Reagan, Shevardnadze Meet on Daniloff Case
The article details a high level meeting between President Reagan and Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze over the Daniloff espionage case. It notes Daniloff’s arrest and two weeks’ imprisonment, his current status, and Reagan’s public insistence on innocence. It mentions simultaneous handling of the UN diplomat expulsions and wary outlook.
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White House
Shevardnadze
E State Department
Kurtz
Iry Speakes
Shultz
Reagan
Shevardadze
Daniloff
New York
Gennadiy Zakharov
United Nations
Zakharov
State Department
U.S
Bernard Kalb
Rozanne Ridge
Speakes
Iowa seeks more aid as per pupil costs rise
The state school aid formula increases the average cost per pupil to 2590 for 1987 88 from 2503 and sets a total aid bill around 794 to 800 million. District budgets rise 2.4 percent if enrollment falls, with ISEA pressing for more funds and higher teacher salaries. Democratic candidate Jenkins calls the growth inadequate while Gov Branstad backs the formula plus a tax plan to add about 100 million for salaries.
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Krahl
Reinicke
Branstad
Doug Gross
AZT Trial Expanded To Help Thousands Of AIDS Patients
Dr. Robert Windom announced FDA action to speed a wider AZT trial allowing thousands of AIDS patients to enroll. Fauci estimates several thousand could qualify. Burroughs Wellcome will provide drug at no charge during the expanded study, with production ramping up over months. A free info line is set at 1 800 843 9388.
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Robert Windom
Health and Human Services
Food and Drug Administration
Fauci
David Barry
Burroughs Wellcome
Federal Department
Topless Junkins buttons spark campaign jeer in Iowa
ISU College Republicans produced 500 topless Junkins buttons lampooning Democrat Lowell Junkins and printed by the group. The buttons target the ISU football crowd and critics call the stunt petty while Branstad aides deem it lighthearted. Local GOP notes deny involvement.
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Judy Daubenuier
Gazette
Des Moines Bureau
DES Moines
Terry Branstad
Branstad
Lowell Junkins
Iowa State University College Republicans
Junkins
ISU
Geoff Baker
ISU College Republicans
Baker
Branstad Calls For Higher Admission Standards Not Enrollments Caps
Iowa Governor Terry Branstad argues for tougher entrance requirements at the three state universities rather than caps on enrollment. He supports expanding Iowa Tuition Grants to cover private colleges and increasing recipients, plus state funding for a work study program for public and private schools.
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Terry Branstad
Coe College
Branstad
State Board of Regents
Iowa
France seeks unity as 9 suspects linked to Abdallah case
Nine suspects sought in Paris include four Abdallah brothers and five others tied to attack cells linked to Lebanese Armed Revolutionary Factions. Chirac briefed party leaders at the Elysee about anti-terror steps, while police pursue Abdallah and supporters amid questions of foreign influence in Lebanon.
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Mier
Elysee Palace
Chirac
Hotel
Matignon
Georges Marchais
Communist Party
Georges Ibrahim Abdallah
Lebanese Armed Revolutionary
Abdallah
Committee of Solidarity
Partisans of
Right and Freedom
Tati Clothing and Textiles
U.S
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
George Habash
Joseph
Emile
Maurice
Robert
Salim el- Khoury
France
Tripoli
Lebanon
Fayrouz Fayeh Daher
Ferial Daher
Jacqueline Esber
Caroline Esber el-Bitar
Esber
Khoury
Yacov Barsimantov
Robert Abdallah
Emile Abdallah
Agence France-Presse
Tati
Koubeyat
Paris
Vienna
Austria
Larnaca
Cyprus
Damascus
Syria
Georges Abdallah
U.N
Liberation
Marc Kravetz
Middle East
le Monde
Hafez Assad
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Gorbachev
United States
Moscow
ISEA
Lowell Jenkins
Windom
Anthony Fauci
National Institutes of Health
Iowa State
Susan Neely
Joe O’hern
Larry Hoffman
Polk County Attorney's Office
Levin
Hoffman
Ilten’s
2Nd Ave
Gory
Menard
Rochester
Randy Rohach
Gladbrook
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