Reagan warns Congress on aid to Central America
President Reagan, in Miami among Cuban Americans, calls Congress to pass arms and economic aid for Central America or face a “prescription for disaster” blamed on fear and inaction. He brands Castro’s regime as a new fascist threat and criticizes drug smuggling links. He also jokes about running shoes from Alberto Salazar.
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Miami
Reagan
Congress
Central America
Fidel Castro
Little
Havana
Cuba
Spain
United States
Alberto Salazar
White House
Castro
Latin America
Democratic rivals spar over education plans in 1984 race
Washington AP reports Democratic candidates shift focus from President Reagan to each other as they argue over education policy. John Glenn questions Mondale’s 11 billion education budget, while Mondale ally Schneiders says to highlight contrasts between their approaches.
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Washington
Reagan
Ign
Sen
John Glenn
Ohio
Walter F. Mondale
Ernest F. Hollings
South Carolina
Glenn
New York Times
Gary Hart
Colorado
Mondale
Alan Cranston
California
Hart
Department of Education
Gregg Schneiders
Tornadoes Lash Dixie Leaving 6 Dead
Tornadoes swept across the Dixie region killing six and wounding a dozen while hundreds lost homes. Wide storms, hail and flash floods hit Texas through Georgia and Missouri as 30 tornadoes disrupted travel and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie
John Daniszewski
Associated Press
Colorado Rockies
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
California
Mich
Igan
New England
Hugh Crowther
National Weather Service
Kansas City
Texas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Georgia
Missouri
U.S. 27
Carrollton
Colorado
Fort Payne
Ala
Joe Cook
Fort Payne National Guard Armory
Cook
Dingell Urges Probe Into Reagan Aide Over Superfund
Rep. John Dingell says evidence ties a top Reagan aide to discussions of using the Superfund cleanup program for political gain in 1982 campaigns. Michael Deaver denies involvement and calls the claim blown out of proportion amid a committee inquiry.
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Washington
House
Environmental Protection Agency
Reagan
John Dingell
D-Mich
EPA
Rita M. Lavelle
Michael Deaver
White House
Dingell
Lavelle
Deaver
House Energy and Commerce Committee
James T. Broyhill
R-N.c
Justice Department
FBI
Ruckelshaus Sets Public Ethics Guidelines for EPA
EPA chief William D. Ruckelshaus issues a memo on his first day promising a fishbowl style operation where all sides have access to decisions and the appearance of impropriety is guarded against. He vows no privileged status for any special interest and insists on careful examination of any recommendations.
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Washington
William D. Ruckelshaus
Environmental Protection Agency
Ruckelshaus
EPA
Anne M. Burford
Ford
Reynolds meets Zindler model in Houston satire or fact
Burt Reynolds met Marvin Zindler the real newsman who helped close the Chicken Ranch brothel in 1973. Reynolds joked about Zindler to wear something colorful next time during their Thursday Houston meeting. Reynolds filmed The Man Who Loved Women in town.
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Burt Reynolds
Texas
Marvin Zindler
Ktrk-Tv
Houston
Zindler
Fayette County
T.J
Big Jim
Flournoy
Chicken Ranch
Reynolds
the Man Who Loved
Blake Edwards
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Weather Bureau
Sequoyah Mobile Home Park
Heil Inc
Wayne Parker
REP
Robert Redford
Hollywood Radio and Television Society
Los Angeles
Redford
Sundance Institute For Filmmakers
Beverly Hilton Hotel
Oliver H. Crawford
Society
Jack B. Hamrick
Park Ave
S.E
Aiken
Carrier
PBM
Aiken Standard
Aiken Standard - Pbm
Usc-Aiken Pacer Club
Aiken Jaycee Fairgrounds
Aiken Drug
Aiken Chamber of Commerce
North Augusta Chamber of Commerce
Hyer's Drug
Woodruff Drug
Usc-Aiken
Budweiser and
AB Beverage Co
Usca Pacer Club
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