No increase in U S Lebanon force seen
Defense Secretary Weinberger said the 1200 man Marine peace keeping unit in Beirut will not be expanded. He urged other nations to contribute if expansion is needed and noted the United States would not broaden its mission.
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Caspar Weinberger
United States
Beirut
Weinberger
Italy
France
Lebanon
State Department
Reagan
Middle East
Israel
Arab League
Morocco
Hassan
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Algeria
Syria
Tunisia
Palestine Liberation Organization
U.S
Mideast
White
Bedell Bill Signed On Surplus Grain Fuel Plan
President Reagan signed a bill to let the Agriculture Secretary award contracts for turning surplus grain owned by the Commodity Credit Corporation into fuel grade alcohol for federal transportation use. Rep. Berkley Bedell of Iowa, sponsor of the measure, was not invited to the signing ceremony and defended the decision to prioritize quick enactment over attendance.
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Washington
Omaha
Reagan
Berkley Bedell
Iowa Democrat
Spirit Lake
Reagan Administration
Bedell
White House
Secretary of Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corporation
House Agriculture Committee
Poison Tylenol bottle found in Chicago linked to earlier recall
Authorities report a second poisoned Tylenol bottle, found at Dominick's Finer Foods in Chicago, contains more contaminated capsules than prior cases. The bottle is thought to be Extra Strength and closely tied to the national Tylenol crisis, as investigators seek the customer who returned a 50 cap bottle.
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Chicago
Richard Brzeczek
Dominick
Finer Foods
Brzeczek
Dominick’s
Walgreen’s
Paula Prince
Illinois
Tyrone Fahner
Colombian author Gabriel Garcia Marquez wins 1982 Nobel Prize in literature
Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Colombian novelist and world’s best-selling Spanish author, awarded the 1982 Nobel Prize in literature. The Swedish Academy praised his novels and tales for blending fantasy and realism to depict Latin America’s life and conflicts. He has lived in Mexico for two decades and has faced death threats amid political journalism and support for leftist movements.
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Sweden
Gabriel Garcia Marquez
Latin America
Alfonso Garcia Robles
Mexico
Swedish Academy of Letters
Academy
Garcia Marquez
Fidel Castro
CIA
Mexico City
Nobel
Polish banker and spy defects to United States
Andrzej Treumann, a top Polish banker in the United States and alleged spy, defects to the U.S. with his wife and daughter placed in protective custody near Washington. He was Han dlong's North American representative and is being interviewed by CIA and FBI agents.
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New York
United States
Andrzej Treumann
Washington
CIA
FBI
Treumann
North America
Bank Handlong
Poland
Flushing
N.Y
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