Shultz Rebukes U S Business Leaders in Peking
Secretary of State George Shultz admonished American companies in Peking for seeking special treatment on high tech sales to China. He urged moves to Japan or Western Europe and faulted contracts signed outside guidelines. He pressed patience on Taiwan and arms limits while noting U S China talks on Afghanistan, Cambodia and missiles.
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Peking
George Shultz
U.S
China
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American Chamber of Commerce
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State Department
Wu Xueqiang
Shultz Party
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Afghanistan
Cambodia
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Taiwan
Bush seeks arms talks options in Europe
Vice President George Bush, on a European tour, said he has asked allies to propose alternative approaches to U S negotiating strategy for medium range missile reductions with the Soviet Union. He disclosed private consultations with West Germany the Netherlands and Belgium as options to the zero option. He said they are listening attentively as he meets NATO representatives and European Market officials.
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Brussels
Belgium
George Bush
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U.S
Soviet Union
Bush
West Germany
Netherlands
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
European Common Market
Nobel Peace Prize nominees include Wiesenthal and Wałęsa
More than 75 candidates were named for the 1983 Nobel Peace Prize by the Norwegian Nobel Committee. Simon Wiesenthal and Lech Wałęsa are among the nominees, with Habib also listed. Wiesenthal expressed a wish for Wallenberg to win, noting his example for youth.
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Norway
Simon Wiesenthal
Nobel Committee
U.S
Middle East
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Lech Walesa
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Independent trucker strike spikes across nation
United Press International reports at least 310 shootings and numerous acts of violence across the United States as independent truckers clash with non-striking drivers. Pennsylvania and Ohio show high incident counts while federal officials note disrupted routes from New York to Chicago and a projected 60 000 to 70 000 trucks idle. Congress signals no rollback of fuel or road-use taxes.
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Dole dismisses standby tax hikes in deferral plan
Senate Finance Chairman Robert Dole says standby tax increases tied to deficit reduction are dead in the water with no committee support for Reagan's 5 percent surcharge or a $5 oil tax. He favors postponement or modification if needed to win a larger package while backing the 10 percent tax cut and inflation indexing starting 1985. GOP doubts on both cuts surface as Danforth and Chafee question retention.
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Washington Post Service
Washington — Senate Finance Committee
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R-Kan
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Reagan
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GOP
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John Chafee
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Ex-showgirl Erin Fleming judged mentally ill in Marx case
A court appointed psychiatrist told a Santa Monica courtroom that Erin Fleming is severely mentally ill and psychotic but can still testify. The judge allowed continued testimony in the suit filed by Groucho Marx's estate as Fleming faced outbursts and a bailiff incident.
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UPI
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Groucho Marx
Marx
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Adelman tests narrow path for arms treaty approval
Kenneth L. Adelman testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that a mid February decision is likely on two long stalled test ban treaties. He apologized for previous remarks and said a nuclear war is unwinnable, while facing scrutiny from committee chairman Charles Percy over his cautious stance. A separate Texas incident reports a man who turned a shotgun on himself after an alleged confrontation.
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Kenneth L. Adelman
Adelman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Charles Percy
Poland suspends UPI over PAP reopening in US
The Polish communist government halted United Press International operations until PAP can reopen its office in the United States, amid deteriorating US Poland ties after martial law and trade sanctions. UPI chief Ruth Gruber was expelled last month and the US responded by ousting PAP’s American based correspondent.
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Warsaw
Poland
United Press International
PAP
United States
UPI
Ruth E. Gruber
U.S
Mount St Helens erupts after five months of silence
Mount St Helens unleashed steam and ash 20,000 feet high in two explosions. A mudflow descended the crater wall but stopped before Spirit Lake with no molten rock eruption signs, said USGS geologist Steve Brantley. In Washington, Austrian Chancellor Kreisky voiced enthusiastic support for President Reagan's Middle East initiative after meeting at the White House.
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