Reagan visits Central America sparks debate over motives
President Reagan's 24 hour swing through Brazil Colombia Costa Rica El Salvador Guatemala and Honduras prompts regional suspicion that Washington aims to bolster conservative forces and pressure Nicaragua while signaling a shift in policy toward El Salvador Guatemala and the Sandinist era.
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Reagan MX basing plan seen tight with SALT talks
Defense Secretary Weinberger says Reagan MX basing does not violate SALT and urges Congress to approve the plan to spur Soviet arms reductions. He notes Moscow would not seek talks if the missile proposal fails and cites Geneva negotiations as unlikely without a payoff. Cable study finds white males dominate jobs and decision roles in the industry.
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Navy chief petty officer arraigned on sex charges at Subic Bay
Navy chief electronics technician Daniel Dougherty, 40, is to be arraigned before a general court martial in Agana Guam on 46 charges of sexual misconduct from 1980 to 1982 at Subic Bay Philippines. The trial is set for mid January with 10 Philippine teenage girls to testify. Dougherty’s U.S. hometown was not disclosed.
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Navy Works to Restore Kauai Power After Hurricane Iwa
On Kauai 39,000 residents remained without electricity as the Navy rushed to connect a portable 1,500 kilowatt generator. Officials scrapped plans to use the nuclear submarine Indianapolis as a floating power station because hookup would take a full day and tie up workers needed for broader repairs at Lihue power plant.
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Everywoman's Guide to Colleges Evaluates Women's Colleges
Washington AP reports a new guide titled Everywoman's Guide to Colleges and Universities by the Feminist Press with Education Department and Carnegie Corporation aid. It rates 582 colleges on curriculum leadership athletics and women's presence, noting 65 of 105 women's colleges listed and that most have female leadership scores below perfect.
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Reagan plan still a gamble says Senate leader Baker
Senate Majority Leader Howard Baker says Reagan's economic program remains a gamble but should pay off if the Federal Reserve lowers rates. He cites high interest and deficits, doubts movement on MX missiles or highway jobs measure, and expects lame duck session to focus on appropriations and a continuing resolution.
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Rebels claim Green Berets to lead El Salvador combat ops
Rebels in El Salvador say U S military documents captured from the Southern Command in Panama recommend using Green Berets to lead combat operations as the Salvadoran military is described as exhausted. The claim appeared on Radio Venceremos.
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Uruguay Votes Seen Tilt To Opposition After Primary
In Montevideo Uruguay about 60 percent of voters are expected to back the opposition in the election as reports from UPI indicate a strong shift against the ruling party. The result signals a pivotal political change with broad support across urban areas.
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