Army chief opposes sending U S troops to El Salvador
Gen. Edward Meyer, retiring Army chief, says the United States should not commit combat troops to El Salvador unless a highly troubled election prompts reassessment. He cautions domestic support is lacking and warns a military solution is unlikely. He also highlights possible aid to Honduras and the role of elections in governing outcomes.
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Army
U.S
el Salvador
Edward Meyer
United States
Meyer
San Salvador
Honduras
Nicaragua
White House
Larry Speakes
Reagan
Minneapolis
Pentagon
Henry Catto
Ex-official charged with murder to fake his death
Edward L. Cates a 54 year old former city commissioner and brigadier general in the Army Reserve was arrested in Lawrenceville Georgia and charged with murder to fake his own death Authorities say he set fire to a car with another person inside near Jackson Mississippi The body in the car is not Cates and investigators plan to exhume the Jackson burial as the case proceeds.
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Georgia
Edward L. Cates
Army
Mississippi
Ed Cates
Madison County
Billy Noble
Cates
Lawrenceville
Atlanta
James Black
Gwinnett County
Canton
Noble
Escapee charged in killings at rural California ranch
Kevin Cooper, an escapee from a mental facility, was charged in four murders and one attempted murder at a rural horse ranch near Chino California. He is at large with a federal warrant accusing him of interstate travel to avoid prosecution for burglary robbery and kidnapping.
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Calif
Kevin Cooper
California Institute For Men
F. Douglas
Peggy Ryen
Cooper
San Bernardino County
Floyd Tidwell
Tidwell
David Trautman
Chino Municipal Court
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
NRC grants delay for Indian Point reactors without evac plan
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission voted 3 to 2 to let Indian Point reactors near New York City continue operating despite no approved emergency evacuation plan. Regulators cite state and local efforts to provide buses and drivers, with a future shutdown option if drills remain unmet. Also, automaker John DeLorean to plead guilty next week to drug trafficking charges. attorney says plea will be entered Monday.
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Stephen Wilson
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Robert Takasugi
Urban hunger grips nations cities says mayors group
The U S Conference of Mayors warns hunger is the worst urban problem with growing numbers of families lacking food for children. The report to be presented at a congressional hearing calls hunger the most prevalent and insidious emergency issue facing cities.
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Washington
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Toxins in refugees tied to yellow rain claims
University of Minnesota plant pathologist Chester Mirocha reports finding tricothecenes in heart tissue and blood of Southeast Asian refugees, asserting victims of a chemical attack and debunking bee droppings as the source.
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New York
Chester Mirocha
University of Minnesota
Southeast Asia
Mirocha
Hetrick to plead guilty in Los Angeles case
One person charged alongside Hetrick in Los Angeles is set to plead guilty. The developing case involves another named suspect, with authorities seeking resolution in the federal proceeding.
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Hetrick
OS Angeles
Morris Plan offers 5000 to 15000 zero-payment ninety days
Need a break from payments Morris Plan can lend 5000 to 15000 with no payment due for ninety days Consolidate total monthly payments into one and avoid first payment for ninety days For details call Jim or Paul at 3662441
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Hangs three guerrillas in Pretoria crackdown
The white minority government hanged three black guerrillas at daybreak in Pretoria's central prison as the ANC vowed revenge. Demonstrations erupted at home and abroad. The government refused to release the bodies, fearing funeral protests. a Soweto rally was banned.
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South Africa
Central
African National Congress
ANC
Soweto
OAU urged to develop nuclear weapons to counter South Africa
Edem Kodjo outgoing secretary-general of the Organization of African Unity urged delegates to pursue nuclear arms to confront South Africa's white regime. He said Africa should not be denied nuclear capability while South Africa already possesses a nuclear arsenal.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Organization of African Unity
South Africa
OAU
Edem Kodjo
Togo
Africa
Kodjo
Senate limits outside income for speeches in tied budget move
The Senate approved a 30 percent cap on income from speeches and honoraria for members with salaries set 15 percent below the House. Grassley and Jepsen opposed increases and the no strings raise. Conferees will resolve differences in the emergency spending bill.
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Senate
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Iowa
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Roger Jepsen
Grassley
Jepsen
Soviets Reject Reagan Arms Offer Amid West Germany Tensions
The Soviet Union rejected Reagan’s missile reductions and warned West Germany about a “palisade of rockets” if U S medium range weapons are deployed. In Paris NATO allies accused Moscow of blocking talks and urged urgent cooperation for a fair agreement. Tass called Washington’s stance unchanged and aimed at military superiority and unilateral disarmament.
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Soviet Union
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Helmut Kohl
U.S
West Germany
Paris
NATO
Tass
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