Sweden recalls ambassador over Soviet submarines near Musko Island
Sweden charges six Soviet submarines operated near its Musko Island base in October 1982. One mini-sub reportedly crawled on the seafloor toward Stockholm harbor as Sweden recalls its ambassador for briefing on the findings. Boris Pankin to be summoned for a formal diplomatic protest. Also in Lisbon, Soares led Socialists to the most votes but seeks a coalition without the Communists and contemplates a party referendum.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Moscow
Musko Island
Lisbon
Portugal
Mario Soares
Soares
Socialist Party
Internal Protest Erupts Over Reagan Civil Rights Policy
Washington reports a dispute within the Reagan administration as Timothy Cook accuses William Bradford Reynolds of overruling senior career attorneys on handicapped rights cases. Reynolds calls the charges misleading and unfair in his Monday response to Attorney General William French Smith.
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Washington
Justice Department
William French Smith
Timothy Cook
William Bradford Reynolds
Reynolds
Cook
Senator Hails Reagan Backing of New Department of Trade
Sen. William V. Roth Jr. urged creation of a cabinet level Department of Trade saying Reagan backing is timely. He cited current trade policy as costing thousands of U.S. jobs as administration officials endorsed consolidating export policy under a single agency. Commerce Secretary Baldrige proposed abolishing his department to form the new agency with Brock leading trade policy.
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Washington
Senate
Department of Trade
Reagan
United States
William V. Roth Jr
R-Del
Commerce
Malcolm Baldrige
Baldrige
U.S
William Brock
Senator Russell seeks probe of Mondale campaign donation
State Senator Norma Russell requests an investigation into a $250 contribution by Alcoholic Beverage Control commissioner Eliott D. Thompson to Walter Mondale’s 1984 presidential campaign. The February donation prompted the inquiry.
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Sen
Russell
Mondale
Columbia
Norma Russell
Walter F. Mondale
Eliott D. ‘‘Duby
Thompson
Samantha Smith Receives Friendly Andropov Letter
Ten year old Samantha Smith, whose handwritten note to Soviet leader Yuri Andropov drew global attention, says his reply read like a letter from a friend. Andropov pledged no nuclear war and invited her to visit Russia this summer.
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Manchester, Maine
Samantha Smith
Yuri V. Andropov
Samantha
Andropov
Russia
Notable Family Tales And Olympic Fundraising Ventures
Lady Bird Johnson recalls Lyndon Johnson’s influence during 38 years of marriage while visiting San Antonio for a bronze plaque. Brooke Shields receives Princeton admission offer with May 1 decision deadline. Michael Reagan plans cross lake boating fundraisers to aid the 1984 U S Olympic effort, seeking over 2 million dollars.
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Lady Bird Johnson
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
San Antonio
Texas
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Reagan
Michael Reagan
U.S. Olympic Committee
Chicago
Detroit
Lake Michigan
Lake Huron
Los Angeles
Shultz Starts Mideast Talks On Lebanon Troop Withdrawal
Secretary of State George P. Shultz begins intensive consultations in Cairo with President Mubarak and Foreign Minister Aly as he seeks to unlock the Lebanon troop withdrawal deadlock. He will meet U S ambassadors and may visit Syria Jordan and Saudi Arabia as Habib joins the effort.
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Cairo
Egypt
George P. Shultz
Israel
Lebanon
Shultz
Hosni Mubarak
Kabbeh Palace
Kamal Hassan Aly
U.S
Mideast
Algeria
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Jordan
Tunisia
Reagan
Philip C. Habib
State Department
John Hughes
Khalde
Seasort
Beirut
Youssi Amihad
Hughes
West Bank
Jordan River
Gaza Strip
Hussein
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Middle East
Menachem Begin
Jerusalem
White House
Special Envoy To Be Named For Central America War
Reagan plans to name a special envoy to Central America as he prepares a major address to Congress. The move follows criticism of aid efforts and comes as lawmakers return from visits to El Salvador and Nicaragua. The letter to Rep. Clarence Long is expected after subcommittee action on a $60 million emergency aid request for El Salvador.
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Washington
Reagan
Congress
el Salvador
Nicaragua
State Department
Clarence Long
House
Administration
Long
Andrews Air Force Base
Courts May Remap State Senate in South Carolina
House Speaker Ramon Schwartz cautions courts may redraw Senate districts amid tense reapportionment battles. Debates hinge on balancing population shifts and increasing black-majority districts, with Archibald facing a likely challenge and lawsuits possible if no compromise is reached before year end.
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Columbia
Ramon Schwartz
Senate
Sumter
House
Sen
Rembert Dennis
Berkeley County
Francis Archibald
Berkeley
Archibald
Dennis
General Assembly
Schwartz
Greenville News
Hospitals Restrict Indigent Admissions In SC
South Carolina regional hospitals in Greenville Spartanburg Columbia Lexington and Charleston limited indigent patient admissions after spending about 40 million last year on care for the poor. Hospitals now restrict non emergency care to emergency patients or residents within county lines.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Greenville
Spartanburg
Lexington
Charleston
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Princeton
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Lancaster
Las Vegas
Jessica Schexnayder
Jeanerette
Marie Harding
Lavonia
Kathy Dedeaux
Jackson
Larry Speakes
Central America
Speakes
REP
Clarence D. Long
Subcommittee
Culler
Aucusta Road
Aiken, SC
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