Reagan expects Louis for British ambassador post during Thatcher visit
Washington AP reports President Reagan plans to nominate John Jeffry Louis a longtime Republican donor and communications executive as the U S ambassador to Great Britain. The nomination could be announced during Margaret Thatcher's three day visit or Louis may be introduced at the White House if not ready. Louis 54 of Winnetka Illinois chairs Combined Communications and sits on the Gannett board, described as a Reagan friend and supporter.
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Grammys Return To Radio City For 23rd Ceremony
The Grammys air tonight on CBS from 8 to 10 p.m. marking the 23rd annual show first held at Radio City Music Hall. Nominees for record of the year include Frank Sinatra, Christopher Cross, Kenny Rogers, Bette Midler, and Barbra Streisand. Cross also vies for best new artist and other major categories with songs and albums.
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Lance son cleared as bank board candidate in Georgia
U S District Judge Harold Murphy ruled that David Lance son of former Budget Director Bert Lance is a valid candidate for the board of Calhoun First National Bank. The 26 year old was dropped from nominees but claimed he was promised a full term at the March 9 stockholders meeting.
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Reagan hiring freeze upheld by federal judge ruling
U S District Judge Charles R Richey upheld Reagan retroactive federal hiring freeze saying it did not violate the law and is backed by statutory authority The National Treasury Employees Union estimates up to 50000 people could be affected by the policy enacted on inauguration day and backdated to November 5
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Northeast Kansas Weather Forecast Warm This Week
The forecast says sunny and unseasonably warm through Thursday with a low tonight near 40s and a high around 70 on Thursday. An extended outlook shows a chance of showers Friday and Saturday with highs in the 50s and 60s, then cooling to 40s and 50s Sunday. Lows range from the 30s to mid-40s Friday, dipping to teens and 20s Sunday. Journal-World temperatures.
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Reagan links Salvador aid to summit bid
Washington inched toward tying a Reagan era summit with the Soviet Union to actions by Moscow. Officials say Soviet arms shipments to El Salvador’s leftist guerrillas must stop as a precondition for talks on arms restraints and other issues. Reagan stressed public evidence of Soviet involvement and prepared to brief allies, with Margaret Thatcher due for a White House visit.
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Harris re enactment seals jurors verdict in Tarnower case
In White Plains jurors who found Jean Harris guilty of murdering Dr Herman Tarnower re enacted the shooting with the foreman donning Tarnowers blood stained pajama top. They then said they doubted Harris account as she faces a minimum 15 years to life in prison and a possible 25 to life with no parole before 15 or 25 years. She is to be sentenced March 20.
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Quake toll rises as Greece endures double tremors near Athens
In Greece two major quakes and 195 aftershocks killed at least 12 and injured dozens. A seaside hotel in Vrachati collapsed with five missing. Authorities warned of further aftershocks while Athens residents sought shelter. schools closed and military units stood on alert. The epicenter lay 40 miles west of Athens in the Gulf of Corinth.
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Pope appeals for end to war during Hiroshima visit
Pope John Paul II urged world leaders to pursue disarmament and ban nuclear weapons in Hiroshima Asia during a snowbound ceremony at Peace Memorial Park. He called war man made and not inevitable and spoke in nine languages to stress global reach of his message on disarmament.
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Democrats oppose Reagan tax cut on Ways and Means panel
Democrats on the House Ways and Means Committee tell Treasury officials the proposed personal income tax cut won t survive intact. Chairman Dan Rostenkowski warns spending cuts must be linked to any tax legislation, or there will be no tax cuts.
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