Trudeau Warns Reagan on Cruise Missile Testing
Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau warned Vice President George Bush that U S cruise missile testing in Western Canada is a serious problem for Ottawa. He noted 80,000 demonstrators opposed Canadian approval and cited terrain resembling Moscow as a key concern while Bush emphasized NATO defense ties to the project.
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Pierre Trudeau
U.S
Canada
Trudeau
George Bush
Moscow
Bush
Police record suspects in patrol cars to aid investigations
Orlando police admit secretly taping conversations in back seats for at least five years to protect life and prevent crime. Critics call the policy terrible as officers say recordings help clear up crime scene confusion and guide investigations.
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Orlando
Fla
Ronald Ferguson
Hollings Calls Time Running Out For Brown Lung Victims
Sen. Ernest F. Hollings reintroduced a bill to compensate workers harmed by brown lung disease. He warned on the Senate floor that thousands of retired mill workers with 30 to 50 years in textile mills are physically and financially crippled by the ailment.
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Washington
Ernest F. Hollings
South Carolina
Democrat
Senate
Detailed Beach Erosion Study To Be Recommended By Corps
A preliminary Army Corps of Engineers report will urge a comprehensive study of federal involvement in a Grand Strand beach renourishment plan. The end of month briefing, delayed briefly, aims to gauge erosion severity and solvability after last winter's damaging storms.
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Army Corps of Engineers
Grand Strand
Robert Barnard
Strand
Reagan: Safety Of Homeland At Stake In Central America
President Reagan warns that the safety of the homeland is at risk in Central America as Congress weighs his aid package for El Salvador and CIA support for Nicaraguan rebels. He urges bipartisan backing while some lawmakers seek to cut covert aid and delay votes.
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Reagan
Central America
el Salvador
CIA
Congress
U.S
House Intelligence Committee
Edward P. Boland
D-Mass
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Senate
United States
Vietnam
Reagan Formula Will Fail says Dodd in Democratic reply
Sen Christopher Dodd derides Reagan Central America address as a formula for failure while House leaders and Republicans offer mixed reactions on bipartisan consensus and further aid to El Salvador. Wright cautions against self righteousness and Hollings calls for moderation and peace.
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Washington
Christopher Dodd
Reagan
Central America
Congress
House
Jim Wright
Texas
U.S
Ernest F. Hollings
D-S.c
Shultz Holds Talks With Gemayel Over Lebanon Troop Withdrawal
Secretary of State George P. Shultz met President Amin Gemayel in Beirut amid stalled talks on foreign troop withdrawal. He pledged to redouble U.S. efforts and outlined possible private meetings as Israel and Lebanon press for conditions including a command role for Maj. Saad Haddad. Discussions also touch on possible talks with Syria.
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Lebanon
George P. Shultz
Amin Gemayel
Israel
Shultz
U.S
Maj
Saad Haddad
United States
Syria
Damascus
Beer Open-Container Bill Advances in South Carolina
South Carolina Senate approves an open container bill 28 to 9, sending it to the House as sponsors push to curb possession of beer and wine in moving vehicles. The measure would ban open containers except in luggage or trunk, with action awaited in the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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South Carolina
David Reid
Senate
Reid
Southeastern
Barnwell
General Assembly
Vern Smith
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Smith
Judiciary Committee
Gressette
Teen sentenced for aiding brother in killing father in Cheyenne
Debora Jahnke an 18 year old from Cheyenne received three to eight years in the Wyoming Women’s Center after being found guilty of voluntary manslaughter for helping her 16 year old brother Richard Jahnke kill their abusive father Richard C Jahnke 38. The judge criticized news coverage as incomplete and slanted and noted the siblings face prison terms for the 16 November incident.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Deborah Jahnke
Ramie County
Joseph Maier
Wyoming Women’s Center
Richard
Richard C. Jahnke
Jahnke
Johnny Cash and June Carter wow Budapest audience
Country star Johnny Cash and wife June Carter performed a rare concert in Budapest drawing thousands of Hungarian fans. The Daily News praised Cash’s blend of country, rockabilly and gospel and applauded Carter’s performance and humor.
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June Carter
Budapest
Johnny
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