Salt II Will Aid Arms Talks
Washington article reports Soviet official Georgi Arbatov rejecting SALT II violations and warning that Reagan’s expected decision to abide by the pact while accelerating a new missile could trigger a faster arms race. He calls relations at a low point amid distrust and fears of treaty cancellation.
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Washington
Reagan
Georgi Arbatov
Central Committee
CBS
Arbatov
United States
Baliles Leads Historic Virginia Democratic Ticket for 1985
Attorney General Gerald Baliles headlines a ticket with a black and a woman, facing Republican Wyatt Durrette in November. Lt. Gov. Richard J. Davis exits the race, while L. Douglas Wilder and Mary Sue Terry join the ticket. Gov. Robb and Baliles tout leadership depth and policy aims including teacher pay, transit, economic development, law enforcement, and rights protections.
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Richmond
Gerald L. Baliles
Pizazz
Virginia
Baliles
Richmond Coliseum
Wyatt Durrette
Richard J. Davis
Davis
L. Douglas Wilder
del. Mary Sue Terry
Patrick
Wilder
Terry
Charles 8
Robb
Durrette
Norfolk
House of Delegates
Lebanese Militia Holds Finns as French Colonel Is Released
In Lebanon, South Lebanon Army militants holding 21 Finnish U.N. soldiers seized Lt. Col. Jean Michel Blemdjian during talks on Sunday but freed him hours later on orders from their commander. Blemdjian was unharmed and flown to Naqoura. The SLA has freed four of 25 Finns. nine others remain captive in a separate location as Amal militants hold 11 SLA men. UN and Israeli officials describe shifting negotiations and impact on UNIFIL peacekeepers.
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Beirut
Lebanon
South Lebanon
U.N
Jean- Michel Blemdjian
SLA
Israel
Timur Goksel
Blemdjian
Qantara
Naqoura
Unharm
Goksel
Elemdjian
Venni Hakala
Antoine Laird
Lahd
Metullah
Amal
United Nations Interim Force
Unifil
Jerusalem
Itzhak Rabin
William Callaghan
Rabin
United States
Ficers
Shimon Peres
White House Ties To Rebel Aid Groups
Washington sources say the White House maintained close links with private Contra fundraising groups while publicly keeping a neutral stance. Since last fall the administration has kept an arms length approach, with NSC staff handling contacts and offers from allied governments to funnel aid. Singlaub’s World Anti Communist League is cited as a major donor network, raising about $500,000 a month for the Contras, though officials deny any quid pro quo.
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Washington
White House
Congress
U.S
Nicaragua
Edward P. Boland
D-Mass
CIA
Reagan
National Security Council
World Anti- Communist League
John K. Singlaub
Singlaub
Carter
South Korea
League
Associated Press
NSC
Oliver L. North
North
Tax Overhaul Faces Rough Road in Congress
Washington lawmakers question Reagan’s plan for three individual tax brackets. Democrats on the Ways and Means Committee say four or more brackets could simplify the code still and spread relief to middle earners. Republicans studying the proposal note equity concerns with the 35 percent top rate.
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Washington
Congress
Reagan
House
Ways and Means
Robert T. Matsui
D-Calif
Frustaci dies after 19 day struggle with lung disease
Bonnie Marie Frustaci, the weakest of the four surviving Frustaci septuplets, died at 12:25 p.m. in Orange, California, after a long lung ailment. Three siblings Patricia Ann Stephen Earl and Richard Charles remained in critical but improving condition.
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Orange
Calif
Bonnie Marie Frustaci
Frustaci
Patricia Frustaci
Doug Wood
Childrens Hospital of
Orange County
Patricia Ann
Stephen Earl
Richard Charles
Wood
Frustad
Samuel
Bonnie Marie
Frustadi
Obituary notices for multiple Harrisonburg area residents
Obituaries for Nettie Lee Derrow 95 of Harrisonburg Ralph Willard Fogle 55 of Lost River Frances Alma Johnson 81 of Harrisonburg Norris Brubaker McCune 71 of Elkton Virginia Salyards 79 of Rt 1 New Market Edith Lillian Whitmer 69 of Rt 1 Broadway. Details on Page7.
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Nettie Lee Derrow
Harrisonburg
Ralph Willard Fogle
Lost River
W.va
Frances Alma Johnson
Norris Brubaker McCune
Elkton
Virginia Salyards
Rt. 1
New Market
Edith Lillian Whitmer
Broadway
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