D)'s campaign for the Governorship in 1983.

 

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Sunday, August 1st, 1982: Chilean President Major General Gerald Enriquez announcing he intends to extend his term via plebiscite in 1988, which political observers view as a likely victory for Enriquez which cements his control of the Presidency by March 11th, 1997.

Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak extends the national emergency powers across Egypt. It's been in place following the assassination of then-Egyptian President Anwar Sadat on October 6th, 1981.

Former Philippine President Diosdado Macapagal debuts his memoirs called "Leadership in a chaotic world" detailing accomplishments of his presidency from December 30th, 1961 to December 30th, 1965.

Monday, August 2nd, 1982: French President Francois Mitterrand suffers another fainting spell during a working visit to Denmark. Spokesperson for Elysse Palace says the French President is resting under doctors' orders.

Tuesday, August 3rd, 1982: Pierce County Executive Booth Gardner (D) announcing his intentions of seeking the WA St Governor's Mansion in 1984 against incumbent WA St Governor Dennis Spellman (R).

Wednesday, August 4th, 1982: ID Governor John V. Evans (D) signs the Idahoans for Fair Education Act into law.

Thursday, August 5th, 1982: Miss Universe Italy organization announcing that 1st Runner-up Monica Panetta will be named as the new Miss Universe Italy titleholder after authorities declared Luciana Olivitali presumed dead.

Due to certain international incidents, the Miss Universe Organization announcing they'll push back the Miss Universe 1982 pageant to later in the Fall: the upcoming pageant is still going to take place in Lima, Peru.

 

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Friday, August 6th, 1982: The United States led by US Ambassador to the United Nations Jean Kirkpatrick vetoes UN resolution condemning Israel's invasion into southern Lebanon during Operation Swaggering.

The South African Army 773rd Death Squad Battalion reportedly is deployed into the borders of Kenya amid allegations that the apartheid government of South Africa is plotting to launch a violent attack on Kenya.

The Telegraph reported incidents of the Massive Resistance of conservatives against the nationalistic rule of Zimbabwean President Canaan Banana. An estimated 6,000+ marched on the streets demanding full restoration of democracy.

Saturday, August 7th, 1982: Italian Prime Minister Giovanni Spadolini resigns from office.

Sunday, August 8th, 1982: US President Ronald Reagan delivers radio address from Camp David about the latest legislative accomplishments & foreign policy achievements.

CA Governor Mervyn Dymally (D), MI Governor William Milliken (R) & IL Governor Big Jim Thompson (R) all interviewed by Bernard Shaw on CNN discussion on Leadership of the States & Territories.

Monday, August 9th, 1982: United States Senator Morris Udall (D-AZ) calls for congressional oversight on the Reagan administration's foreign policy priorities & cited the administration's refusal to fostering cooperation with Congress.

Tuesday, August 10th, 1982: Eyewitnesses said they saw someone whose resemblance to MS State Attorney General Bill Allain (D) coming out of a motel in the outskirts of Jackson, MS. Allegations surfaced that Allain might be involved with strange cast of characters.

US Secretary of State George P. Shultz meets with Brazilian President Joao Figueredo in Brasilia to discuss US-Brazil diplomatic relations & bilateral cooperation including the possibility that the USBRZ military alliance might get restored.

Wednesday, August 11th, 1982: PA State Treasurer Budd Dwyer (R) forecasts the Commonwealth could be having rough economic times as the national economic recession is hampering the Keystone State & depleting a once strong budget surplus leading to large budget shortfall of $557 billion.

Former US Vice President Edward W. Brooke is interviewed by Ted Koppel of ABC News discussing the upcoming 1982 Midterms, the national economic recession & his thoughts on the Reagan administration.

United States Senator Gary Hart (D-CO) declines to say whether he'll be seeking reelection in 1986. Hart also stated he's considering campaigning for the 1984 Democratic Party presidential nomination.

Thursday, August 12th, 1982: Mexico announcing the country cannot pay its large foreign debts on time, which triggers a massive debt crisis which quickly spreads throughout Latin America.

British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher gives the green-light for Green Berets of the Royal British Army in beginning Operation Cleansing. Critics allege Thatcher's controversial initiative is nothing more than a smoke screen to support South African President Marais Viljoen's controversial military operations against Kenya.

