Rostow Resigns In Arms Policy Shake-Up
Washington AP arms control chief Eugene V Rostow resigns amid a clash with Senate conservatives and a policy rethink as Reagan nominates Kenneth Adelman to replace him. Rostow returns to Yale Law School. Reagan pledges continued arms control efforts to reduce conflict risks.
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UN Offered As Summit Site
United Nations Secretary General Javier Perez de Cuellar proposes the UN as a neutral meeting site for a Reagan Andropov summit. Both leaders have floated the idea and Perez de Cuellar plans to discuss the proposal with President Reagan at the White House on Friday.
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Congress Backs Cabinet Woman Likely for HHS Post
Margaret Heckler wins initial congressional support for secretary of health and human services. Some critics on abortion issues still react favorably to her Reagan Cabinet nomination, making her a potential third female cabinet member.
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Executives Arrested in $100000 Sentry Heist
Bronx District Attorney Merola says three Sentry Armored Car Courier executives face grand larceny charges for stealing $100000 from a Chemical Bank fund used for small bills. He links the case to prior $11 million robbery and $225000 disappearance, noting horrendous security and sacks of money left around.
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