Reagan trip sketches aid and isolation across Latin America
President Reagan framed his five day Latin American tour as a choice between supporting friendly nations with military and economic aid and isolating those backing leftist revolutions. He sought to repair ties with Brazil while embracing Guatemala's Gen. Rios Montt and faced domestic opposition over Guatemala aid.
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Third Bulgarian sought in pope shooting case
ANSA reports a third Bulgarian official Teodoro Ayvazov is implicated in the John Paul II assassination attempt. He may have diplomatic immunity blocking arrest. Italy seeks revoke of immunity to issue warrants. Other Bulgarians Antonov and Kolev are also linked. investigations remain guarded and unconfirmed by officials.
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Immigrant dishwasher found dead near Kennedy grave in Arlington
A partially burned body was found near the memorial flame at John F. Kennedy's grave in Arlington Cemetery. Park Police say Ramon Mejia, 44, from Intipuca El Salvador, may have fallen into the flame while intoxicated. laboratory tests will confirm cause of death. Friends note Mejia had a drinking problem and declining health before his demise.
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Nofziger backs Reagan 1984 run amid veiled Bush fears
Former Reagan adviser Lyn Nofziger said planning for a 1984 re election continues despite the president's vow to decide later. He warned against any shift to boost Bush's 1988 prospects and spoke on ABC's This Week.
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Barcelona police kill GRAPO founder in grocery stun
Juan Martin Luna 28 a founder of GRAPO was shot dead after opening fire during a police confrontation outside a Barcelona grocery store. He was the 12th GRAPO member killed or captured since 1979 and had been trying to rebuild the group.
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Prime allowed access after quitting spy base
The Mail reported Geoffrey Prime, jailed 35 years last month for spying for the Soviets, continued to have access to sensitive material after resigning from Government Communications Headquarters GCHQ. Prime, 44, frequently visited the Cheltenham base after leaving in September 1977, renewing suspicions that other Soviet spies remain active inside the facility.
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Kennedy Center award winners honored at White House reception
Five distinguished performing artists George Abbott Lillian Gish Benny Goodman Gene Kelly and Eugene Ormandy were feted by President Reagan at a White House ceremony for contributions to American theater film dance and music. Reagan praised them and joked with Goodman about the Iron Curtain.
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