White House intruder sits in First Family dining room
A 45 year old Denver man named Robert Latta who followed the Marine Band into the White House on inauguration day was found sitting in the private dining room. Latta was released on bond after eight days in jail and faces misdemeanor unlawful entry charges. He is described as a water meter reader for the Denver Water Board and told aides of Rep Pat Schroeder that he was unable to obtain a ticket to tour the White House.
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White House
Reagan
Robert Latta
Pat Schroeder
D-Colo
Rocky Mountain News
Denver Post
Latta
New York Times
Denver Water Board
Washington, D.C
Secret Service
Mike Tarr
Schroeder
OPEC Considers Base Price Cut Amid Talks in Geneva
OPEC oil ministers in Geneva enter a second day of emergency talks with broad agreement on cutting prices but division over method. A small cut from the base price of 29 dollars per barrel seems likely, though unanimity is not secured. Egypt's oil minister withdraws to review pricing and suggests Egypt may not follow directives.
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Switzerland
OPEC
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
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Cairo
Abdul-Hadi Kandil
Kandil
Warmer Temperatures Ahead With Increasing Cloudiness
The forecast predicts highs in the 50s for tomorrow and the next days with increasing cloudiness tonight. Lows will be in the 30s, with a 30s to 40s range through the period. Thursday and Friday expect majors of warmth and partly cloudy skies, while Saturday brings more clouds and a chance of rain.
City Council Bills Pass Quickly Amid Lights Moment
At last night’s meeting a council item moved fast as a television crew entered. Councilman Howard Hickey Jr. suggested passing it quickly to “get out of here before the lights go on.”
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Howard Hickey Jr
DOE Official: SRP Reactors Sufficient for NPR Upgrade
DOE deputy press secretary Phil Keif said SRP reactors are presently sufficient and could be upgraded if Congress deems SRP unsuitable for the NPR. The NPR project faces political controversy with no decision expected before midyear as DOE weighs budgets and weapons needs amid ongoing court-ordered environmental review.
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Phil Keif
Department of Energy
Washington
SRP
Keif
NPR
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Congress
Idaho
Hodel
Derrick targets Hodel on nuclear reactor plans
Rep. Butler Derrick demands a congressional probe into Energy Secretary Donald Hodel and his handling of a proposed nuclear production reactor. Derrick cites alleged partisan activity and plans to produce nuclear arms material, ahead of Reagan administration confirmation hearings for Hodel’s successor at the Interior Department. The probe request involves engagement with Senate members and uses Derrick’s district context in South Carolina where Savannah River Plant and a multi billion dollar project have been focal points.
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Dick) Riley
Department of Energy
Hodel
DOE
Idaho
Washington
SRP
NPR
U.S. District Court
Butler C. Derrick
D-S.c
Donald Hodel
Rep
Derrick
Aiken County
Reagan
Senate
Emily Bull
Sec
Barbara Fleming
John Herrington
South Carolina
Savannah River
Consid
Aiken Considers Dish Antenna Zoning Change
Aiken City Council on first reading votes to classify satellite dish antennas as structures and limit front yard placement pending second reading and a Jan. 21 public hearing. A blighted area declaration aims to aid housing grants, with existing nonconforming antennas allowed to remain up to five years.
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Larry F. Lowe
Crosland Park
Roy E. Cole
Aiken Estates
Lowe
Cole
Second Circuit
Rodney A Peeples
North Augusta
South Carolina
Roland Windham
Volving
Sundy Avenue
Horry Street
Richland Avenue
York Street
Edgefield Avenue
Kershaw Street
Sandy Avenue
Packie Crown
First oral herpes drug Zovirax approved by FDA
The FDA planned to approve oral acyclovir sold as Zovirax for genital herpes, offering relief by preventing viral growth for millions of sufferers. Medical experts caution limited six month use and long term safety monitoring while noting the drug is not a cure.
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Food and Drug Administration
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Burroughs Wellcome
FDA
Straus
The
Washington Post
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National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
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