Reagan urges closer ties with Latin America on Central America panel
President Reagan met with a 12 member commission led by Henry Kissinger and urged a long range policy to tighten U S relations across Latin America. He said the commission should remain independent and report next February while he promotes stronger North American links ahead of a Mexico trip. San Antonio Mayor Henry Cisneros, a commission member, criticized administration actions in Central America as he left.
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Washington Post
Washington
Reagan
Central America
U.S
Latin America
Henry Kissinger
Mexico
Canada
United States
San Antonio
Henry Cisneros
Commission
Panic at the White House interrupts Reagan photo session
Secret Service agents rushed to the Oval Office after a panic button alarm was triggered by a telephone console during Reagan's meeting with the Central America commission. The president continued with remarks praising a deep, moving statement on regional poverty and roots of history.
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Washington
Secret Service
White House
Oval Office
Reagan
Central America Commission
U.S. seeks urgent talks with Soviets on SALT violations
The United States asked the Soviet Union for an urgent meeting of the Special Consultative Committee to discuss possible SALT treaty violations. Secretary of State George Shultz proposed Aug. 11 talks on three developments including a new three stage solid fuel ICBM PL 5 2 radar system in Siberia and SS 16 deployment near Plesetsk.
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New York Times
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
George Shultz
Oleg Sokolov
Special Consultative Committee
Geneva
Siberia
Plesetsk
Man nabbed in AIDS bank robberies in New York
Garnett Wilson 36 of Manhattan arrested after police traced ten bank robberies in which a note claimed he had AIDS and a gun. He allegedly obtained about 15000 dollars from tellers between July 19 and 30, 198?, while unarmed. Bail set at 50000 dollars.
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New York
Garnett Wilson
Manhattan
Joseph Pollino
Wilson
Pollino
Liddy passes on Death of a Salesman role bid
Watergate figure G Gordon Liddy was dropped from consideration for the Ben role in Death of a Salesman with Dustin Hoffman after an initial reading. Liddys manager cited scheduling and public reaction as factors though Miller Whitehead and Hoffman weighed his film notoriety against casting fit.
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New York
G. Gordon Liddy
Dustin Hoffman
Brian Winthrop
Arthur Miller
Robert Whitehead
Hoffman
Doris Blum
Whitehead
Miss Blum
Ben
Willy Loman
Actor Jimmy Stewart Undergoes Radiation for Skin Cancer
Gloria Stewart says actor Jimmy Stewart, 75, has a common skin cancer on the left side of his face treated with radiation at St. John's Hospital in Santa Monica. She adds he is fine and expected to complete therapy by mid next week.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Jimmy Stewart
Gloria Stewart
Stewart
St. John's Hospital
Glemp Resting After Gall Bladder Surgery in Warsaw
Poland's Roman Catholic primate Cardinal Jozef Glemp was reported resting comfortably after gall bladder surgery. Glemp, 53, underwent the operation Wednesday at the Institute of Surgery of the Warsaw Medical College.
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Warsaw
Poland
Jozef Glemp
Glemp
Warsaw Medical College
Undercover judge reveals graft risk in Cook County courts
Rural Illinois judge Bracton Lockwood details his undercover role in FBI Operation Greylord in which he wore a recording device and posed as a cash rich horse owner. He claimed one eighth of judges could be crooked and that favors for friends or politics influenced rulings.
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Carbondale, Ill
Illinois
FBI
Chicago
Cook County
Southern Illinoisan
Bracton Lockwood
Lockwood
U.S
Dan Webb
Greylord
Southern Illinois
Williamson County
Disabled Veteran Fires Six Shots At ATM In Largo
Thomas Jackson Morton, 34, a Vietnam veteran in a wheelchair, fired six rounds at a 24 hour ATM after it kept his card and denied withdrawal. Police investigate whether charges will be filed. Morton says he became upset after multiple nearby beeps and card retention. He moved to Largo from Spartanburg and was unsure he heard the machine correctly.
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Largo
Tom Knapp
Morton
Vietnam
Spartanburg
S.C
Reagan plans new nuclear weapons reactor in Idaho
The Reagan administration proposed a New Production Reactor costing 3 to 6 billion dollars to manufacture explosive components by 1995. Energy Secretary Hodel ordered environmental studies for Idaho Falls facility while the House committee doubts need amid missile cutbacks and previously reduced funding.
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Washington
Energy
Donald Hodel
Idaho Falls National Engineering Laboratory
Idaho
House
Armed Services Committee
Lindbergh suit ends with 1981 wrongful death dismissal
Federal Judge dismisses Anna Hauptmann's wrongful death suit over Bruno Hauptmann. Filed October 1981 by the 84 year old widow of the executed kidnapper, she sought to overturn the conviction and win 100 million in damages, claiming witness lies and FBI document cover ups.
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Newark
N.J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Anna Hauptmann
Yeadon
FBI
New Jersey
IUD dangers studied in JAMA report
The Journal of the American Medical Association reports that all intrauterine devices pose infection and infertility risks to over 2 million U.S. women. Pelvic inflammatory disease risk is nine times higher for IUD users than other contraception users, a notable finding in the Gazette wire services.
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New York
U.S
Journal of the American Medical Association
Gazette Wire
Guatemalan cabinet reshuffle names Diaz Duran foreign minister
Brig. Gen Mejia Victores named civilian lawyer Fernando Diaz Duran foreign minister in Guatemala City, the first cabinet change since the coup. Diaz Duran, 45, a law professor, will take office Tuesday and backs regional efforts to resolve Central American conflicts.
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Guatemala City
Oscar Humberto Mejia Victores
Fernando Diaz Duran
Diaz Duran
Curfew Imposed in Santiago and Valparaiso
Chilean military regime enforces curfews after a day of national protest against President Augusto Pinochet. Riots leave five wounded by gunfire and over 200 arrested as clashes with riot police begin the night before.
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Santiago
Chile
Valparaiso
Augusto Pinochet
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