Reagan weighs more unfair trading complaints
Washington AP report says President Reagan may file up to a dozen additional unfair trade complaints as part of a tougher policy. He announced two new actions targeting the European Economic Community for depressing grain prices and South Korea for patent and copyright violations.
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Reagan
Larry Speakes
European Economic Community
Common Market
South Korea
U.S
Chrysler and UAW Push Toward Settlement in Auto Strikes
In Highland Park Michigan Chrysler Corp and the United Auto Workers say progress toward ending U.S. and Canadian strikes is being made though 70 000 workers in the U S and 10 000 in Canada walked out. Costs exceed 15 million for the company and 65 million for the U S economy as bargaining resumes with William Fisher asserting the desire for a settlement.
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Mich
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers
U.S
Canada
U.S. Chrysler
William Fisher
Thurmond cites progress in fighting organized crime
U S Senator Strom Thurmond at the Regional Organized Crime Information Center Conference says law enforcement agencies are making strides against organized and violent crime and crediting new crime bills enacted or proposed for the shift. He told officers from the West and Southeast that for the first time in decades, organized crime is being dealt crippling blows.
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North Charleston
South Carolina
U.S
Strom Thurmond
Thurmond
President’s Commission On Organized Crime
Organized Crime Information Center
State May Repay Food Stamp Errors
Welfare Commissioner James L. Soloman says South Carolina may repay up to 6.5 million dollars to the federal government for errors in processing food stamp claims. The DSS reported a 10.03 percent error rate in the latest federal review covering October 1983 through September 1984. Solomon criticized the federal system, saying sanctions have been warned for so long and now the sky is beginning to fall.
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Columbia
James L. Soloman
South Carolina
State Department of Social Services
Solomon
Federal Agriculture Department
Bomb suspect linked to Salamander Letter killings in Utah
Salt Lake City authorities say Mormon researcher Mark Hofmann, injured in a car bombing, is responsible for two fatalities tied to the Salamander Letter. Hofmann faced possible charges for the bishop Steven Christensen and another church historian's wife killed in separate blasts.
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Salt Lake City
Mark W. Hofmann
Hofmann
Steven F. Christensen
LDS Hospital
Craxi resigns as Italian prime minister amid hijacking fallout
Italy's Bettino Craxi announces resignation after his 26 month coalition collapses over handling of the Achille Lauro hijacking. He faces U S criticism of releasing a PLO official and the NATO ally dispute with the United States while lawmakers debate next coalition moves.
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Bettino Craxi
Francesco Cossiga
United States
Italy
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Craxi
Republican Party
Giovanni Spadolini
Mohammed Abbas
Reagan
Achille Lauro
Leon
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Abbas
U.S
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NATO
Chamber of Deputies
Spadolini
Christian Democrats
The
Communist Party
Oscar Luigi Scalfaro
Christian Democrat
Socialists
Social Democrats
Palestine Liberation Organization
Ciriaco de Mita
Giulio Andreotti
Peres Seeks Opening Talks With Reagan On Middle East Peace
Israeli Prime Minister Shimon Peres arrives in Washington to meet President Reagan and U S officials including George Shultz and Caspar Weinberger to explore possible peace talks. He cites removing terrorism as a top priority amid rising violence and the Achille Lauro crisis.
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Shimon Peres
Reagan
U.S
Middle East
George P. Shultz
Defense
Caspar W. Weinberger
Congress
Achille Lauro
Ashdod
Peres
Attackers in Southern Lebanon Strike Voice of Hope Radio
At the Voice of Hope radio station near Metulla a group of guerrillas wearing hazardous material strapped bodies tried to bomb the facility. A guard fired on them causing a fatal blast that killed three attackers a guard and a station worker. A fourth guerrilla was being sought as house to house searches spread to Al Khiam.
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Israel
Lebanon
Voice of Hope Radio
South Lebanon
al Khiam
Israel Radio
Voice of Hope
High Adventure
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