Arms program with Iran angers Reagan administration
U.S. officials say China has sold Iran up to 96 Silkworm anti ship missiles under a billion dollar a year program that strains Washington. Iran's attacks in the Persian Gulf prompted limits on Chinese arms sales as Washington seeks UN Security Council action within days for an embargo. Moscow and Beijing hold veto power, slowing the effort despite intelligence of continued Chinese deliveries.
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George P. Shultz
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Beijing
Excused Passenger Delays Flight With Bathroom Break
A passenger labeled 14B jokes about air travel delays caused by a bathroom stop. The crew cites FAA directives requiring all seats to be occupied before push back, prompting humor about holding up an entire L 1011 flight.
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With friends like these Bush faces 1988 bid hurdles
George Bush early in his 1988 bid stressed he would not raise taxes and sought distance from Reagan. Rep. Jack Kemp and Jeane Kirkpatrick wavered on running as Kirkpatrick faced scrutiny from Kemp supporters and conservative allies. Kirkpatrick ultimately opted out, while Kemp faced pressure to adopt a tougher, more combative stance.
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George Bush
Reaganomics
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Jack Kemp
Jeane Kirkpatrick
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Kirkpatrick
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Manchester Union
New Hampshire
Patrick Buchanan
Richard Viguerie
Viguerie
George F. Will
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