Reagan staff appointments set? three Nixon aides eyed for posts
Washington AP President Reagan plans to recall three veteran Nixon root operatives to key White House roles in communications lobbying and politics. Patrick Buchanan would head communications Edward Rollins would lead politics intergovernmental relations and Max Friedersdorf would become a top lobbyist official from PepsiCo. An official announcement is expected soon as Regan takes command.
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Washington
Reagan
White House
Patrick J. Buchanan
Edward J. Rollins
Max L. Friedersdorf
Donald Regan
Buchanan
Spiro Agnew
H.R. Haldeman
Agnew
New York
Oval Office
Patrick Buchanan
Nixon
John Dean
Richard M. Nixon
Friedersdorf
Gerald Ford
U.S
Bermuda
PepsiCo
Rollins
Transportation Department
California
Mass trial opens for 640 Camorra defendants in Naples
The first of three trials begins in Naples for 252 defendants in Italy s largest organized crime case involving the Camorra. Arraignments follow June 1983 arrests of 711 linked to Raffaele Cutolo. Security is tight as armored vans, police dogs, and air surveillance guard the Poggioreale prison.
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Carabineiere
Naples
Deutsche Presse-Agentur
Italy
Camorra
Raffaele Cutolo
Cutolo
Nuova Camorra Organizzata
New Organized Camorra
Adina Marelli
The
Daughters of the Precious Blood
Asinara
Ascoli Piceno
Mariano Santini
Bendectin Trial Opens For Merrell Dow Civil Lawsuits
Nearly 1,000 lawsuits against Merrell Dow Inc. in Cincinnati allege Bendectin caused birth defects from exposure in pregnancy. Plaintiffs seek damages claiming inadequate testing and ignored evidence of harm, while Merrell Dow argues worldwide studies show safety.
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Cincinnati
Merrell Dow Inc
Reading
Ohio
Subway court proposal fuels outrage in New York
Mayor Koch proposed moving courts into subway stations to quickly handle transit crimes. Judges fear loss of authority and decorum, with Justice Burton Roberts insisting courts belong in courthouses, while critics doubt effectiveness of subway based hearings.
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New York
Edward Koch
Supreme Court
Burton Roberts
Dodge City
Thomas Reppetto
Citizens Crime Commission
Koch
Newsday
Rikers Island
Bellevue
Hospital
Monks sue over child neglect charges in bus home case
Donald and Eva Monk sue in U S District Court claiming state officers violated their constitutional rights by entering the couple's bus home without warrant or probable cause and removing their three children. They seek dropping of charges and custody return, plus damages, while denying fecal conditions and neglect.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
U.S
Donald
Eva Monk
David Minzey
Karry Kreiger
Agnes Mansour
State Department of Social Services
Wesley Bowerman
Berrien County
Department of Social Services
Paul Maloney
Berrien General Hospital
New Zealand bans U.S. warship strain ANZUS ties
The Reagan administration condemned New Zealand for denying port access to the destroyer Buchanan marking a new blow to ANZUS relations. Defense Secretary Weinberger called the action a serious attack and warned of possible repercussions as Canberra predicts canceled South Pacific naval maneuvers.
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Los Angeles Times
Washington
New Zealand
U.S
Australia
South Pacific
State Department
Bernard Kalb
Buchanan
Caspar Weinberger
United States
Kalb
Manhunt under way after Athens bar bombing injures Americans
Police search nationwide for a man believed to have used a homemade time bomb in a briefcase to blow up Bobby's Bar in Glyfada. The Saturday blast injures 80 people including 69 Americans many military. A group named National Front claimed responsibility. authorities doubt the claim. Witnesses describe a man aged 25 to 30 who left an attache case under a table before the explosion. Authorities work on a composite sketch as border checks and airport alerts continue.
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Athens
Greece
The
National Front
Bobby
Glyfada
Gate opening at Gibraltar marks tense sovereignty dispute
Crowds gathered as Spanish officials unlocked 10 foot gates at the frontier amid fears of identity changes for Gibraltar residents pro British in the wake of a sovereignty process starting in Geneva. Two other reports from New Delhi say a businessman testified he sold secrets to Poland France and East Germany and that two ministers were asked to go on leave pending a leak inquiry.
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Gibraltar
New Delhi
India
Poland
France
East Germany
Defense
M.C. Sarin
Finance Ministry
J.S. Baijal
Coomar Narain
P.K. Dham
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Minnesota
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Plymouth
Minn
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