Reagan picks Carlucci for No 2 post at Pentagon
Defense transition officials announce Frank Carlucci will be deputy defense secretary in the incoming Reagan administration. Conservatives object over his lack of military experience and CIA background, while Caspar Weinberger wins the battle for the post.
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Hawk fans keep cool on porch for January beer outing
Mike Smith and his brother in law Bill Rexroat host a casual porch gathering at 159 Eastview Drive NW and 1015 Pawnee Drive NW. Neighbor Frank Chiamosta joins as they watch the Iowa Michigan State game in 15 degree weather. The trio stays about 30 minutes.
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Guerrilla Offensive Sparks Widespread Clashes in San Salvador
In San Salvador heavy clashes erupted at over a dozen sites including military targets as guerrillas announced a final offensive against the junta. Six guerrillas reportedly killed as battles raged near Ilopango and other locations, with a seized radio station going off air amid the turmoil.
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Six I invaders killed in Richmond suburbs house
In Richmond, Virginia, six people tied to a new motorcycle gang the Invaders were found shot to death in a suburban house. Police say the victims were likely killed with small caliber bullets, with no forced entry or struggle visible. Marijuana was found in the home, and arson remains a possibility under investigation.
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Four more die in Beachview Rest Home fire
In Keansburg New Jersey four bodies were recovered from the Beachview Rest Home rubble raising the death toll to 24. Six people remain missing and four residents hospitalized after the Friday blaze officials said. Prosecutor Alexander Lehrer said the cause appeared to have started in a living area of the home.
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Coal regulation study finds overlaps heighten burdens on small mines
A new federal study released Saturday supports many coal industry complaints about regulation. It says most regulatory problems arise from overlapping federal and state rules rather than conflicting federal standards, with small operators feeling the impact of unrealistic requirements.
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County car option eyed to replace deputy mileage claims
Deputies debate moving civil service mileage from reimbursements to county owned cars. Sheriff Sawyer notes potential resignations, while advocates cite cost savings and fairness as Johnson, Benton, Scott and Black Hawk counties already own fleets and pool profits into general funds.
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Jordan Syria border tension escalates with alleged mass executions
Jordanian agency Petra accuses a Syrian defense squad of executing 120 women tied to anti government activists, raping and imprisoning many more. The report, amid war of words and troop buildup, follows a prior claim of 200 Muslim Brotherhood sympathizers killed by Syrian troops.
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