Talking Presidential Envoy Stone Returns From Fact-Finding Trip
Richard Stone completed a 10 nation Central America fact finding mission, urging negotiation while facing strong military aid currents. He met Contadora group leaders in Mexico Panama Venezuela and Colombia and backed a possible peace plan with a peacekeeping force. In a separate note, a GAO audit criticizes how four of every five dollars in federal loan subsidies fail to reach first time buyers and prompts new bills to tighten lending or repeal mortgage bond tax exemptions.
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Richard Stone
Central America
Stone
el Salvador
Nicaragua
Contadora
Mexico
Panama
Venezuela
Colombia
Green Berets
Honduras
U.S
Cmdr
Albert Schaufelberger III
San Diego
United States
Alvaro Magana
Washington
Ruben Zamora
Magana
Zamora
Salvador
Lebanon
Contadora Nations
General Accounting Office
Congress
Stalin Knew What He Was Doing at the United Nations
United Nations in New York is portrayed as a prime base for Soviet espionage with up to 1,000 Soviet bloc spies, plus sleeper agents, working across the UN and city. The GRU and KGB operate here, stealing military and scientific data, while the FBI conducts rounds of arrests and surveillance amid ongoing global intrigue. The piece argues Stalin anticipated the UN as a strategic espionage hub.
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United Nations
U.N
Josef Stalin
United States
Moscow
New York
U.S
Kremlin
Soviet Union
FBI
New York City
Arkady Shevchenko
KGB
GRU
Glavnoye Razvedyvatelnoye Upravleniye
Central Intelligence Office
Army General Staff
Russia
Stalin
Laxalt Shapes Reagan 1984 Campaign Structure
Sen Paul Laxalt outlines the organizational blueprint for Ronald Reagan's 1984 bid. Laxalt, Deaver, and Baker designate key posts and plan a committee to re elect the president to run the campaign, signaling upcoming strategic coordination and leadership roles.
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Washington
Paul Laxalt
Ronald Reagan
Laxalt
Nevada
Reagan
Republican Party
Michael Deaver
James Baker
Reagan campaign reelect committee to be led by Drew Lewis
The plan calls for an independent fundraising and media operation run with former Transportation Secretary Drew Lewis, who may leave Warner Amex to join. Laxalt says Lewis is optimistic about involvement, with coordination to occur with the White House and RNC handling state races. Lyn Nofziger and Ed Rollins will coordinate efforts and liaise with Reagan supporters.
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GOP
National Party
Transportation
Drew Lewis
Laxalt
Lewis
Reagan
Warner Amex Corporation
Lyn Nofziger
White House
Ed Rollins
Phantom SS-20 Missiles Strain U S Moscow Ties
Washington reports three phantom regiments of SS-20 missiles believed hidden in Central Russia. US analysts warn that unidentified launchers complicate NATO talks and Pershing II deployment. Estimates suggest up to five missiles per launcher, boosting warhead totals and hardening US negotiating stance.
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Washington
U.S
Moscow
Europe
Russia
China
Japan
Geneva
NATO
Paul Nitze
UAE de almeida case highlights desert creditors debt
An American firm DeAlmeida Construction fails to collect a $30 million UAE sewer project cost overrun amid political pressure and alleged family ties. Reports cite threats, jailings of employees, and a founder's death as state diplomacy flounders. Also banking push seeks to curb fresh start in bankruptcy with pre bankruptcy debt repayment condition.
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DeAlmeida Construction Co
Old Bridge N.J
Lino DeAlmeida
Abu Dhabi
Middle East
DeAlmeida
Sheik Zayed bin Sultan al Nahyan
Uae
Suhayl bin Mubarak
DeAlmeidas
Lino DeAlmeida Jr
Sheik
Lino DeAlmeida Sr
Lucette Lagnado
James Howard
D-N.j
State Department
American Banker Association
Credit Union National Association
National Consumer Finance Association
Sears Roebuck Household Finance Corp
Beneficial Management Corp
Congress
House
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