Reagan says US neutral in Philippines vote to Manila envoy Habib
President Reagan declares US neutrality in the Philippines presidential election and plans to send veteran diplomat Philip Habib to Manila to meet party leaders church officials and business representatives He notes concerns about fraud and violence and will comment further after ballot counts President’s remarks follow five weeks without a White House press conference and focus on foreign policy questions including human rights discussions with Gorbachev.
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Washington
Reagan
United States
Philippines
U.S
Philip Habib
Manila
White House
Habib
Reagan Highlights Silent Policy Shifts in Philippines Haiti
highlights of a news conference cover Reagan stressing US neutrality in the Philippines and seeking continued ties with the people. He cites human rights talk with Gorbachev over Shcharansky, notes emigration rise, and recalls aiding Duvalier’s exile. He defends budget critiques as DOA and VOA vetoed on arrival, and calls Bush integral to administration policy.
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Duvalier
Reagan
U.S
George Bush
Bush
Wednesday Outside Weather Outlook
Variably cloudy with flurries and very cold conditions. High near 20 degrees. Tonight remains mostly cloudy with lingering flurries and a bitter low around 3 above zero. Weather A-10
Early presses moved up to beat winter delays
Due to icy roads and forecasts of more snow the Daily Telegraph started presses one hour early Tuesday night to help ensure on time delivery this morning.
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Daily Telegraph
Unhappy Hour hits NH bars as owners raise prices
About 400 New Hampshire restaurant and bar owners staged an Unhappy Hour, charging from 14 dollars for a beer to 32 dollars per martini. The piece also notes Supreme Court Justice Richard Neely’s view that the media and NOW threaten his career, but argues he may be doing so himself without their help.
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Supreme Court
Richard Neely
National Organization of Women
Shcharansky freed in Berlin prisoner swap
Anatoly Shcharansky, the Soviet human rights activist jailed as a spy, was freed on Berlin's Glienicke Bridge and flown to Israel amid a large civic welcome. The exchange included five Western and three Eastern detainees, with Shcharansky emphasizing he was not a spy. Prime Minister Peres met him at Ben-Gurion Airport as Avital Shcharansky led him to meet cabinet members. Reagan was thanked by Peres.
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Israel
Anatoly Shcharansky
Berlin
Soviet Union
Glienicke Bridge
Cheharansky
U.S
CIA
Shimon Peres
Yitzhak Shamir
Shcharansky
Avital
Frankfurt
Ben-Gurion
Peres
Shcharanskys
Reagan
Tylenol Poisoning Case Sparks Nationwide Tampering Probe
Yonkers woman Diane Elsroth died of cyanide poisoning after taking Tylenol capsules, an FBI official said no other bottles show tampering. County officials call it murder, while brands and stores pull affected lots as the FDA warns the public.
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Yonkers
N.Y
Westchester
Andrew O’rourke
Diane Elsroth
Peekskill
David Horne
Hickman
East Princeton
Horne
Acme
FBI
Ms. Elsroth
Joseph Valiquette
New York
Hyland
Johnson & Johnson
Chicago
Bob Long
Miss Elsroth
Frank Young
Federal Food and Drug Administration
FDA
William Grigg
Deputy Taylor Charged With Reckless Driving
Deputy Ernie Taylor of Mercer County was charged with reckless driving after his cruiser collided with another vehicle near Popular Hill in Giles County on February 1. No injuries were reported, and the cruiser was totaled. Taylor, wounded by a jail inmate on November 20, was en route to a police training seminar in Orlando, scheduled to appear in Pearisburg General District Court on March 27.
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Mercer County
Ernie Taylor
Virginia
General District Court
Pearisburg
F.M. Blevins
Taylor
Sheriff’s Department
Popular Hill
Giles County
Blevins
Donald R. Hare
Claytor Lake
Hare
Orlando
Fla
Storm Spare West Virginia City From Heaviest Snowfall
A major winter storm dumped up to a foot of snow in parts of West Virginia while a northward tracked low spared the Bluefield area and kept the city from the worst. Drizzle and a trace fell as northern Virginia and parts of the two Virginias saw heavier totals. Virginia schools Buchanan and Russell closed again, Tazewell County on a one hour late schedule, and McDowell County schools listed in the notice.
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West Virginia
Bluefield
Virginias
Buchanan
Russell County
Virginia
Tazewell County
McDowell County
Exxon bypasses Mercer for plant site choice
Exxon Chemical America will not locate a plastic bag plant in Mercer County West Virginia citing lack of a readily available inexpensive workforce. Final decision will be among sites in Virginia Georgia and Tennessee where right to work laws exist.
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Mercer
Elizabeth Fried
Daily Telegraph
Exxon Chemical America
Exxon Corp
Mercer County
Nelson Walker
Direcor
Greater Bluefield
Walker
Andrew Hempel
Exxon Chemical
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Virginia
Georgia
Tennessee
Hempel
Mountain
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