Reagan offers to meet Andropov for disarmament pact
In Berlin Reagan proposes to meet Yuri Andropov wherever and whenever he wants to seal a disarmament pact. The plan reflects his zero option stance and aims to spur a summit with the Soviet leader. Vice President Bush read the open letter to Europeans in Berlin.
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George Bush
Nigerian Immigrants Sought in Sweep After Expulsion Order
Nigerian immigration officers began a hotel and business sweep for illegal aliens defying an expulsion order that took effect at midnight Monday. The operation, announced by the Immigration Department, appeared low-key with no violence or mass arrests reported.
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Guerrillas Seize Eastern City in El Salvador Conflict
Guerrillas claim their biggest prize of the war by taking Berlin in two days of heavy fighting and bombing. About 40 civilians were killed. journalists saw corpses of two soldiers and at least three police taken prisoner. Berlin garrison had around 100 troops and police.
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Red Cross
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Defense Leaders Urge West Not To Use Nuclear Weapons
Former defense chiefs from Germany Britain and the United States urged a Western pledge not to be first to use nuclear arms against the Soviet Union. They called for stronger non-nuclear forces to back the promise with a Washington news conference led by Lee and Robert S. McNamara former defense secretary.
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Admiral Bowden warns Lebanon stay could hurt NATO drills
Vice Admiral William H. Bowden, commander of the U S sixth Fleet, says a long stay in Lebanese waters could impair NATO readiness by keeping his flotilla away from spring NATO exercises as 1,200 U S Marines serve there. He spoke from the USS Puget Sound off Lebanon.
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Chairman Urges Swift Action on Social Security Plan
Rep. Dan Rostenkowski says rapid action is essential to enact a delicate Social Security rescue plan. The chair of the Ways and Means Committee notes hearings begin on a $168 billion bipartisan bailout package from the National Commission on Social Security Reform.
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Automakers Revive Convertible Tops To Rebuild Image
Detroit based report notes automakers push retractable roofs to boost profits and public appeal. Rising thefts and safety concerns, plus air conditioning, helped end ragtops, but nostalgia and fresh air fans welcome their return after 1976 marked Cadillac’s last U.S. built convertible.
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Barnwell Plant May Close Under Pressure From Budget Stance
The Barnwell Nuclear Fuel Plant faces closure if Congress or private buyers do not provide funding. Allied Corp. official Brian Forrow warns the facility could become inoperable after June 1 without new money, as Reagan's 1984 budget offers no reprocessing support.
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North Carolina Trucker Killed as Strike Escalates
A nationwide independent truckers strike sparks violence in 10 states. In North Carolina a driver on U S 701 was shot and killed as a truck was attacked with bullets. Utah reports a driver shot in Brigham City with uncertain strike links.
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Reagan Visits Chrysler Plant in Fenton Amid Economic Push
President Reagan flies from Washington to St. Louis to tour a Chrysler Corp plant in Fenton as unemployment lingers above the national average. His trip comes after submitting a fiscal 1984 budget focused on Pentagon spending and debt interest, in a drive to counter sagging economic support.
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Democrats press to reshape Reagan budget in Congress
After Reagan submits an 848.5 billion 1984 budget Democrats push competing deficit-cut proposals. House Speaker ONeill and Senate Budget Chair Chiles say passage will be difficult, while Rep Jones calls the plan a repeat of prior years. Republicans offer milder criticism as they forecast large changes in the blueprint. Reagan aides defend the proposal before the House Appropriations Committee.
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Augusta Council Backs L-Reactor Restart Plan
Savannah River Plant area governments move to support restarting the L-Reactor mothballed since 1968. Beaufort County backs a legal push for a detailed environmental and health impact study. A Feb. 9 Senate hearing in North Augusta targets the issue.
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Yale Letters Question Real or Phony in Advice Column
ANN LANDERS says Yale letters are literate yet often phony and notes she has received hundreds over the years. BROTHER DAVE GARDNER jokes about life after heart surgery stating he owes $20,000 and went through a pacemaker procedure. JULIE ANDREWS to receive Harvard Hasty Pudding Woman of the Year award for playing a man in Victor Victoria and Steven Spielberg named Man of the Year for E T the Extra Terrestrial.
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