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Reagan didn't close institutions - Vimarsana News

Reagan didn't close institutions

In response to Mr. Robert Kahn’s June 27 letter on homelessness in the Conejo Valley, I would like to correct one glaring error that he made. Mr. Kahn states: “The Reagan administration closed all mental institutions.” I’ve heard this myth stated by some politically motivated individuals before. However, this statement is patently false. In 1980,

The Five Sullivan Brothers Remembered in Belgium - Vimarsana News

The Five Sullivan Brothers Remembered in Belgium

A remembrance event for the Five Sullivan Brothers who fought in WWII, hosted by the Irish in Europe association.

Sullivan brothers: WWII heroes honored by Cork mayor - Vimarsana News

Sullivan brothers: WWII heroes honored by Cork mayor

The Sullivan brothers, who were all killed on the same day during WWII and had roots in Co Cork, were commemorated at an Irish in Europe Remembrance event in Brussels.

Inflation has helped decide elections worldwide. Here's what that means for the midterms. - Vimarsana News

Inflation has helped decide elections worldwide. Here's what that means for the midterms.

Inflation helped fuel government turnover across the world, some experts said.

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Inflation has helped decide elections worldwide. Here's what that means for the midterms. - WEIS - Vimarsana News

Inflation has helped decide elections worldwide. Here's what that means for the midterms. - WEIS

(NEW YORK) -- As the midterm elections begin, sky-high prices for essentials like food and gasoline have become a major line of criticism leveled at Democrats, who control the White House and Congress. In fact, the issue may be enough to drive the incumbent party out of power -- just as it has helped fuel