Survey finds most Americans pleased with their jobs
The poll shows nine in ten workers say they like their jobs and feel underpaid. About 75 percent of white workers report they are paid a fair wage. The survey notes many like the nature of their work though some feel undercompensation.
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Reagan Overhauls U S Intelligence Program Over 100 Changes
Washington reports President Reagan secretly implements a sweeping overhaul of U S defenses against foreign spies. More than 100 security changes touch both people and hardware from defense plants to satellites. Background checks will be tightened for 4 2 million people with access to secret data.
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JFK Memorabilia Frauds Taint Kennedy Aide Report Says
Framingham Massachusetts AP reports autograph dealers accuse a former aide to Congressman elect Joseph P. Kennedy II of selling memorabilia bearing a counterfeit John F. Kennedy signature. No criminal charges filed yet.
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Volcano lava threatens homes in Kalapana Hawaii
In Kalapana Hawaii lava from the volcano advances toward homes as Civil Defense closes off the glowing flow to spectators. Four additional houses are reported at risk as the eruption continues.
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Bush viewed as front runner by GOP chairmen in 1988 race
A WEBR telephone survey of 49 state GOP chairmen taken November 17–26 found Vice President George Bush as the front runner for the 1988 Republican nomination. Kansas Senator Robert Dole and New York Congressman Jack Kemp trailed in a tight second-place contest. Connecticut party leader Thomas D Amore was unavailable during the survey period.
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Koch Criticizes Fed Drug War at Annual Cities Meeting
New York Mayor Edward Koch blasted a $1.7 billion federal antidrug measure as insufficient to aid cities and states in fighting narcotics. He quipped that if narcotics were listed on the stock exchange its stock would split regularly at the National League of Cities meeting in San Antonio Texas.
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