ABA Officials Testify In Bork Hearings
The Senate Judiciary Committee resumes hearings on Robert Bork's Supreme Court nomination with four ABA panels testifying for and against. Public opinion polls show growing unfavorable views, while unions split with Teamsters and AFL CIO opposing and the Fraternal Order of Police backing Bork.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Robert H. Bork
Supreme Court
American Bar Association
ABA
Reagan
Bork
Federal Appeals Bork Court
Lewis F. Powell
Joseph Biden
D-Del
Judiciary Committee
Biden
Senate
New York Times-Cbs News
Washington Post-Abc
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Jackie Presser
Labor Federation
Fraternal
Order of Police
Burglar nabbed in Gracie Mansion admits crime
A night intruder found in the mayor's Gracie Mansion kitchen told police he was a burglar. He offered to return the silverware and leave. Mayor Edward Koch was awakened by the break in around 5 a.m. and went back to sleep.
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New York
Gracie Mansion
Tom Kelly
Edward I. Koch
Bush Opens European Trip in Italy
Vice President George Bush begins a nine day European tour aiming to align the United States with Western allies on arms control. In Rome he meets Italian leaders and plans talks on the INF treaty and post agreement steps with the Soviet Union.
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Rome
George Bush
United States
Air Force
Italy
Bush
Reagan
Europe
Soviet Union
Senate
Giovanni Spadolini
Giovanni Goria
Francesco Cossiga
West Germany
France
England
Belgium
Poland
Persian Gulf
Ronald Reagan
Klan Rally Roils Rumford Maine Town
Rumford Maine prepares for a Ku Klux Klan rally as officials and residents fear disruption. Town Manager John E Madigan Jr pushes peaceful protest plans while police and federal agencies are notified. A counter gathering near Rumford High School is planned to oppose the event.
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Rumford
Maine
John E. Madigan Jr
Maine State Police
Justice Department
FBI
Madigan
KKK
Rumford High School
Androscoggin
Boise Cascade Corp
Kopple Negotiating New Pact With ABC
Ted Kop pel faces difficult negotiations over his expiring ABC contract. Parade says he wants relief from some news duties and to avoid vacation stand‑ins for Peter Jennings. He criticizes network budget cuts as harming quality news. The story shifts to Dalai Lama visit in Bloomington Indiana.
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New York
Nightline
Ted Koppel
ABC
Parade Magazine
Parade
Koppel
Peter Jennings
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Dalai Lama
Tenzin Gyatso
United States
Switzerland
West Germany
Suzy Fulkerson
Hiest
Dharmsala
India
Gramm-Rudman Revisions Favor Reagan in Budget Battle
Congressional Budget Office analysis shows the revised Gramm-Rudman plan would shield Defense spending more than domestic programs as deficits shrink. Reagan undecided on veto after House Senate bill. automatic cuts would hit non-defense programs 8.5 percent while Social Security and veterans benefits are exempt. Debt limit rises to 2.8 trillion to cover borrowing through May 1989.
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Reagan
Congress
Congressional Budget Office
House
Senate
Gramm-Rudman
Treasury
White House
Pentagon
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Eric Linn
Rafko
Monroe
Mich
International Community School
Princess Anne
Brazil
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Anne of England
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Aswan High Dam
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