Panama Loses U S Aid Certification Over Drug Fight Shortcomings
The State Department named Panama ineligible for aid due to weak anti-drug efforts, citing Gen Manuel Noriega's indictment as a key factor. The report also notes Peru and Colombia may see cocaine production rise in 1988 amid ineffective crop-killing programs.
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Leading Economic Index Dips in January Tests Recession Fears
The Commerce Department reports the Index of Leading Economic Indicators down 0.6 percent in January. Analysts note a December revision from a 0.2 percent decline to a 0.3 percent rise, breaking a sequence of declines and easing recession fears. Economists say the broader tone suggests a no-recession year for the U.S. economy.
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Meese stock profits examined by Senate investigators
Senate investigators report that Edwin Meese's former adviser achieved nearly 80 percent profit in 18 months by assigning stock purchases to Meese's account after learning their outcomes. The practice drew questions about favoritism as W Franklyn Chinn managed four other accounts and pooled purchases.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette establishment and pricing note
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Company is published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52401. Subscription rates include carrier weekly fees and mail options with different 4 week and 52 week terms, and some areas lack mail service. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches. Postmaster address changes go to P O Box 511 Cedar Rapids 52406.
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Iraq launches 16 missiles at Tehran in first long range attack
Iraqi officials announce 16 missiles strike Tehran marking a major escalation. Iran reports 27 civilians killed and vows revenge amid claims of retaliatory strikes on Baghdad Rasht and Qazvin. Iraqi minister boasts of vast capabilities and the new Al Hussein missile with 400 mile range.
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Iowa Congress splits on contra aid in House showdown
Iowa Democrats Neal Smith and Dave Nagle shift to support a 30.6 million nonmilitary aid package for the contras while Rep. Jim Leach remains against, as Republicans back a 22.3 million plan. Debate focuses on future military aid votes and timing, with Rep. Jim Lightfoot recovering from heart surgery and Rep. Tom Tauke undecided.
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Alowa
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Shultz Eyes Restart of Middle East Talks in London Meeting
Secretary of State George Shultz appeared ready to resume diplomacy after a London meeting with Jordan's Hussein. Hussein showed interest in U S initiative but did not endorse it, calling for an international peace conference with five Security Council members and all parties including the PLO. Shultz planned brief Reagan talks in Brussels before NATO summit talks with leaders.
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Jesus Is Alive Postmark Sparks Britain Controversy
The British Post Office issued a six week postmark reading Jesus is Alive with a cross on nearly all letters funded by evangelist Paul Stenner who pays about 88 thousand pounds equivalent for the privilege. Jewish leaders warn the stamp could offend and the Post Office notes the plan aims to boost revenue under the Conservative government.
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