Reagan links Soviets to Persian Gulf policy speech
President Reagan urged reinforced U S naval presence in the Persian Gulf warning that without U S force the Soviets would fill the strategic chokepoint for oil. He defended flag protection for 11 Kuwaiti oil tankers and said the gulf task is clear. He also noted ongoing INF arms talks with the Soviets and proposed global elimination of shorter range missiles.
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East Smolders Under Record Heat Across Nation
Heat waves push temperatures to new highs from Illinois to the Atlantic seaboard with nine records set including 100 in Springfield and 97 in Atlantic City. Central U.S. expected to stay hot as humidity spikes, while Maryland and Virginia schools close and carriages are banned in D.C. due to scorching heat.
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Cahouet named to lead Mellon
Mellon Bank Corp. named Frank V. Cahouet as chairman and CEO and will boost loan loss reserves by 415 million dollars, lifting total reserves to about 990 million. The move follows a second quarter expected loss near 525 million after a 60 million first quarter deficit, with 290 million of the provision for international loans. Cahouet, formerly Crocker’s president and CEO, succeeds David Barnes who resigned in April amid Mellon's troubles.
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North holds key to Iran-Contra probe outcome
UPI report states limited immunity allows Lt. Col. Oliver North to testify to congressional investigators on whether President Reagan knew about the Iran arms diversion to the Contras. North's testimony could occur by Thursday with hearings slated for mid July. Poindexter and Secord figures also involved as depositions are released.
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Reagan’s proposal concedes nothing, U.S. offers no extra weapons
In a televised address, President Reagan says the United States would give up nothing but the right to build a weapon it does not possess. The plan ties deep cuts in medium-range missiles to a global elimination of short-range missiles, a move the Soviets may resist as talks linger toward a Europe spanning disarmament.
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Death Notices June 16 1987 Walter Gorgas Lamoree Cahil Morgan
Walter S Gorgas 68 of Wampum Road died June 16 1987 Mrs Helen H Lamoree 77 of 16 Buena Vista Way Mrs Mabel M Cahil 83 Ellwood City and Edwin L Morgan 85 were also noted in this death record from the area.
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Ellwood City
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