Moynihan urges Nicaragua chance for democracy viability
U S Senator Daniel Moynihan on a Central American tour said Nicaragua should be given a chance to prove its democratic intentions yet warned the Sandinistas have a history of not delivering on promises. He met junta leaders in Honduras and discussed with Sergio Ramirez and Tomas Borge. Moynihan questioned fully meeting policy changes while noting elections planned for 1985 and U S backing to anti Sandinista rebels in Honduras. In El Salvador, gunmen attacked labor leader Jorge Camacho but he was not injured, amid debates on land reform and threats against activists in the Democratic Popular Unity. A U S trained battalion pressed to dislodge rebels from Usulutan coffee farms.
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Daniel P. Moynihan
Nicaragua
Moynihan
D-N.y
Honduras
Sergio Ramirez
Tomas Borge
Costa Rica
New York
Senate Select Committee On Intelligence
United States
EL Salvador
Jorge Camacho
Labor Movement
Democratic Popular Unity Labor Organization
Usulutan
Nuclear power set to double in next seven years
U S nuclear generation is expected to rise sharply with World IAEA projections for 1985 and 1990, predicting share of world electricity to grow 50 percent by 1985 and U.S. capacity to reach 114 gigawatts by 1990. A later Worldwatch assessment warns of higher costs and a possible stall without policy changes.
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France
Belgium
Canada
Japan
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U.N. International Atomic Energy Agency
Eros to Undergo 18 Month Facelift at Piccadilly Circus
Ninety year old statue Eros at Piccadilly Circus will be removed for 18 months to repair a fractured ankle a dislocated thigh and a cracked knee. Architect Daryl Fowler of the Greater London Council said weather time and revelers have caused the damage and restoration will keep the landmark out of sight until 1985.
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Eros
Piccadilly Circus
Daryl Fowler
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Historic Buildings Panel
Recording of murder shown in court in Denver case
A court heard a 38 second recording of the victim's final moments in a Denver home. Susie Velasquez 26 died after being shot multiple times, her 3 year old daughter Louise wounded. Libby Velasquez is charged with murder and related crimes after allegedly breaking in. A second witness described Libby asking for a ride to the sister in law's home as screams and gunshots occurred.
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Susie Velasquez
Louise
Chris Munch
Libby
Libby Velasquez
Stephanie Salazar
Velasquez
The Gazette establishes press details in Cedar Rapids
The Gazette, founded in 1883, outlines its publishing base at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa listing daily and Sunday editions. It details subscription rates by carrier and mail for various regions and notes AP exclusive republication rights for local and AP dispatches.
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Gazette Company
Third Avenue SE
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Iowa
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