Bush backs U S aid to Poland amid reform efforts
Vice President Bush announced U S assistance to Poland after talks with General Jaruzelski and Solidarity leaders. He urged pluralism and recognition while avoiding full legalization of Solidarity. Bush toured Polish farms and framed aid as a test of Warsaw's economic liberalization and political pace.
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Treasury official backs user fees to close budget gap
Treasury Secretary James Baker II says deficits could be reduced by higher user fees and asset sales rather than tax increases, amid Reagan's vow to veto income tax hikes. He notes proposed revenue from selling government assets conflicts with a new budget law and suggests fee tools remain acceptable.
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White collar crime up 18 percent under Reagan study finds
The Justice Department report shows federal white collar convictions rose 18 percent from 1980 to 1985 while non white collar crimes rose 43 percent. White collar defendants faced shorter prison terms on average and losses from such crime exceeded other crimes, with few individuals charged for multi million dollar offenses.
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Schroeder poised for 1988 Democratic presidential bid announcement
Rep Patricia Schroeder is set to announce her presidential aims today from Denver as she continues testing the waters across states. At 47 she has not confirmed candidacy despite months of exploratory activity and growing support.
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Five arrested after passengers storm airline counter
About 170 travelers with canceled tickets crowded the Eastern Airlines counter at Miami International. An L-1011 flight to New York was canceled, a replacement 727 could only carry 149, leaving many stranded and leading to clashes. Police arrested five, including a Brooklyn family trio and a North Miami Beach man, for battery and resisting arrest or related charges.
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Medellin Landslide Buries Homes Killing Dozens
A mudslide roared down a mountain in the Villa Tina neighborhood of Medellin Colombia burying homes and killing at least 50 to 100 people. Officials reported 86 bodies at the morgue and 14 more dying later with over 150 injured as rains persist in the northern Andes.
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Three killed in neighborhood dispute in Oregon Ohio
In Oregon Ohio a family feud escalated from a Sunday street fight to a shooting. James Snyder 41 was arrested for killing James A Berkey 41 Elvira Berkey 3 and William Hall 27 across the street from his home. Hall's wife Michelle Hall 30 was in critical condition after emergency surgery.
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