Reagan Announces Measures Against Soviets Over Poland
President Reagan, amid Poland's martial law crisis, plans to block Siberia to Western Europe natural gas pipeline equipment, halt high technology exports to the Soviet Union, and suspend Soviet maritime and aviation rights in a “tightening the screws” move.
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Senator Proxmire calls for international nuclear cleanup force
Senator William Proxmire urged a leading role for the United States in forming an international force to handle aftermaths of nuclear explosions. He warned the world is unprepared for catastrophe and urged an international conference on proliferation and a plan for cleanup, medical care, and humanitarian aid.
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Child’s ice cream plea turns into plain speaking
A 2 year old asked her father for ice cream, then her mother with no luck. After minutes she asked again in a cheeky way referring to vanilla ice cream, leaving adults pondering moderation and overeating.
Budget cuts won't hurt justice role, Cain says
Marshall Cain, deputy assistant attorney general, told the Aiken Rotary Club that federal budget cuts will have little effect on the U S Justice Department and law enforcement. He noted Congress is reluctant to cut funds and highlighted planned criminal justice reforms including changes to bail laws and sentencing to reduce crime and limit early parole. Cain described his role coordinating between the department and Congress and spoke of adjusted life in McLean Virginia with his wife and children.
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Auto Insurance Rates Scheduled To Increase
In Columbia the Insurance Services Office ISO approved a 12.5 percent rate hike for drivers with policies from 150 ISO clients. The approved rise comes after negotiations and is far below the 54 percent ISO had requested. Major ISO members include Allstate American Mutual Southern Farm Bureau State Automobile Mutual U S Fidelity and Guaranty and U S Automobile Association.
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Ex Ambassador Urges Total Trade Cut With Poland and USSR
Former Polish ambassador to Japan, who left the regime in protest, calls on the United States to cut off all trade with Poland and the Soviet Union. He says no trade, no food, no credits to the Polish military government and blames the USSR for sustaining the junta. The U.S. has halted food aid but stopped short of a full embargo.
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