Haig and Gromyko plan joint arms statement at UN
Secretary of State Haig and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko held four hour talks at the United Nations. They will issue a joint arms control statement and announce dates for negotiations on medium range nuclear forces in Europe, with Geneva eyed for mid November.
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Alexander Haig
Andrei Gromyko
Haig
Europe
United States
Geneva
Reagan
State Department
Dean Fischer
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Fischer
Gromyko
Nations readied for Star War laser battles in space
The International Institute for Strategic Studies warns that the United States and the Soviet Union are pursuing aggressive outer space programs focused on laser anti satellite weapons and defense against missiles. It notes large Soviet chemical weapon stocks and tentative use reports, while stating no immediate shift in strategic stability.
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London
United States
Soviet Union
Outer Space
International Institute For Strategic Studies
ISS
Space
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Index of Convenience Foods at Refrigerator Front
A concise index lists items commonly found at the front of the refrigerator shelf. It covers ready to eat meals, snacks, and beverages and notes their typical placement for quick access.
Iowa Eyes Rebates and Discounts on Liquor Prices
Iowa proposed measures would let liquor stores stock bottles with mail in rebates and allow state shops to pass on discounts from wine and liquor makers. Director Rolland Gallagher noted rebates could reach 1.50 dollars per bottle and that price cuts would save about five cents per bottle. The proposals await Beer and Liquor Control Council discussion Friday.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Beer and Liquor Control Department
Rolland Gallagher
Gallagher
Beer and Liquor Control Council
Reagan backs off Social Security delay in new budget plan
President Reagan, aiming for a Congress acceptable package of cuts, has reversed a plan to delay next year's Social Security cost of living increase. Officials say he will not pursue postponing the already approved tax cuts but may consider delaying other pension and veterans benefits to reduce the 1982 deficit. The move follows political opposition to the Social Security postponement and could affect the $42.5 billion deficit target.
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Racist killer Franklin gets life in Utah case
Avowed racist Joseph Paul Franklin was sentenced to life in prison by a jury in Salt Lake City for the August 1980 murders of two black joggers, Ted Fields and David Martin, after a brief deliberation. A death sentence was possible by firing squad. Third District Judge Jay Banks scheduled formal sentencing for Monday.
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Joseph Paul Franklin
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Third District Court
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Ted Fields
David Martin
Hayward
Banks
Salt Lake County
Robert Stott
Stott
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