Salvadoran officers reassigned amid death squad ties abroad
Two former Salvadoran intelligence chiefs linked to death squads were reassigned outside the country after U S pressure for exile of implicated officers. U S envoy Richard Stone arrived to push peace talks while El Salvador pressed offensive against guerrilla positions.
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Treasury Police
Richard Stone
San Salvador
Alvaro Magana
Stone
Nicaragua
el Salvador
Kremlin Warns Western Powers Not to Expect Concessions
Moscow reports no progress toward revived arms talks with the United States as the European security conference nears. Gromyko says the January 18 meeting with Shultz in Stockholm aims to reduce tensions but warns concessions depend on NATO moves toward the Eastern Bloc.
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Mondale Frames Deficit Issue in Southern Campaign
Walter Mondale campaigns in Arkansas and Alabama linking federal budget deficits to the 1980 Reagan era. He argues the $200 billion gap under Reagan hurts investment and keeps interest rates high.
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Dollar climbs to record highs against European currencies
The dollar rises to record levels due to high interest rates and tensions, aiding American travelers as overseas purchases and imports become cheaper while U.S. exporters warn of reduced competitiveness. Stocks also gain as the dollar strengthens.
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Syrians Israelis UK New Security Plan
Lebanese officials say Syria and Israel endorsed a plan to separate Lebanon's civil war combatants while U S Marines remain in Beirut. If enacted, Gemayel would ask the United States France Italy and Britain to keep troops to stabilize the cease-fire and extend government control. In southern Lebanon Israeli forces faced attacks tied to a major air assault, with casualties reported and a Shiite clerical reaction against both Israel and the United States.
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Officials Hopeful Marines Will Return From Lebanon Plan
U S officials express optimism that a Saudi backed plan to extend Gemayel government authority in Lebanon could lead to withdrawal of foreign forces. The security plan may precede a reconvened reconciliation conference and a shift of Marines from Beirut airport if it becomes a neutral zone.
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Syria
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Goodman
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Hikers Forced To Abandon Friend In Sudden Winter Storm
In a Safford Arizona rescue tale a couple abandoning a friend in a mountain storm left William Dever 33 a University of Arizona graduate student to die as rescuers arrived. Nanette Bohren 39 was flown to a Tucson hospital after the trip with Craig Bohren 43 and Dever turned dangerous.
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State Department of Public Safety
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Craig
Dever
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Safford
Momentum in the Nation as Kennedy Heads to Florida
Sen Edward M Kennedy hospitalised with hepatitis and dehydration plans Florida trip to visit his ailing mother. Kennedy 51 admitted to George Washington University Hospital after mild hepatitis ulcer dehydration and gastro intestinal flu symptoms. Kennedy aide said hepatitis A linked to contaminated food or water. Kennedy walked with son Patrick and daughter Kara before plans to recover at home.
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Shrum
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Kara
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