Marcos writing book delays publication in Hawaii politics
Former Philippine president Ferdinand Marcos says the finished manuscript will not be published soon as revelations could affect Hawaii and national politics. He discussed being brought to Hawaii during a 1986 revolution and noted a Hawaii political connection without details. Marcos recently left St Francis Hospital after thyroid tumor surgery.
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Snowdon Says Moscow Shoplifting Stop Had Amicable End
Lord Snowdon recounts being restrained in a Moscow shop on suspicion of theft during a book launch tour. He was later released after police realized he carried a Marmite jar, not a doll, and apologized.
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Blood Pressure Treatment Questioned and Ford Recall Totals
A Wisconsin researcher questions the potential of atrial natriuretic factor ANF as a high blood pressure treatment citing rat studies showing limited salt-retention impact. Ford recalls exceed 124000 Escort Mustang Lynx Tracer cars for emissions and suspension fixes plus tightened rear suspension nuts on 1988 Mercury Tracer models.
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Reagan Aide Warns on High Interest Rates and Markets
Treasury Secretary James A. Baker III urged restraint on rate hikes, saying credit markets overreact to inflation fears while the dollar’s value and stock indexes wavered. The administration fears a renewed inflation spiral as 30 year bond yields topped 10 percent and major banks raised prime rates to 9.75 percent.
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Congress Considers About 12 Billion in Tax Increases
Congress tax writers push a plan including a Medicare tax hike for about 8 million workers and limits on mortgage deductions for the well off. The Senate Finance Committee aims to complete its bill while House Republicans boycott and the new plan faces Reagan opposition and potential automatic spending cuts.
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