Botha offers blacks in white South Africa citizenship
President Botha announced blacks in nominally independent homelands can have their South African citizenship restored, while vowing to chart a unilateral path on reform. He would grant dual citizenship to many blacks inside homelands as protests and sanctions loom.
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Botha
South Africa
Pieter W. Botha
United States
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Senate
Reagan
Chamber
Iowa
Tom Harkin
Charles Grassley
Cape Town
Nelson Mandela
African National Congress
Mandela
Pretoria
Party
Sheena Duncan
Black Sash Movement
Azanian People’s Organization
Pampili Ndloko
White House drafts trade plan to head off protectionism
The Reagan administration works with Republican leaders on new trade legislation to curb rising protectionist bills in Congress. Officials talk of a $300 million Treasury subsidy for export credits to counter France subsidies and push for freer trade negotiations.
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Washington
White House
Capitol Hill
Reagan
Congress
Sen
John Heinz
Pennsylvania
Heinz
Treasury Department
France
Veterans Administration
House
Veterans Arena
Bob Edgar
D-Pa
House Veterans Affairs Committee
Abduction Stove: Duarte's Daughter Stolen in San Salvador
San Salvador security forces recovered a stolen red van used in the abduction of President Jose Napoleon Duarte's daughter and a second woman, Ana Cecilia Velleda, 23. No clues to victims' whereabouts or suspects emerged despite a massive search.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
Jose Napoleon Duarte
Julio Adolfo Rey Prednes
Duran
Ana Cecilia Velleda
Duarte
Birmingham
London
Margaret Thatcher
Douglas Hurd
Handsworth
Hitler's last soldier surrenders in United States
Georg Gaertner once of Rommel's Afrika Korps, living as Dennis Whiles near Denver, gave himself up to the INS in San Pedro. He fled New Mexico in 1945 after escaping Camp Deming and becomes the FBI's longest outstanding fugitive, awaiting possible citizenship talks.
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Los Angeles
Georg Gaertner
Erwin Rommel
Afrika Korps
New Mexico
Gaertner
Denver
Dennis Whiles
Hitler
America
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
United States
U.S
INS Western
Harold Ezell
San Pedro
Ezell
Camp Deming
Schweidnitz
FBI
INS
Ronald Oldenburg
Hawaii
Michael John Biber
Biber
House trims transportation bill but rejects deep Amtrak cuts
The House reduced about 1 billion from a 10.1 billion transportation appropriation while shelving major subsidies cuts for Amtrak and mass transit after a day of amendments. Final action on the measure was postponed to today amid debate.
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Washington
House
Amtrak
Mass
Kidnap Attempt Foiled Near Green Line in Beirut
Lebanese troops stopped an attempted kidnapping of Portuguese ambassador Luis Gonzaga Ferreira and his wife in South Lebanon near the Green Line. Gunmen fired as the car passed the East West Beirut boundary. chauffeur seized, assailants fled under fire. The couple returned safely to Hazmiyeh.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Luis Gonzaga Ferreira
Israel
Maria
Ferreira
6Th Brigade
East Beirut
Hazmiyeh
Christian East Beirut
Antonius Eitel
Syrian National Socialist Party
Hatzbaya
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