Reagan presses Japan on open markets in Diet address
President Reagan urged Japanese legislators to lower trade barriers and expand U S access while criticizing House auto parts rules. He warned of shrinking the global economic pie if retaliation rose and praised Japan's growth as a model. No pace on beef and citrus quotas. Kakie Magann, a local road racer, was noted in a stray ending paragraph.
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Japan
Yasuhiro Nakasone
White House
Larry Speakes
FBI Finds Capitol Bomb Type But Sees No Suspects
FBI Director Webster said the Capitol blast used a dual firing mechanism like other recent bombings but officials have no suspects or firm links. He noted 12,000 pounds of dynamite in the Beirut Marine compound attack and warned against speculation while detailing past incidents and Puerto Rican groups involved in some cases.
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Washington
FBI
William H. Webster
Capitol
Webster
Beirut
U.S
Senate
Armed Resistance Unit
Army War College
Ft. McNair
Capitol Hill
Cuba
Jaeger School To Reopen After Asbestos Closure
Jaeger Kaeger Intermediate School will reopen Monday after a six day closure for asbestos treatment. Principal Claude Roberts said about 10 parents toured the building and approved sending children back. Air samples meet the required fiber standard, though state official Light warned the school was not 100 percent safe.
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Jaeger — Kaeger
Claude Roberts
McDowell County
Roberts
Edward Light
State Department of Health
U S Jets Fired On In Lebanon During Attack
U S carrier based jets came under fire from Syrian missiles near central Lebanon while four F-14s on reconnaissance sorties returned fire. Marines at Beirut airport faced small arms fire with no casualties. Pressure grew on Yasser Arafat to leave Tripoli as fighting intensified and regional leaders urged action.
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Lebanon
U.S
Yasser Arafat
Tripol
PLO
Tunis
Syria
Wayne Jones
Tyre
Italy
Arafat
Tripoli
Rashid Karami
Col
Muammar Khadafy
Wholesale Price Level Encouraging
Falling energy prices helped offset higher food costs as wholesale inflation rose 0.3 percent in October. Economists see the year ending with under 2 percent inflation, potentially 1.0 to 1.5 percent. Critics warn the 1984 rate could reach 6 percent, while retail CPI remains higher but may narrow the gap.
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Washington
White House
Larry Speakes
Tokyo
Reagan
Donald Ratajczak
Georgia State University
Atlanta
Ratajczak
College presidents optimistic about public education plans
School leaders and authorities announce optimistic plans to educate the public, outlining goals and strategies for better civic engagement. The piece notes page references and overall forward-looking tone from college presidents.
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McDowell officials, deputies charged in extortion case
McDowell County Sheriff Clark Belcher and Chief Deputy Harold Wolfe were arrested after a Charleston grand jury indicted them on Hobbs Act extortion counts. Also charged were County Commissioner T J Scott and Douglas Martin for marijuana distribution. Additional deputies were ordered to Charleston for mail fraud arraignments.
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Daily Telegraph
Welch
McDowell County
Clark K. Belcher
Harold Wolfe
Charleston
U.S
David Faber
T.J. Scott
Douglas Martin
Thorpe
Everett
Bill) Sparks
Coalwood
Jerry Ray
North Welch
Faber
Belcher
Wolfe
Scott
Martin
Jerry Hogg
Venco Amusement Company, Inc
Bland
Official Rite
Belcher, Wolfe and
Sparks
Ray
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