Reagan Says US Will Keep 39000 Troops In Korea
President Reagan announced the United States will maintain its 39,000 combat troops on the Korean peninsula. He offered to sell weapons and defense tech to South Korea and suggested possible force enhancements short of more ground troops. Aiming to repair strained ties, he vowed ongoing consultations and rejected plans to withdraw forces, praising a continuing close alliance.
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GM Reports First Loss Since 1921 Amid Auto Industry Slump
General Motors posts a $763 million loss for 1980, first annual loss since 1921, as Chrysler and Ford are expected to report larger losses. GM’s fourth quarter shows a profit of $62 million, while industry outlook remains bleak.
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A note expresses gratitude to individuals who contributed funds toward the dinner, recognizing their generosity and essential role in making the event possible.
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