Reagan to adopt tough anti Castro stance Caribbean aid
Reagan aides signal harder line on Cuba and stronger economic support for Caribbean nations. Observers expect increased U S aid to Windward Islands and hemispheric partners while immigration limits curb Cuban and Haitian arrivals. Economic packages may favor Jamaica Dominican Republic Haiti and other leaning governments amid post Carter debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen C. Smith
Associated Press
Miami
Caribbean
Ronald Reagan
Fidel Castro
Reagan
Roger Fontaine
American Enterprise Institute
New York Times
State Department
Bureau of InterAmerican Affairs
Latin America
Carter
National Security Council
Robert White
el Salvador
White
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Castro
Angola
Ethiopia
Nicaragua
U.S
Dominican Republic
Haiti
Jamaica
Dominica
St. Lucia
Allen
Windward Islands
Franklin Knight
Johns Hokins University
Knight
Manley
Michael Manley
Edward Seasa
Cuba
Seaga
United States
Wholesale gasoline prices rise as food costs climb
Wholesale prices in November rose 0.6 percent with producer costs up 7.9 percent yearly, while unemployment edged down to 7.5 percent. Gas prices jumped 1.7 percent as food prices held steady, amid high interest rates and forecast double digit inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
Janet Norwood
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Norwood
Council On
Council
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. Main
Garden City
Ray Palmer
Don Linenberge
Civiletti
Baltimore
Benjamin R. Civiletti
Johns Hopkins University
Benjamin Huff Civiletti
Daniel Friedman
Northern District Court
Matthew Vandenoot
Hopkins University
Vandenoot
Rathskeller
University
Homewood
Corral Club
Eve
Party
Tdes
Welco
Joseph N. Hollis
Joseph Hollis
Fulton Terrace
Calhouns
Eastgate
East
Kansas Avenue
Betmar