Reagan and Bush subpoenaed to testify in North trial
United States President Ronald Reagan and President-elect George Bush were subpoenaed to testify at the Oliver North criminal trial. Subpoenas were issued by North's lawyers with Reagan potentially answering written questions rather than appearing in person. The move raises constitutional questions and mirrors past investigative proceedings.
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Reagan
Bush
North
Washington
UPI
George Bush
White House
Oliver North
Justice Department
B. Jay Cooper
Palm Springs
Calif
Cooper
Tower Commission
Steve Hart
U.S
Iran
John Poindexter
Brendan Sullivan
ABC News
Officials plan quiet New Year's Eve law enforcement effort
Dixon Police will boost patrols from 3 p.m. tonight to 7 a.m. Sunday to deter drunk driving while regular patrols remain in outlying areas staffed by ISP and county sheriffs. Local officials note past quiet New Year's Eves and emphasize public awareness, taxi programs, and designated drivers. Weather will be partly cloudy with Lows near 20 and highs in the mid 30s. No roadblocks planned locally, though ISP may run checks if needed.
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Dixon Police Department
Bob Short
Illinois State Police
Ogle County
Lee County
Tim Bivins
KSB Hospital
Bivins
Jerry Brooks
ISP
Bob Scott
Sterling
National Weather Service
Scott
London
UPI
American Airlines
Europe
Middle East
Japan
Asian Airlines
Guardians of the Islamic Revolution
Lockerbie
Scotland
Iran
United States
Pan Am
United Press International
Reza Pahlavi
Shah
America
Couples discuss decision power in marriages study
Loyola University professor Thomas Socha reports that in a study of 34 couples, husbands and wives share decision power on major choices while wives also push to discuss smaller matters. He says the trend shows increasing equal collaboration in household decisions.
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Chicago
UPI
Loyola University
Thomas Socha
Socha Sai
Bush weighs final Cabinet slot in hopes of quick fill
President elect George Bush meets with UN Ambassador designate Thomas Pickering for the first time since his selection. A CIA briefing lunch with Director William Webster followed as Bush contemplates naming an energy secretary and a drug czar, with James Schlesinger among candidates.
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Washington
UPI
George Bush
Camp David
Sheila Tate
Bush
U.N
Thomas Pickering
Pickering
U.S
Israel
Shamir
United States
Palestine Liberation Organization
Tate
Middle East
Lockerbie
Scottland
CIA
William Webster
Webster
Washington Post
James Schlesinger
Schlesinger
Nixon
Ford
Reagan
Teens spending way to American dream
Northbrook Illinois UPI reports Teenage Research Unlimited finds teens ages 12 to 19 still chase the American dream by spending, with 92 percent expecting higher lifetime earnings and teen spending reaching a 1988 record of 79 billion.
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Northbrook
Ill
UPI
Teenage Research Unlimited
TRU
Peter Zollo
Zollo
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Lawrence Walsh
Walsh
UPI Photo
Ithaca College
Upstate
New York
Patty Gluntz
Telegraph
Pan American World Airways
Times of London
Rriday
the Times
Frankfurt
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