End of bounty for junked cars affects local firm funds
The state considers ending the $16 junked car bounty funded by a $1 surcharge on vehicle registrations. Dealers and processors may draw from a 1.5 million remaining fund until July 1 1986, then the program ends. Schreyer's Recycling doubts the scheme's reliability but supports continued access to the remaining pool.
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Schreyer
George Schroyer
Schroyer
Judy Hurley
Ms. Hurley
Reagan weighs Beirut troop withdrawal timetable
President Reagan studies a timetable to pull U S troops from Beirut with most of the 1 400 Marines to be aboard Navy ships offshore within a month A 200 man token force would remain to guard the U S Embassy Officials say redeployment could wrap up in weeks depending on talks with multinational forces and Lebanon State Department reports 512 people evacuated to ships Marines guarding the embassy would remain in place
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Amin Gemayel
Caspar Weinberger
Reagan
U.S
White House
Larry Speakes
State Department
Administration
Paul Laxalt
R-Nev
Associated Press
Beirut
Andropov Succession Question Stirred by Chernenko Move
In Washington Reagan sends Bush to attend Andropov funeral after Chernenko's designation, leaving unclear if succession is settled. Andropov, 69, died of heart and vascular insufficiency. family appearances confirm his marriage amid uncertain reports about his wife.
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Chernenko
Washington
White House
Reagan
George Bush
United States
Dropov
Soviet Union
Andropov
KGB
Tatyana
GoTach Center Expands Holistic Medicine Training
The center offers instruction in holistic medicine theories and practices, aims to train disease sufferers in mind control and prepare health professionals in the field, and promotes spiritual self-help. The site includes an old stone farmhouse with a pool, a barn, mail-room with stables, and administrative offices and lecture rooms. Dr Tauraso is out of town and unavailable for comment.
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Tion
Tauraso
Valentine Kids Send Peace Valentines to Leaders
In a Quaker group, Katherine Darnell and Robin Kanegis write valentines to President Reagan and a note to Yuri Khrushchev era Russia expressing anti bomb sentiment. A picture of an MX missile with a red X accompanies one card. Mrs. Wooton plans to mail the valentines with a cover letter of goodwill.
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Reagan
Robin Kanegis
Arthur Kanegis
Jefferson
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