U S envoy Daniloff accused in Moscow spy case flareup
The article reports that U S journalist Nicholas Daniloff was accused by Soviet authorities of espionage after being detained in Moscow and later released to U S custody. Tass claimed Daniloff admitted to acting under CIA instruction and contacting a Soviet agent. Gerasimov offered a detailed account linking Daniloff to an espionage operation and denied ties to the Zakharov case.
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Gerasimov
Daniloff
Moscow
Zakharov
U.S
KGB
Murat Natirboff
CIA
Tass
Long Island caterer drawn into KGB call chaos
James E. Marra of Wantagh faced a flood of calls after Newsday printed a Moscow KGB number without codes, sparking fears and curses as locals mistook him for the agency. The U S marshal's office also saw an influx of calls linked to the release of Soviet figures Daniloff and Zakharov.
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New York
Long Island
James E. Marra
Newsday
Moscow
Marra
Wantagh
KGB
Maria
United States
Gennadiy Zakharov
Metropolitan
Branstad Puts Anti-Drug Plan High in Iowa Race
Governor Branstad outlines a major anti-drug package with tougher penalties and a buy fund. He seeks expanded state resources and federal money, while rivals warn of electioneering and uncertain funding amid national drug policy debates.
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Congress
House
Reagan
White House
ABC
CBS
NBC
GOP TV
Roger Ailes
Ailes
Branstad
Iowa
Department of Public Safety
Dick Vohs
Gross
Iowa Substance Abuse Program Directors Association
Iowa Prevention Network
Iowa Network of Drug Information
Iowa Substance Abuse Information Center
Minority Substance Abuse Coalition
Iowa Division of Substance Abuse
Massachusetts
Lowell Jenkins
Reagan calls farm subsidies mutually destructive in GATT talks
Reagan says farm subsidies are mutually destructive and rejects raising trade barriers. He urges open markets to boost exports while Congress pushes quotas and tariffs. Officials Lyng Baldrige Yeutter vow to ease barriers at Uruguay talks, as Democrats warn of jobs moving abroad.
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Reagan
United States
Congress
Agriculture
Richard Lyng
Malcolm Baldrige
Clayton Yeutter
Uruguay
Earthquake near Kalamata causes injuries and power outages
The Seismological Institute reports the first quake centered beneath the Gulf of Messene near Kalamata with a second event shifting into the Ionian Sea. A Kalamata police officer describes shattered windows and falling plaster as authorities note a prior 5.3 quake in July and a deadly February 1981 event in Greece.
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Gulf of Messene
Kalamata
Seismological Institute
Greece
Athens
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General Nutrition Company
America
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