CIA Plans for Nicaragua Paramilitary Action Delayed
The New York Times reports Reagan approved CIA paramilitary moves against Cuban arms lines in Central America with a focus on Nicaragua. Disputes with allies over scope delay the plan, as Argentina seeks to discuss overthrowing Sandinistas and include Somoza supporters. Earlier, Washington Post reported 500 recruits under a $19 million budget.
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Salvadoran exile Majano calls for reforms and nonalignment
Majano, exiled leader of El Salvador's 1979 coup, urged a settlement with social reforms and elections while urging nonalignment from the Soviet Union. He warned March elections won't end conflict, predicting possible talks with leftist guerrillas as U.S. aid and Salvadoran government steer toward negotiations.
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Mid Continent Heritage Oak Door and Woodmark Cabinet Deal
Mid Continent introduces Heritage a solid oak double arched highstyle door. For every 100 spent on Mid Continent cabinets you get a 10 credit toward any other item in the store. Woodmark Cabinets priced at 1.99 with a 10 credit offer likewise.
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