Former Navy Man Faces Spy Charges in San Diego
Retired radioman Michael H. Allen, 53, who had access to classified material while employed at a Philippines based base, faces court martial in San Diego after N S I C arrest on December 4. He worked at the Naval Telecommunications Center and is jailed in San Diego. Authorities did not identify involved countries or payers.
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San Diego
Navy
U.S
Philippines
Michael H. Allen
Naval Security Investigative Command
Grain export hopes dim as world wheat rise nears record
Washington AP reports that world wheat production is rising toward record levels. The Agriculture Department projects global grain stocks at 385 million tons by year end, up nearly 20 million tons from last month, dampening U S export prospects.
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Washington
U.S
Agriculture Department
Department
France Secures Release of Two Hostages in Beirut Deal
Paris reports France won the release of Philippe Rochot and Georges Hansen from Beirut abductors after political concessions to Iran and paying about 2.3 million dollars. Prime Minister Chirac says only state negotiations were involved. Aurel Cornea and Jean-Louis Normandin remain missing.
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Paris
France
Beirut
Iran
Liberation
Jacques Chirac
Philippe Rochot
Georges Hansen
Antenna 2
Aurel Cornea
Jean-Louis Normandin
Gift Ticket program rewards safe drivers at Springfield market
Police in Springfield Oregon issue $5 gift tickets to drivers who wear seat belts obey speed limits and show courtesy. The program begun Wednesday runs through New Year’s Day at Waremart which donated 500 dollars to fund the effort. Police Chief Rob Deu Pree said the plan rewards 90 percent of law abiding motorists.
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Springfield
Orc
Rob Deu Pree
Deu Pree
Waremart
North linked to Swiss bank accounts in Iran arms deal
Two middlemen claim Oliver North coordinated the Iran arms sale profits deposited in a Swiss account linked to Lake Resources. They say North controlled the funds and acted largely on his own, with Richard Secord as another conduit, while Reagan and Khomeini’s knowledge remain uncertain.
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Washington
White House
Oliver North
Iran
North
National Security Council
Manucher Ghorbanifar
Adnan Khashoggi
Tional
Robert McFarlane
Lebanon
Tehran
Iraq
Ghorbanifar
Khashoggi
Mir Hossein Mousavi
Reagan
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini
NSC
Edwin Meese III
Meese
United States
Benjamin Weir
Monte Carlo
Lake Resources
CIA
Willam J. Casey
Richard V. Secord
Secord
Weapons Said Needed For Communism Fight
Israeli arms dealer Yaakov Nimrodi quotes an Iranian official saying Western weapons are necessary to prevent Iran falling to communists after Khomeini. The claim cites a July 1985 letter and notes a London meeting in August 1985 with Nimrodi, Kimche, and Robert McFarlane.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
U.S
Iran
West
Ayatollah
Ruhollah
Khomeini
Lebanon
Yaakov Nimrodi
Nimrodi
Associated Press
Hashemi Rafsanjani
Irani
United States
Maariv
Europe
London
Foreign Ministry
David Kimche
Robert McFarlane
Raeli
McFarlane
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Kimche
Rafsanjani
Wall Street Journal
OPEC Ministers Push for Oil at Eighteen Dollars a Barrel
In Geneva several OPEC ministers urge raising prices to $18 from $13 to $15. They discuss pricing mechanics and a technical experts committee to advise the ministerial conference while production cuts are seen as an urgent necessity.
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Geneva
OPEC
Mana Saeed Oteiba
United Arab Emirates
Ali Khalifa al-Sabah
al-Sabah
Oteiba
Etienne Tchioba
Rilwanu Lukman
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Iran and Soviet Union sign broad economic cooperation
Iran reports a signed protocol with the Soviet Union on commerce banking transportation fisheries and power plant projects in Iran. The agreement includes returning Soviet technicians who were aiding in Isfahan steel mill and two Iranian power plants, withdrawn in 1985 amid Iraqi air raids.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Iran
Soviet Union
Moscow
Islamic Republic
Javad Iravani
Konstantin Katushev
New State Committee For Foreign Economic Relations
IRNA
Isfahan
Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Contact Info
The notice lists subscription options 3 months 21 dollars 6 months 42 dollars 12 months 84 dollars and contact numbers for classifieds and news tips. It provides office address 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29802 and mailing details with payment instruction to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken, S.C
Aiken Standard — Pbm
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Michael D. Jarrett
State Department of Health and Environmental Control
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Zeitun
House Energy and Commerce Committee
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D-Mich
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Ivan Boesky
Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Association
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Gary Hines
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Benton
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Greensboro, N.C
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