Decision Lifts Eyebrows over Casey Stock Trust Move
CIA Director William J. Casey declines a blind trust for multimillion dollar holdings drawing Senate Intelligence Committee scrutiny. He kept control of investments connected to oil gas and minerals, with ties to nations of strategic interest, while committee reviews his past business practices. Sporkin noted Casey’s adviser has traded on his behalf since January and stressed mandatory disclosure by May 15.
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Ex-Brink's guard arrested after 1980 Brink's theft
George Manuel Bosque, 26, once an armored car guard, was arrested by FBI agents near a busy San Francisco supermarket while facing federal charges of larceny and interstate theft tied to the 1980 $1.85 million heist. He had been on the run since Aug. 15, 1980, and bail was set at $3 million at the time of indictment.
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Paisley Leads 12 Hour Ireland General Strike Campaign
The Rev Ian Paisley calls a 12 hour general strike and protests as a Protestant campaign of non cooperation in Northern Ireland begins. Rival leaders urge non participation while a London army base blast injures two women and is linked to terrorism concerns.
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Arab League warns against European role in Sinai force
Arab League Secretary‑General Chedli Klibi urges EC nations not to join the multilateral Sinai peacekeeping force amid Arab foreign ministers gathering to discuss Saudi Arabia's plan for an Arab‑Israeli peace. Britain Italy France and the Netherlands may join the U S led force. He backs Palestinian self determination and Arafat's PLO.
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Schmidt Brezhnev discuss nuke limits in Bonn talks
In Bonn Chancellor Schmidt urges Soviet leader Brezhnev to accept Reagan’s plan for a European missile ban. They meet at Schloss Gymnich after a brief Tass reported cordial talk, as Geneva arms talks open next week.
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