Daniloff Freed as Zakharov Swap Nears Resolution
The Daniloff case ends with his departure from Frankfurt bound for Washington after a reported U.S. Soviet exchange deal. Zakharov remains in Brooklyn awaiting status updates as U.S. officials seek a broader summit context with Moscow. The episode, linked to a Reagan Gorbachev summit, involved diplomatic exchanges and claims of espionage by both sides.
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Zakharov
New York
KGB
Ruth
Nick Daniloff
U.S
Robert Heath
Tom Johnson
Daniloffs
Washington
Pan Am
Pamela Hanlon
Moscow
Daniloff
Mikhail Lermontov
Russia
Lufthansa
Frankfurt
Iowa
West Germany
Richard Burt
New York City
Brooklyn
Cathy Seidel
Joseph McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Justice Department
Reagan
Mikhail Gorbachev
White House
Larry Speakes
Yuri Dubin
Richard Combs
Henry Trewhitt
Manag
Ruth Daniloff
Combs
Trewhitt
Misha
Lefortovo
Afghanistan
CIA
Roman
Foreign Ministry
Gennady Gerasimov
Murat Natirboff
Gerasimov
Reagan veto drives disinvestment push against South Africa
The president seeks a broad embargo including new investments loans and goods from South Africa while ending aviation rights. Opponents call the move a step backward and demand harsher sanctions. House and Senate debate and votes on overriding the veto with broad support for sanctions.
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South Africa
Reagan
U.S
O'Neill
House
Dante Fascell
D-Fla
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Henry Hyde
R-Ill
Birth in jail prompts probe into probation violation
Lotter noted the birth likely occurred quickly and officials will not scapegoat anyone. Tess has been jailed two months for probation violation after failing a drug treatment program and a three year probation for check forgery. The baby will be placed in foster care until her release. A hearing to decide if Tess’s probation should be revoked was scheduled for later date.
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Wisconsin Bureau of Community Corrections
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Carter calls nuclear test ban an embarrassment at Las Vegas gathering
Former President Jimmy Carter branded the U S failure to ban nuclear testing an embarrassment during a Monday speech to scientists and physicians near Las Vegas. About 200 delegates from the American Public Health Association planned a protest at the Nevada Test Site ahead of the day's 8 a m detonation with a yield up to 150000 tons of TNT.
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