Fires linked to initiation in West Elizabeth volunteers
Ten volunteers including nine former and one active West Elizabeth firefighters were arrested for arson between 1978 and 1980, allegedly to gain entry into the small department. Damages totaled about 20000. One injury was a broken leg.
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New York Times Service
Pittsburgh
West Elizabeth
John Armstrong
Allegheny County Police and Fire
Monongahela River
West Elizabeth Company
Rowe
John Rowe
Reagan censors top adviser speeches amid budget clash
White House inspected and altered Feldstein speeches to curb criticism of tax and budget policies. Officials say his advocacy for a tax increase drew White House pushback, while Feldstein remains on leave from Harvard and eyes a return in 1984.
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Los Angeles Times
White House
Martin S. Feldstein
Reagan Administration
Reagan
Feldstein
Council of Economic Advisers
Congress
Harvard University
Marty
Secretary of the Treasury
Donald T. Regan
Regan
Oval Office
David Stockman
The
Atlantic Magazine
Harvard
Reagan cabinet posts show low turnover early in term
Washington report notes that eight of Reagan's thirteen cabinet heads remained in place after three years, higher than Carter or Nixon. It cites the resignation of Interior Secretary James Watt and lists Haig Schweiker Edwards and Lewis among those who left.
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Washington Post
Washington
Interior
James G. Watt
Reagan
Jimmy Carter
Richard M. Nixon
Watt
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Health and Human Services
Richard S Schweiker
Energy
James B. Edwards
Transportation
Drew Lewis
Nixon
Carter
Gerald R. Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Treasury
William E. Simon
Ford
Clark rises from interior to security adviser in Reagan era
A profile traces William P. Clark from California ranch roots to Deputy Secretary of State and national security adviser, noting his rapid mastery of foreign policy and rising influence in the Reagan administration as he moves toward potential Interior Secretary post.
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New York Times
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
William P. Clark
State Department
Reagan
Clark
South Africa
Zimbabwe
James Watt
Interior
Senate
William Patrick Clark
Oxnard
Stanford University
New Hamburg
N.Y
California
Clark Land and Cattle Co
Ventura County
Sacramento
Soviet children fear war echoed in Boston study
Three American psychiatrists who taped Soviet youth camp interviews say Soviet children share nuclear war fears seen in U S counterparts. The study, co sponsored by Harvard Medical School and International Physicians for Nuclear War, features a 14 year old describing fear after a film about US Soviet conflict.
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New York Times Service
Boston
Harvard Medical School
Department of Psychiatry
International Physicians For the Prevention
Eugene I. Chazov
James E. Muller
Pioneer
Oleg
Soviet Union
United States
Severa
Massachusetts
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Sycamore Mall
Lowa City
Ronald Reagan
William Clark
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FDIC
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