Navy wife in Virginia reassures safety after Gulf deployment
A civilian letter to Ann Landers described suicidal thoughts due to her Navy husband’s six month Gulf deployment. Navy officials said the woman contacted a family service center in Norfolk and the ship’s ombudsman, and she is “doing fine.”
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Washington
Ann Landers
Persian Gulf
Navy
Daisy
Joseph Mowery
U.S. Atlantic Fleet
Navy Family Service Center
Norfolk
Four Democrats discuss concerns with CBC forum in Washington
Democratic hopefuls briefed the Congressional Black Caucus on issues from uncollected federal taxes to Third World debt. Gephardt urged higher oil import duties and subsidy cuts while vowing tougher civil rights enforcement. Schroeder pushed defeating Bork and equal defense costs. Dukakis touted minority employment and tax collection. Jackson backed using public pension assets to repair infrastructure and a Marshall Plan style debt relief.
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Washington
Congressional Black Caucus
Richard Gephardt
Missouri
Patricia Schroeder
Colorado
Robert Bork
Supreme Court
United States
Massachusetts
Michael Dukakis
Jesse Jackson
Scholars Make Good Spies Book Cites Yale Ties During WWII
Yale University produced many World War II era intelligence agents, says Robin Winks in Cloak & Gown. Dozens of Yalies joined the OSS and CIA, including James Angleton and Norman Holmes Pearson, shaping early U S intelligence operations.
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New Haven
Cloak & Gown
Yale
CIA
Office of Strategic Services
James Angleton
Donald Downes
Norman Holmes Pearson
OSS
London
Winks
AIDS-Infected Brothers Find Welcome in Sarasota School
Ricky Ray aged 10 and brothers Robert 9 and Randy 8 moved with their parents to Sarasota after leaving Arcadia where neighbors rallied against them. In Sarasota at Gocio Elementary a passerby welcomed the trio as they began their first week, contrasting with the anti AIDS hostility their family faced earlier. The Arcadia fire that destroyed their home was ruled arson.
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Sarasota
Fla
Ricky Ray
Robert
Randy
Gocio
Arcadia
Bush Walks Tightrope in Poland with Solidarity Ties
Vice President George Bush visits Warsaw during a four day trip and joins Solidarity leader Lech Walesa at a churchyard ceremony for priest Jerzy Popieluszko. He pledges to carry on his quest to overcome evil with good as police watch and crowds cheer. Bush plans a science and technology pact and a possible televised address to the Polish people.
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Warsaw
Poland
George Bush
Solidarity
Lech Walesa
Bush
Jerzy Popieluszko
Walesa
Popieluszko
Ferraro's Husband Goes On Trial Today
John Zaccaro faces trial on influence peddling charges linked to a cable TV contract bid in Queens. Prosecutors cited a public scandal atmosphere surrounding his wife Geraldine Ferraro, with jury selection set for today and Zaccaro denying any wrongdoing.
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NEW York
John Zaccaro
Geraldine Ferraro
Zaccaro
Queens
Donald Manes
Manes
Ferraro
Robert Morville
James
Senate to push limits on SALT II and Gulf policy
Senate Democrats plan to push for two measures restricting Reagan policies on nuclear arms control and the Persian Gulf as part of the 1998 budget fight. One would keep adherence to the SALT II treaty, the other halt re flagging Kuwaiti oil tankers after 90 days unless approved by both houses. Reagan warned of a veto if the Gulf restriction passes. Defense Secretary Weinberger called the move absurd while touring the Persian Gulf.
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Washington
Senate
Democrats
Reagan
Persian Gulf
Chamber
U.S
House
Caspar W. Weinberger
Gulf
Weinberger
Widow dismisses Woodward claims about Casey secret funds
Sophia Casey denounces Bob Woodward's account as absolute blasphemy and says her husband would never side with or criticize Reagan. She asserts Casey kept his CIA work secret, and that Woodward never visited him in hospital.
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Roslyn Harbor
N.Y
CIA
William Casey
Reagan
Sophia Casey
Bob Woodward
Woodward
Casey
Long Island
Bill
U.S. News & World Report
Simon & Schuster
Smithsonian Opens 14th National Museum Complex
The Smithsonian launches a $73.2 million underground complex housing the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery Asian and Near Eastern art the National Museum of African Art and an international study center. The 60 foot subterranean complex took four years to build beneath the quadrangle.
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Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Arthur M. Sackler
National Museum of African Art
Subscription and contact details for Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard lists subscription options and contact numbers for advertising and news ideas. It gives office hours, address at 124 Rutland Drive, mailing address P O Box 456, and subscription rates of 3, 6, and 12 months at 21 42 and 84 dollars.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
P.O
Aiken
S.C
Aiken Communications Inc
Emergency numbers provided by the Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard announces emergency numbers as a public service. Publication details list Aiken Communications Inc and mailing addresses in Aiken South Carolina.
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