Egypt to attend Baghdad summit signaling Arab reconciliation
President Mubarak accepted an invitation to the Sept 6 to 10 non aligned summit in Baghdad. Iraq's president delivered the invitation and Egypt pursued renewed ties with Arab states after its 1979 peace with Israel. Arab leaders warn Lebanon crisis and PLO presence require coordinated action with the U.S. and UN.
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EPA hires PR consultant at $221 daily to advise agency
Environmental Protection Agency pays public relations consultant Don Ferguson $221.12 a day plus $75 daily living expenses for media coaching of top appointees and to build a regional Washington issue papers network. Ferguson, on leave from Entercom, says the move keeps EPA voices aligned and costs are minimal.
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West German bribery probe names Brandt in payoff list
Der Spiegel alleges Willy Brandt and about 40 politicians were listed in a payoff document found during a tax-break bribery inquiry. The magazine says Brandt received about 77 thousand dollars across three payments in 1975 1978 and 1980 held by Britain. Three cabinet members from Helmut Schmidt's government are implicated.
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Inspector general fatally struck by remote control plane
Paul Boucher 40 of Vienna was killed in Leesburg Virginia when a model aircraft veered and struck him as he stood in a flight area. The SBA inspector general and former Justice Department official died of a fractured liver from the propeller wound.
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Challenger Arrives at Cape Canaveral for Six Month Checkout
Challenger, America’s second space shuttle, arrived at Cape Canaveral to begin six months of testing ahead of its first flight next January. The shuttle, mounted on a Boeing 747, landed smoothly after a high profile rollout that drew thousands.
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