Iacocca Declares Chrysler Payback of Gov Loans
Chrysler chairman Lee Iacocca announced the company will repay the remaining 800 million in government guaranteed loans seven years early, signaling financial independence from federal aid. He warned rates must stay low and noted 392 million in interest saved. government discussions on warrants continue.
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Authorities Question Existence Of Morgan's Alleged Sex Tapes
In Los Angeles doubts grow about the existence of supposed sex tapes involving model Vicki Morgan and government officials after Hustler publisher Larry Flynt said a lawyer offered to sell them for 1 million dollars but then reneged. The attorney Robert K. Steinberg has produced no evidence the tapes exist. Steinberg reported the tapes were stolen, then claimed Flynt would pay 1 million, but he did not show up. Flynt said he would pay if they existed, while Steinberg called Flynt a liar in a separate interview.
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Senate OKs nerve gas program amid defense clash
Vice President Bush casts deciding vote as Senate approves production of new nerve gas weapons 50 to 49, pledging modernization to pressure Soviet arms talks. House already killed the program, setting up a conference to resolve differences.
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Soviets May Propose Serious Nuclear Talks This Year
Washington AP Pentagon official Richard Perle says the Soviet Union will offer a serious negotiating position by year end to avert NATO deployment of Pershing 2 missiles and ground launched cruise missiles. He cites ongoing START limits being too high for balance.
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Wright label of governor sparks statewide ad push
West Virginia state senator Lacy Wright a Democratic critic of the Rockefeller administration bought newspaper ads statewide to urge voters for strong leadership and thoughtful planning. The quotes reflect a sharp public dispute between Wright and Gov. Rockefeller.
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Isaban Fire Department to get help for new ski area
The Isaban Fire Department will receive much needed assistance as a site prepares for a new ski resort on the ground near Thursday events. The report highlights local support and planning activities ahead of winter season developments.
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