Child drowns as stroller rolls into Lake Arlington
In Fort Worth Texas police said 22 month old Aaron J Young drowned after brakes on his stroller failed and sent it into Lake Arlington. Fire Department spokesman Tommy Ryan said the child was left on the bank as his parents fished nearby and the stroller disappeared into the water.
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Fort Worth, Texas
Lake Arlington
Fire Department
Tommy Ryan
Aaron J. Young
Ryan
Media staff credits for the period
Patsy P Malamisura operations manager Linda M Osborne business manager Craig S Faulkner circulation director Melanie Arney advertising director Carl H Meade Jr press supervisor
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Patsy P. Malamisura
Linda M. Osborne
Craig S. Faulkner
Melanie Arney
Carl H. Meade, Jr
Fed Chair Shakeup Highlights Greenspan Versus Volcker
The article compares Alan Greenspan and Paul Volcker, noting Greenspan’s domestic focus and deliberative style versus Volcker’s inflation fight and aggressive rate hikes. It cites economists on policy differences and market reactions to the Fed leadership change. It also covers related health service funding issues in Mercer County and state aid rules amid revenue cuts.
Shultz: Allies also depend on gulf oil and may not join
Secretary of State George P. Shultz said at a White House briefing that President Reagan will press allies at the Venice economic summit to deter attacks on Persian Gulf shipping with an adequate force, but may stop short of asking broader military participation beyond Britain and France. He noted Britain has a stronger regional naval presence and stressed no daylight between himself and the president. The Venice talks June 8 to 10 will include leaders from Britain, Canada, France, Italy, Japan and West Germany, as Reagan travels to Rome and Berlin on the 10 day trip.
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Reagan
Venice
George P. Shultz
Shultz
Gulf
U.S
United States
Britain
Canada
France
Italy
Japan
West Germany
Rome
John Paul II
Berlin
U.S. Information Agency
White House
Regents cutbacks spark concern over university funding
Regents tee off a about 4.5 percent across the board cutback citing demoralization among staff and students. Chancellor Thomas Cole warned of reduced services from summer programs to deferred equipment purchases while President Neil Bucklew cautioned on possible furloughs or layoffs and urged legislative action. The board also tightened accreditation rules for for profit business schools and delayed a Commons project at Marshall University while reporting modest fee increases and continued gaps in state aid.
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Regents
Thomas Cole
Cole
West Virginia University
Neil Bucklew
Bucklew
WVU
Morgantown
Marshall University
William Watson
Greenspan named to succeed Volcker as Fed chief
Greenspan, 61, praised for his role guiding Reagan era reforms, accepts nomination to head the Federal Reserve, saying he needed only milliseconds to decide after a call from the president. Lawmakers note the loss to the nation. Proxmire calls it serious. Garn touts Greenspan as an excellent choice.
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Ford
Greenspan
New York
Reagan
Paul Volcker
Capitol Hill
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Senate Banking Committee
Volcker
Jake Garn
Utah
Fed Post
Treasury
Donald T. Regan
Abrams testimony cites 6% hours on Iran Contra probe
Abrams said he would have said yes during six percent hours of testimony and denied claims that he led a three man group involved with Contra support while U.S. military aid was banned. He said Oliver North told him he was doing nothing illegal and that he saw no counter evidence. A public hearing on North’s challenge to immunity is set for Wednesday. A poll shows 51 percent believe Reagan helped cover up Iran Contra facts, with 69 percent doubting Reagan’s truthfulness about the Iran situation.
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U.S
Oliver L. North
National Security Council
George Shultz
Ollie
North
Washington
Lawrence Walsh
White House
Walsh
ABC News-Washington Post
Reagan
Matcday
Iran
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