Reagan Central America trip fuels regional passions
President Reagan's 24 hour swing through Brazil Colombia Costa Rica El Salvador Guatemala and Honduras sparks debate over motives with Central Americans viewing it as support for democracy yet many see it as aiding conservative forces and pressuring Nicaragua. The visit includes talks with Magana Monge Rios Montt and Suazo Cordova and follows discussions on human rights and aid.
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MX plan defended as SALT compliant per Weinberger claim
Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger told ABC that President Reagan’s MX basing plan does not violate SALT accords and would push the Soviets to negotiate real arms reductions. He warned they have no incentive to talk in Geneva if the MX fails, arguing it would spur meaningful U.S.-Soviet talks. Cable TV study finds white males dominate industry roles and decisions, with 57 percent of all positions and 75 percent of leadership roles held by white men.
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Navy chief to face court martial on 46 sexual misconduct charges
Chief Electronics Technician Daniel Dougherty, 40, will be arraigned Tuesday before a general court martial in Guam on accusations including rape and sodomy allegedly occurring from 1980 to 1982 at Subic Bay Philippines. Ten teenage girls from the Philippines are to testify. The hearing follows a Navy indication of pending trial in January.
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Everywoman's Guide to Colleges and Universities
Washington AP reports a new guide addressing women’s college concerns. It surveys rape reports, childcare, leadership gender balance, and services, rating 582 colleges and 65 women’s colleges with stars across five categories.
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Reagan plan still a gamble but will pay off
How ard Baker says Reagan’s economic program remains a gamble but should pay off if the Fed lowers rates. He cites high deficits ahead, limited cuts to domestic or defense programs, and possible $200 billion deficit next year. He warns lame duck session unlikely to push MX missiles or broad jobs bills.
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Rebels claim Green Berets to lead El Salvador operations
Rebels in El Salvador say they captured U.S. military documents from the Southern Command in Panama proposing using Green Berets to lead combat after saying the Salvadoran military has been exhausted. In France, Emmanuel Vitria marks 14 years as the world's longest surviving heart transplant patient after a 1968 operation.
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Uruguay voters expected to back opposition in first post millitary elections
In Montevideo an estimated 60 percent turnout favored opposition candidates with results not due until today. In Hamburg, Der Spiegel reported depositions in a probe over the Friedrich Flick Group alleged to have funded campaigns for tax favors, naming Franz Josef Strauss among questioned figures.
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