Nicaragua Grants Amnesty and land rights to fled citizens
Nicaragua's Sandinista government issued a decree offering safe conduct home and land or compensation for expropriated land to most Nicaraguans who fled since 1979 and those fighting with rebels, with voting rights upon return. A second decree outlined 1985 elections starting January 31, excluding counterrevolutionary leaders and certain ex Guards.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Council of State
Honduras
Costa Rica
United States
National Guard
Anastasio Somoza
Gioconda Belli
Foreign Relations Department
Sandinista National Liberation Front
Eden Pastora
Alfonso Robelo
Revolutionary Democratic Alliance
National Democratic Force
Somoza
U.S
Reagan
el Salvador
Guatemala
Contadora Group
Mexico
Venezuela
Colombia
Panama
Surgeon Patents 10 Year Eye Liner For Eternal Beauty
In Chicago AP report surgeon Giora G Angres unveils PermaLid Liner a skin implant lasting up to ten years or more. The eye procedure uses local anesthesia micro surgery to implant gray or brown pigment at the lash base with a natural translucent finish.
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Chicago
Giora G. Angres
North Las Vegas Hospital and Medical Center
Nevada
Angres
American Academy of Ophthalmology
Leeds Katzen
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
Katzen
Dr Pepper Merger with Forstmann Little Announced
Forstmann Little & Co. agreed to acquire about 23.3 million shares of Dr Pepper at 22 per share, valuing the company around 513 million. The deal hinges on stockholder and SEC approval and bank loan closings. Dr Pepper board approved the offer on November 17.
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Dallas
Forstmann Little & Co
Dr Pepper
W.W. Clements
Forstmann Little
Securities and Exchange Commission
Day After prompts Miami man to open survival shop
The Day After inspired Sergio Rayneri to launch Survive America, a Miami store selling freeze-dried food, protective suits, and bomb shelter blueprints. He plans radioactivity detectors, survival manuals, and lightweight tents. The ABC film depicted a nuclear strike on Kansas City, spurring fears about arms control.
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Sergio Rayneri
Survive America
ABC
Lawrence
Kan
Kansas City
Amherst student freed on bond in dorm arson case
Yvette I. Henry 20 of Philadelphia was released on 10000 bail raised by Crampton dorm residents and family awaiting arraignment in Hampshire District Court Northampton. She is charged with burning a student’s property in a series of fires at the University of Massachusetts dormitory. No injuries reported.
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University
Henry
Crampton
The
Franklin
Ms. Henry
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Virgil Thomson
Frank Sinatra
Katherine Dunham
Dr. Pepper
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W.wa
Miami
Lildys
MIM
Mercer Mall
West Virginia
Keepsake Diamond Center
Greenfield
Hampshire District Court
Northampton
DiMare
Stones Thomas
MiMi
Haisimay
House of Global Art
S. Bride
B. Henrietta
C. Pierrot
D. Babette
Brahm
E. Victoria
Samsonite
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