Marcos Crisis Escalates as Crowds Rally Nationwide
Thousands fill streets near Camp Crame as Enrile and Ramos back rebellion against Marcos. Marines disperse civilians at Camp Aguinaldo while Marcos urges defense of installations and warns of emergency powers. Channel 4 cuts out as gunfire is heard and Channel 4 building is surrounded. Cardinal Sin calls for calm. President Reagan threatens to cut aid if force is used. Aquino says Marcos left for Guam before denying reports.
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Camp Crame
Enrile
Ramos
Marcos
Camp Aguinaldo
Radio Veritas
Washington
Reagan
U.S
Aquino
Guam
Channel 4
Associated Press
Ruben Alabastro
Col
R. O. Odi
Cardinal Jaime Sin
Defense
Juan Ponce Enrile
Armed Forces
Fidel V. Ramos
Reagan weighs aid policy as Philippines crisis deepens
White House says aid to Marcos is for anti insurgency not internal suppression. Reagan aides discuss possible cutoff if aid is used against Filipino forces. Senate Republicans urge pressure for Marcos to leave, while Habib may be sent back for talks with both sides.
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Marcos
Ramos
Enrile
Speakes
Senate
Philippines
Richard G. Lugar
R-Ind
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Abc-Tv
David Brinkley
David Durenberger
R-Minn
Senate Intelligence Committee
Nbc-Tv
Meet the Press
White House
Habib
George Bush
George P. Shultz
Defense
Caspar W. Weinberger
Treasury
James A. Baker
CIA
William J. Casey
Donald T. Regan
Paul X. Kelly
Marine Corps
Aquino
Shuttle: Next flight may be a year away
Officials say a six to fourteen month timeline is needed to fix O-rings and test a remedy after the shuttle disaster. NASA leaders warn a next flight could be about a year away with a small crew and minimal payload if issues are resolved. In Washington, a presidential commission plans hearings on objections to the January launch and NASA pressure claims. A recovered metal fragment, possibly from the shuttle main tank, was examined near Cape Canaveral as recovery efforts continue.
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William Graham
Washington
Morton Thiokol
Allan J. MacDonald
MacDonald
Presidential Commission
Brigham City
Utah
Commission
David Acheson
Navy
Deborah Burnette
Burnette
Sea Link II
Seward Johnson
Sea Link
Port Canaveral
Independence
Cape Canaveral
Floods drive evacuations as storms batter California and West
Northern California evacuees total about 38,000 with 10,872 homes damaged and 1,463 destroyed. California faces $315 million in damage while rivers and levees fail in Sonoma and Napa counties. Amtrak routes cut then restored as crews repair flood debris and leaks.
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Utah
Oregon
Brookings
Port Orford
Weather Service
California
State Office of Emergency Services
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Joaquin Valley
Bakersfield
Amtrak
Arthur Lloyd
Salt Lake City
Portland
Seattle
Napa County
Steve Bardessono
CBS
Nancy Hardaker
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