NATO ministers seek U.S. compromise on European missiles
At a Vilamoura meeting NATO defense ministers pressed for U.S. flexibility in Geneva talks on intermediate range missiles. They backed Reagan s zero option but urged Washington to consider a compromise for limited deployments as an interim step, while Moscow rejects zero. The group warned a new approach could emerge before Geneva adjourns for a two month recess.
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Dr Barney Clark Dies With Dignity In Utah
Dr Barney Clark died after 111 days and 17 hours with the Jarvik-7 artificial heart. Surgeons said circulatory collapse caused the death though the device functioned well overall. Clark, 62, lived 111 days before final organ failure at the University of Utah Medical Center.
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Reagan calls for space age weapon to render nukes obsolete
President directs a long range program to develop a space age system that could destroy attacking nuclear missiles before they reach targets by 2000. White House spokesman Speakes reports broad scientist support and record public reaction after the speech.
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Housing starts seen edging up in 1983 amid lower mortgage rates
Contractor Fred Ehko laments slow sales of his Bedford Forest open house as mortgage rates drop from 18 to about 12 percent. Local builders note lean years, but optimism rises with lower financing costs, pent-up demand, and renewed talk of speculation homes. Demand for quality and bids increases as the area seeks new industry to boost jobs and growth.
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Home Magazine insert in New Castle News boosts home projects
The 28 page Home Magazine in today's New Castle News previews housing revival ideas and home improvement tips including ladders vinyl siding draperies and lawn mower picks. Fifteen readers are randomly awarded prizes from $25 to $100 via ads in the regular paper.
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Death Record March 24 1983 Elmer Murphy 73
Western Pennsylvania obituary notice lists Elmer C Murphy aged 73 of 814 Ww with surviving spouse Mrs Clair A Jamison 62 of New Wilmington and Jodi K Wimner 18 of Tionesta Pa. The accompanying weather forecast calls for fair and cold tonight with lows 15 to 20 and partly sunny Friday near 40. Weather statistics show 24 hour temps high 34 low 14 precipitation trace with Shenango River stage 8.68 feet. Daily number Pick 4.
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Social Security rescue package inches toward approval
Washington Senate approval of a 165 billion Social Security bailout moves Congress toward a Friday deadline. A conference committee aimed to resolve House Senate differences before Easter recess. The Senate backed the package 88 to 9 after long debate, with few Republicans supporting and broad bipartisan support overall.
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Reagan Faces Defeat as House Passes Cuts to 1984 Budget
The House approved a 1984 budget cutting Reagan’s defense and tax goals by 229 to 196, a near party line vote. Senate delay buys time for Reagan to rally support while White House warns of security risks and unveils top secret Soviet images to bolster the defense request.
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Kosior resigns from CETA position in May primary race
Walter J. jack Kosior co director and Republican candidate for tery resigns due to Hatch Act. Three candidates withdraw from Mahoning Township supervisor race for two and six year terms. William Exposito leaves Democratic bid for two years but remains in six year race. Patricia A. Rosta withdraws from two year Union Area School Board race but stays in six year term.
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