Shultz and Weinberger clash over arms talks linkages
Washington reports reflect deep division over Geneva negotiations with Moscow as Secretary Shultz pushes for linked talks on strategic, intermediate, and space arms while Secretary Weinberger sights no clear linkage. Officials caution over Star Wars concessions, with Gromyko warning on deployment bans and diplomatic talks set to begin next week.
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Washington
George P. Shultz
Caspar Weinberger
Geneva
Moscow
Shultz
United States
Weinberger
Pentagon
Andrei A. Gromyko
State Department
Reagan
Gromyko
Deaths and Funerals Open in Baytown and Crosby Areas
Obituaries report Maggie Marion Martin 77 of Baytown. Gordon R. Bradberry 78 of Crosby. Warren Harding Clawson Sr. 63 of Baytown. Services held or scheduled, burial plans, survivors, and funeral home details including Navarre's Paul A. Lee, Sterling, and Earthman Funeral Homes.
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Maggie Martin
Maggie Marion Martin
Baytown
Navarre
Paul A. Lee
Lester Bell
Br. Tate
Martin
Carriere
Miss
Ruby Pearl Martin
Pricilla
Luther Lee
Picayune
M.E. Penton
Miami Springs
Fla
Prentise Penton
Corpus Christi
Tilden J. Penton
Lucille Sederholm
San Jacinro Memorial Park
David Mullins
Cecil Anderson
Cecil Kirkland
Lockwood Malone
Bill Jones
Bell Foster
Navaree
Frank Clawson Sr
Houston
Rosie Massey
Cary D
Tige Ashley Clawson
Memory Gardens
Bill King
Robert Jordan
Danny Bolton
Henry Rossow
Dickey Dunman
Billy Waller
Tex” Haltom
Earthman Funeral Home
Defense seeks new trial for MacDonald killer case
Attorney for Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald urges a federal judge to dismiss the 1979 indictment and order a new trial after a confessed admission by Cathy Perry Williams a day before a TV miniseries aired. Prosecutor calls such confessions unreliable as six others have admitted guilt. MacDonald was convicted of killing his pregnant wife and two daughters in 1970 at Fort Bragg.
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Raleigh
N.C
Jeffrey MacDonald
Green Beret
Brian O'Neill
MacDonald
O'Neill
Los Angeles
U.S. District Court
Colette
Kimberly
Kristen
Fort Bragg
Texas
4Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Helena Stoeckley Davis
Hermann Hospital Charity Spend Sparks Investigation
Houston records show Hermann Hospital spent under 3 percent of gross patient revenues on charity in 1983. The Hermann Hospital Estate reports assets of 178.5 million and about 10 million in revenues that year, with only 1 million allocated to charity. An estate employee faces theft charges of 90,000, three top officers have quit, and a Harris County grand jury may probe mismanagement and trustee duties.
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Houston
Hermann Hospital
Hermann Hospital Estate
Houston Post
Jack Josey
William B. Ryan Jr
Harris County
George H. Hermann
Texas
Jim Mattox
Mattox
Ben Taub Hospital
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Crosby
Gordon R. Bradberry
First Baptist Church
Herb Thompson
Larry Koslovsky
First Baptist Church of
Sampson Masonic Lodge
Martha Bradberry
A.L. Bradberry
Sheldon
Nancy Beth Walding
Laredo
Emma Jane McDonald
Highlands
Lillie Bamburg
Katherine Clark
Kilgore
San Jacinto Memorial Park
Sampson Lodge No. 231
Orval Foster
Tilly Guice
Asa Bob Hearn
Buck Loftin
Tommy Denson
Eddie Glover
Sterling Funeral Home
Dayton
Hermann
Paine, Webber, Kroger
Jackson and Curtis
Mobil Oiip
Monsanto At&t
Ya Armco National Distiller
Oxidential Petro
Ashland
Phillips Petro
Atlantic Richfield
Bee Beth Steel
Schlumberger
C.g.&elles Sears Costa Ket
Shell GR
Southern Co
Celanese A
Chevron Stauffer Chemical
Sun Oil
Diamond Shamrock Peewee Eee
Tenneco Ae
Dow Chemical Greet
Texaco
Eee
Dresser Ind
Pea
Texas Eastern
Seenae
Dupont
Repieree
Upjohn
Ethyl Corp
US Steel
Exxon
AAG
Ford Sappee Wal
Humana, Inc
Patrick J. Mahan
D.C
Dr. Ac
Csfc
Sun
State Farm
AK Dole
E. Cather
Exxon Research and Engineering Company
Bayway Drive
P.O. Box
Texas Department of Water Resources
Houston Ship Channel
Galveston Bay
San Jacinto River
Texas Water Commission
P.O
Capital Station
Austin
Atg
Mary Ann Hefner
N. Pruett