 

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Friday, August 13th, 1982: In Hong Kong, health warnings on cigarette packets are made statutory.

Queen Margrethe II of Denmark shares a smoke with Saudi Arabian President General Jamal Al-Fayheed during his working visit to Denmark at the Christisn IX Palace in Copenhagen. It's well-known that Margrethe II is a chain-smoker including her husband, Prince Consort Henrik.

Saturday, August 14th, 1982: The Miss Universe Organization announced that the upcoming Miss Universe 1982 pageant will be held on October 22nd in Lima, Peru.

Sunday, August 15th, 1982: ABC 7 WLS-TV Chicago hosts gubernatorial town hall forum between incumbent IL Governor Big Jim Thompson (R), whose seeking reelection to 3rd term & his Democratic opponent, former United States Senator Adlai Stevenson, III (D-IL).

Monday, August 16th, 1982: Miss Universe 1981 Dominique Dufour of Canada meets with Taiwanese President Chiang Ching-kuo at the Presidential Office Building in Taipei during Courtesy Call.

Jamaican Prime Minister Edward Seaga, Barbadoian Prime Minister Tom Adams, Brazilian President Joao Figueredo sign the South America-Carribbean Mutual Economic Development Pact.

Park Geun-hye, the daughter of the late Korean President Park Chung-hee begins writing memoirs called "Life in Cheong Wa Dae" detailing her life story including defending the legacy her late parents.

Tuesday, August 17th, 1982: First compact discs (CD) are being produced in Germany.

Wednesday, August 18th, 1982: Congressmen Mickey Leland (D-TX 18th) & Henry Gonzalez (D-TX 20th) both boldly predict that TX State Attorney General Mark W. White, Jr., (D) will defeat incumbent TX Governor William P. Clements, Jr., (R) in the 1982 TX gubernatorial election.

Thursday, August 19th, 1982: Acceding to the demands from the staunch hardliners, South African President Marais Viljoen reluctantly gives the green-light for the controversial triple-pronged attack on Kenya in Operation Cleansing which results in a full-scale deadly & bloody war, which will result in mass casualties.

Kenyan President Daniel Arap Moi during a scaled-down nationwide address from the Presidential Palace, declares that South Africa has launched an illegal invasion & calls on the international community to support Kenya. Kenyan Armed Forces calls on massive deployments of soldiers including reservists.

Friday, August 20th, 1982: Lebanese Civil War: Multinational forces land in Beirut oversees PLO withdrawal from Lebanon altogether.

Saturday, August 21st, 1982: Due to security concerns, the Presidential Office of Korean President Chun Doo-hwan announcing President Chun has canceled an upcoming visit to Mexico until further notice due to massive protests against the authoritarian military dictatorship of Mexican President General Oscar Robles, whose autocratic aggressive crackdown against student demonstrators caused backlash including the ongoing Inflation Crisis.

Sunday, August 22nd, 1982: Saudi Arabian President General Jamal Al-Fayheed meets with King Olav V of Norway in Oslo.

Monday, August 23rd, 1982: CO Governor Dick Lamm (D) pushes trigger buttons by questioning whether the City of Los Angeles deserved the 1984 Summer Olympics; Lamm viewed the hype of Los Angeles getting the Summer Olympics as a typical gimmick with no substance. In response, CA Governor Mervyn Dymally (D) calls Lamm "one lazy fucking moron who needs to shut up!"

Tuesday, August 24th, 1982: French President Francois Mitterrand suffers another fainting spell once again which alarms his family & close friends; this results in more concerns about the health of the unconventional French President.

Wednesday, August 25th, 1982: Donald Trump buys the NFL's Buffalo Bills for $625 billion & orders a full restructure of the Wilson Stadium.

Protesters painting offensive graffiti on the walls of the gated walls of the Summer Residence of French President Francois Mitterrand: The graffiti says "Long Live Cancer! Die Old Goat! God Bless Cancer! Free France from the Mitterrand Freak!"

Queen Elizabeth II narrowly escaped another unsuccessful assassination attempt while she was working inside her private office at Buckingham Palace. The security protocol is strongly restructured & aggressively constructed into preventing future incidents again.