Bush advised Reagan to halt arms shipments to Iran
George Bush urged President Reagan to stop American arms shipments to Iran during December 1985 and spring 1986 meetings, according to Robert C. McFarlane. The former national security adviser quoted Bush as rarely expressing views but quietly agreeing that ending the shipments was the right move.
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Gasoline prices barely move as wholesale gains loom
Los Angeles area fuel costs held steady over two weeks while wholesale prices rose 1.33 cents. The Lundberg survey of 12,000 stations shows U.S. pump prices at 98.25 cents including taxes, only nine tenths of a cent different from January 2. Analyst Gene Lundberg warns retailers may struggle to pass higher costs if wholesale climbs persist.
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Weather outlook with clear skies and sunny Tuesday
Forecast calls for clear skies tonight and mostly sunny conditions on Tuesday. Overnight lows near mid 30s with highs around 70. Details on Page BA.
Local Notices Of Deaths Listing Several Names
Death notices list multiple individuals including vvessie Able Saluda Lucy Adams Thomson Ga Merline W Arrington Warrenville Edward Coleman Aiken Lizzie D Edwards Aiken Roosevelt Hazel Bath Frank A Jones Augusta Susie E Mathis Augusta Margolese C Steed Jackson Johnnie Tyre Bath Pearce Winfield St Augustine Fla See details on Page 6A.
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Tremor Strikes Soviet Central Asia Killing Hundreds in Sharora
An earthquake near Tadzhikistan buried the village of Sharora under a 45 foot wall of mud killing up to a thousand people as rescue teams and troops moved in. Officials cited 6.0 magnitude per USGS while Tass reported hundreds dead with uncertain totals.
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San Franciscans Celebrate 49ers Super Bowl Victory
Tens of thousands of fans packed streets as authorities reported 86 arrests amid a jubilant San Francisco celebration for the 49ers last minute Super Bowl win. In Cincinnati fans left Fountain Square Plaza after the defeat, some cried, others shrugged. Most arrests related to alcohol. windows were broken and a handgun shot into a house window was reported but no injuries. Linda Bergelte waved a pennant amid barricades and praised the world champions.
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Quiet Miami after shooting in riot zone near Super Bowl
A Miami police officer shot a Black man in Liberty City as rioting risk remained low after a week of unrest. The victim, Clement Lloyd, 23, was shot in the head and remained in stable condition. Police pursued details and planned a panel led by officers and residents to review the incident. Lloyd’s burial was scheduled for today.
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Westinghouse to Name Top SRP Officials at SRP Plant
Westinghouse Savannah River Co. will place its staff in the top 12 management slots at the Savannah River Plant, while many Du Pont employees will stay in lower supervisory roles after the April 1 contractor change. A Jan 19 plant newsletter shows 39 top positions. Westinghouse has offered jobs to 16,700 employees. responses due February 10. top 37 Du Pont managers are guaranteed SRP positions and some may be moved.
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Tower faces tough questions at defense secretary hearing
President Bush’s pick John Tower, 63, faces confirmation hearings this week before the Senate Armed Services Committee. After Bush nominated him Dec 16, Tower endures scrutiny over past personal life while supporters predict a swift two day process and quick Senate approval. Senate chairman Sam Nunn indicated ongoing inquiries into personal conduct and potential conflicts of interest.
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Salvador Dali Dies At 84 In Figueras Spain
Surrealist painter Salvador Dali has died at his home in Figueras. He was 84 and died at 10 15 a m according to his doctor Dr Charles Ponsati. The report notes his flamboyant style and dreamlike works.
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