Reagan urges Andropov to sign missile pact summit
In an open letter Reagan proposes meeting Andropov to sign a pact banning intermediate-range, land based nuclear missiles. He says the offer serves both sides and Europe wants it. Bush defends NATO missile deployment amidst German election debate. Shultz reassures Japan on broader regional impact.
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Reagan urges Bible reading amid calls for school prayer
President Reagan told the National Religious Broadcasters the nation seeks a spiritual revival and urged Americans to study the Bible. He defended reading public moral values in policy, renewed support for abortion bans, school prayer, and tuition tax credits for private schools.
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Dozier thanks Italian agents in Medal Ceremony
Gen. James Dozier publicly thanked the 14 anti terrorist agents who rescued him from the Red Brigades in Padua. He awarded them the Secretary of Defense Award for Outstanding Public Service, calling them lifelong heroes and expressing eternal gratitude.
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Secret four man POW rescue mission in Laos revealed
Former Green Beret Sgt. Charles J. Patterson describes a private funded four person team that entered Laos last fall to search for alive POWs. The mission failed after being ambushed. one captured and later ransomed.
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Two Dead and Two Missing After Mississippi River Boat Collision
Two workboats collided near the Mississippi River mouth, killing two men and leaving two others missing and presumed dead. Five injured. Divers searched the capsized Miss Brigett as cranes tried to separate the vessels. one body recovered, another died at hospital.
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Energy Secretary Distributes 200 Million From Oil Settlements
Energy Secretary Donald Hodel said he will distribute 200 million dollars from oil price settlement agreements to the states and several territories for energy projects. Iowa will receive 2.4 million.
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Talks accelerate on troop withdrawal in tense 11th round
World Khalde Lebanon accorded a tense 11th round with heavy security as five subcommittees push to bridge gaps in troop pullout. US envoy Habib due back soon. Sharon opposed by Lebanese side amid Syria-related tensions. Andropov urges Soviet workers to raise output to avoid shortages. Navon plans May retirement with no immediate party bid. Peru probes nine journalist killings amid mass village assault.
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