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Nicaragua CIA accused of disrupting November elections
Managua Interior Minister Tomas Borge claims the CIA used a double agent to sway opposition candidates and disrupt general elections. In Guatemala a right wing Constituent Assembly deputy and two others were shot Friday. In Poland Gen Jaruzelski condemned a pro Solidarity priest kidnapping and called for a purge of security force criminals.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Tomas Borge
CIA
Guatemala
Constituent Assembly
Warsaw
Poland
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Solidarity
Communist Party
Jaruzelski
White House backs Shultz call for retaliation policy
The White House backs Secretary Shultz in urging public support for retaliation against terrorists even if some innocent people die. Spokesman Larry Speakes said the Shultz statement is policy from top to bottom.
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Washington
White House
George Shultz
Larry Speakes
Shultz
Congress
Reagan
National
Senate
Midwest
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Paul Simon
Charles Percy
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Simon
Percy
Monterey Park
Calif
Detroit
General Motors Corporation
Ford Motor Company
Chrysler Corporation
Bloom's 20 year wait ends with league crown
Bloom finally captures the league title after a two-decade drought, ending a long period without a championship and marking a historic moment for the team and its supporters.
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Bloom
Mayors group targets industrial retention expansion effort
The South Suburban Mayors and Managers association will dedicate about 35 to 40 percent of its full-time staff in 1984 85 to an industrial retention and expansion program IREP. Beth Royle said the emphasis is great. The 1979 program, aided by the state Department of Commerce and Community Affairs, surveyed 270 businesses over six months and helped Blue Island plan its strengths through Janet Muchnik.
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Anne Gallagher
South Suburban Mayors and Managers Association
SSMMA
Beth Royle
Janet Muchnik
Blue Island
Muchnik
Funding released for Richton Park library project
Richton Park public library renovation funding was released by Cook County planning officials after weeks of doubt. Director Peter Cioni will investigate the reversal and report findings this week while the city ties into a broader regional development survey led by SSMMA and the Northeastern Illinois Planning Commission. The effort aims to map 150 major area manufacturers and identify services, suppliers, and markets to aid local business growth and support.
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Richton Park
Cook County
SSMMA
South Towns Business Growth Corporation
DuPage
McHenry
Moraine Valley Community College
Reggie Greenwood
Mayors & Managers
Northeastern Illinois Planning Commission
David Cook
Cook
Chambers of Commerce
Greenwood
State's feeble education funding may improve via RCM plan
Illinois faces a weak funding record for public schools but a proposal from the State Board of Education could shift to the resource cost model. Dorothy O'Neill and Robert Butler discuss equity, with an estimated need of 660 to 785 million dollars, and potential reliance on a half percent income tax surcharge if approved.
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Karen Caffarini
of Illinois
State Board of Education
Dorothy O'Neill
Homewood-Flossmoor
Butler
Ms. O'Neill
Kristina Hickey murder toll and a mother’s grieving firsts
Patricia Hickey, mother of 15 year old Kristina Sue Hickey, recounts the tragedy and her slow return to life after the Park Forest crime. The High school student was found murdered near home after a homecoming concert, prompting an outpouring of community support and reflection on firsts without her.
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Hickey
Park Forest
Kristina Sue
Rich East High School
Park Forest Plaza
Kristina
Patricia Hickey
Patricia
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