Soviet Upswing on Space Weapons at Geneva Talks
Soviet officials signaled willingness to discuss medium range missiles separately at Geneva but refuse any accord that does not address space weapons. They criticized U S insistence on testing space weapons and warned of renewed arms race while noting Reykjavik Reykjavik summit outcomes.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Geneva
Foreign Ministry
Gennady Gerasimov
Soviet Union
London
Mikhail Gorbachev
Reykjavik
Iceland
Bonn
Max Kampelman
U.S
Eduard Shevardnadze
Bucharest
Romania
Gorbachev
Reagan
Tass
Shevardnadze
Novosti
Lev Semeike
Politburo
Paroled Doolin Faces Multiple Assault and Burglary Charges
The article details Doolin on parole since May facing first and second degree burglary charges for break ins and multiple assaults on women and a 17 year old. Additional charges include assault and false imprisonment. Police history notes several arrests, a gunshot wound, and unstable housing while on the run.
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Doolin
Cedar Rapids
Dillard
Iowa
Goldfarbs Reunited After Moscow Hospital Stopover
Alexander Goldfarb and his parents were released after a Soviet hospital visit during a trip tied to an art showing. Hammer, Occidental Petroleum chair, arranged doctor clearance with Dobrynin, and the family reboarded with the father recovering from diabetes complications and war wounds.
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Daniloff
Goldfarb
Soviet Union
KGB
Alexander Goldfarb
Columbia University
Iceland
Hammer
Occidental Petroleum Corp
Moscow
Olga
State Department
Pete Martinez
Vladimir Kuzin
Goldfarbs
Stalingrad
Congress rushes to pass omnibus budget and immigration bill
Congress acted to avert a government shutdown by sending an omnibus funding bill to the White House after missing 13 regular appropriations. The measure funds more than half of the $1 trillion federal budget and includes an immigration overhaul offering amnesty to those in before 1982 with penalties for employers. A separate anti-drug bill and a waterways cleanup package also moved forward amid political maneuvering and last minute objections.
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Congress
House
Senate
White House
Reagan
Mark Hatfield
Senate Appropriations Committee
Alan Simpson
Simpson
United States
Dole
Pilots Rescued After Raid On Palestine Bases Near Beirut
A Mirage raid from the Mediterranean targeted four Palestine Liberation Army bases south of Beirut at 3:50 p.m. One Israeli pilot was rescued after parachuting into an olive grove near Shoubieh Angoun. a second pilot was reportedly captured. The Popular Front claimed one base demolished. Nabih Berri’s Amal denies captives. The rescued pilot was treated at Rambam Hospital Haifa and released in good health.
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Mediterranean
Palestine Liberation Army
Yasser Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
George Habash
Shoubieh
Angoun
Beirut
Nabih Berri
Amal
Berri
Damascus
Syria
Rambam
Israel
Haifa
Nobel Prize for Literature Goes to Soyinka
Soyinka becomes the first Nigerian to win the Nobel literature prize with praise from the American Academy. Buchanan calls the award a total shock while noting the prize's $290000 endowment and Dec 10 presentation. The laureate cites African culture and creativity as worthy of recognition and highlights his works like A Dance of the Forests and Death and the King's Horseman.
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Buchanan
Fairfax
Soyinka
Vanguard
American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters
Africa
Lincoln Center
New York
Europe
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Roosevelt Hotel
Brad Curl
Morality In Media
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National Pornography Commission
Brenda MacKillop
Hal Green
Bell Avenue
Des Moines
Carlton
Olympyk
Jonsered
Carlton Saw Chain Sale
Linn County
Dick’s Tree Service
Mt. Vernon Road
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SQC
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Second Avenue SE
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