Arms boost promised to shore up U S defense spending
Senate leaders and Defense Secretary Weinberger urged approval of a 1982 defense budget rising to 222.2 billion, the peak peacetime military outlay. The plan targets ships planes and tanks to deter potential threats, with 81 million set aside for harbor and airbase projects in strategic regions.
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Richard C. Gross
Washington
UPI
Reagan Administration
Jimmy Carter
America
Defense
Caspar Weinberger
Pentagon
U.S
United States
Weinberger
Senate Armed Services Committee
Congress
American People
John Tower
Texas
Persian Gulf
Free World
Southwest Asia
Gulf
Mombasa
Kenya
Berbera
Somalia
Indian Ocean
Diego Garcia
New Jersey
Iowa
Oriskany
Turkish diplomat slain in street attack in Paris
In Paris a Turkish social attache It Morali was shot dead by two gunmen as he sought refuge in a shop on Tuesday. The assailants, said to belong to the secret Armenian army for the liberation of Armenia, killed a second Turkish diplomat Tecelli Ari while a third fled.
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It Morali
Paris
Armenian Army For the Liberation of
Armenia
Tecelli Ari
California
Robert Tyler
Tyler
Carl Sagan
Ford “University
Arthur Kor
Kelly Segraves
Creation Science Research Center of
San Diego
Segraves
State Board of Education
Aaron Owens
San Quentin
Owens
Oakland
Calif
Alameda County
Don Whyte
Whyte
Alameda County Superior Court
Alan Lindsay
United Press International
Mozambique
Samora Machel
Moscow
U.S
Frederick Chapin
America
Chapin
el Salvador
Roberto
D’aubuisson
Lodge
Solidarity Labor Union
Leonid Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Poland
Kremlin
United Press
Snowstorm sweeps Northeast with heavy snow and outages
A fast moving storm dumped over two feet of snow on Colorado and Nebraska and headed toward the Northeast. It triggered power outages, school closures, and travel advisories for New Jersey and New York. New York City warned of up to 10 inches of snow while southern New England faced winter storm watches. Thunderstorms stretched from Oklahoma to the Florida Panhandle, with a tornado sighted west of Gage Oklahoma and golfball sized hail near Russellville Arkansas expected to turn to snow in the Northeast.
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Colorado
Nebraska
Florida
New Jersey
New York
National Weather Service
New York City
New England
Vito Turso
Welfare War Looms Over Poverty Agency Budgets
Washington liberals concede Reagan budget plan for fiscal 1982 will cut funds for the War on Poverty successor agency created in 1964. The proposal signals a fierce fight as a Republican Senate and budget mood pushes deeper cuts, also targeting the anti smoking program with a $3 million, 30-person operation.
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Washington
UPI
Capitol Hill
Reagan
Sagen Services Administration
Lyndon Johnson
Office of Economic Opportunity
Senate
Joseph Califano
Jimmy Carter
Washington Post
Richard Nixon
Howard Phillips
Reagan to attend Joffrey Ballet gala with son
President Reagan and first lady Nancy Reagan will attend a March 15 gala at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York. Ronald Prescott Reagan will perform as the event supports the Joffrey Ballet, with ticket prices set at 100 150 and 200 dollars.
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Foundation For the
Joffrey’ Ballet
Reagan
Ronald Prescott Reagan
Nancy Reagan
Metropolitan Opéra House
New York
Dtor Mana Ross
Joffrey Ballet
Pop stars and rock history collide with gospel and drug truths
The piece surveys several entertainment angles from a Dallas Market Center concert pitch for 7000 retailers to a candid look at Mackenzie Phillips and John Phillips overcoming drug years and reviving the Mamas and Papas. It also notes Shirley Caesar praising gospel growth, the Beatles and Lennon sales surge, Elvis Presley chart resurgences, and a Jerry Reed aided reissue of Guitar Man.
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Dallas Market Center
Mionth
Nashville
Mackenzie Phillips
Papa John Phillips
Phillips
Mamas and Papas Rock Group
John Davidson
Mackenzie
Papa John
Gospel Truth
Shirley Caesar
John Lennon
Lennon
Elvis Presley
Presley
Felton Jarvis
Jerry Reed
Elvis
Reed
Quakes shake Athens as aftershocks hit city in pajamas
Two strong earthquakes struck the Athens region early today toppling 250 houses in one village and sending thousands into the streets in pajamas and bathrobes. One death due to a heart attack and several injuries reported, with over 1,200 aftershocks since last Tuesday. Authorities offered no overall casualty figures.
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Athens
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Robinson
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C.D. Porter
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Silverbird Hotel
Poverty Agency
Son
National Academy of Popular Music
Tony Bennett
Saene Piiean
Academ
Valentine
Tony
Bennett
San Francisco
Willie Nelson
Loretta Lynn
John Phillips
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