Reagan Nominates Kelley to Federal Reserve Board
President Reagan nominates Houston investment counselor Edward W. Kelley to the Federal Reserve Board to fill the vacancy left by Emmett Rice. If approved, Kelley would serve until January 31, 1990, joining four Reagan appointees as the board seeks to fill a second vacancy.
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Reagan
Houston
Edward W. Kelley
Federal Reserve Board
U.S
Kelley
Treasury
James A. Baker III
Senate
Emmett Rice
Henry Wallich
Nixon
Leif Olsen
New York
Citibank
Military State Of Alert Heightened
The Pentagon said U S military installations worldwide were put on alert due to a raised risk of terrorist attacks. State Department officials have declined comment and embassies abroad are believed to have received a similar security alert. Pentagon spokesmen did not detail Measures at bases in response to the January 17 order following a corrected briefing.
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U.S
Pentagon
State Department
Robert Sims
Sims
White House weighs options if Casey cannot return to work
President’s aides say they are not drawing up a list of replacements for CIA Director William J. Casey, who faces brain tumor surgery and cancer treatment. Speakes noted Regan could discuss contingencies while Casey remains hospitalized since December 18.
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Kesman Larry Speakes
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New York Times
Casey
Speakes
Donald T. Regan
Weath er Underground founder arrested in Oregon case
Silas Trim Bissell 44, once a rising poet and physical therapist, was captured in Eugene after 14 years of FBI pursuit linked to a 1970s ROTC bombing attempt. He denied nothing when identified from a wanted poster and awaits Friday hearing without bond.
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Weather Underground
ROTC
Silas Trim Bissell
Bisell
Terence Peter Jackson
Oregon University City
FBI
Norman Mollerup
Bissell
Trim
Carter documents to be opened Tuesday at Carter Library
Former President Jimmy Carter will preside at a ribbon cutting Tuesday when more than 6 million pages from his administration are opened for researchers at the Carter Library in Atlanta. National security papers, including Iranian hostage crisis materials, are excluded from the release.
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Jimmy Carter
Carter
Jill Merrill
National Archives and Record Service
Carter Library
Atlanta
White House
Andrei Sakharov
Reagan State of the Union eyed to address Iran Contra crisis
Republicans hope Topic A will surface in Reagan's State of the Union address. Some lawmakers want a clear handling of Iran Contra to restore confidence, while White House aides hint he may touch on it but avoid explosions or apologies.
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State of Union
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Reagan
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House of Representatives
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Iowa
Ripon Society
Iran Civilians Die in Iraqi Air Raids on Qom and Other Cities
Iraq says its air force hit five Iranian cities including Qom killing 100 civilians in Qom alone. Iran vows to press the war as Baghdad reports 370 missions and claims Iraqi planes destroyed targets.
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Crowe Says SDI Deployment Decision Is Premature
Adm. William J. Crowe Jr. told Senate Armed Services Committee it is too soon to decide on deploying Star Wars or the Strategic Defense Initiative. Defense Secretary Weinberger urged phased deployment as soon as effective, while Meese pressed for early action despite opposition and budget gaps.
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Reagan Administration
SDI
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William J. Crowe Jr
Senate Armed Services Committee
Crowe
Defense
Caspar W. Weinberger
House Budget Committee
Edwin Meese III
Reagan
Dan Quayle
Rind
Quayle
Pentagon to Form Defense Cooperation Steering Group
The Pentagon will create the Defense Cooperation Working Group to oversee international weapon development projects. It will track ongoing efforts and propose new joint ventures with all friendly nations, expanding beyond NATO to include non European partners.
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Pentagon
Defense
William H. Taft
Defense Cooperation Working Group
Taft
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Justice Department pushes overturn of Miranda ruling
A Justice Department report urges developing a new legal principle to replace the 1966 Miranda decision requiring police to advise suspects of rights. Attorney General Meese backs the goal though no case has yet been identified to challenge Miranda. He has long criticized the rule, claiming it hampers police and aids guilty defendants.
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Justice Department
Supreme Court
Terry Eastland
Edwin Meese III
Stephen J. Markham
Office of Legal Policy
Anda
Meese
Aiken Standard Subscription and Contact Details
The notice lists subscription rates and contact numbers for classified ads and news ideas. It gives office hours at 124 Rutland Drive and the mailing address at Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802. Payment terms include all advance payments to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription.
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Rutland Drive
Aiken, S.C
Aiken Standard — Pbm
Aiken Standard Emergency Numbers Reference
The Aiken Standard provides emergency numbers as a community service. Published by Aiken Communications Inc, the paper indicates it operates weekdays in Aiken, South Carolina and notes its mailing address and second class postage status.
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Aiken Standard
Aiken Communications Inc
P.O
Rutland Drive
Aiken
Aiken, S.C
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