U S moves troops amid Central America tensions
While Congress debates aid, President Reagan announces a measured deployment to Honduras after Sandinista incursions. Officials report up to 2000 Sandinistas in Honduras, with Shultz and White House briefing leaders on possible new Contra aid as about 12 500 U S military personnel are in Central America.
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Congress
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South Dakota
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Nicaragua
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Texas
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Honduras
Elliott Abrams
inter-American Affairs
Abrams
ABC
Nightline
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George P. Shultz
White House
Congressional
U.S
Jose Azcona
Reagan
Central America
Panama
Plan for historic inn project extension and financing
City officials remain confident the historic inn project is financially viable despite setbacks. Great Inns of America executives review equity options as they pursue a new partner, noting higher occupancy and room rates at historic inns in Annapolis and a distinct appeal over motels. The mayor has not set a firm deadline for securing a new partner.
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Baker
Ray Dunn
Great Inns of America
Great Inns
William Gilbert
Morley
Dunn
Annapolis
Mr. Dunne
Trolley Transfer Planned After Vandalism and Lies
Two charged lied about the streetcars saying there was no security. Trolley survivors will be moved to a lighted fenced lot in Genstar Stone Products on East South Street after permission from Genstar. A fund raise is planned for April at the Weinberg Center with about $3,500 in tickets sold. Damage estimated at $4,000 in a cooperative investigation by state and city fire marshals.
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City of Frederick
Michael Enright
Israeli Soldiers Face Brutality Trials Amid West Bank Violence
Four Israeli soldiers go to court on brutality charges in the first such cases since renewed violence in the occupied territories. Two pleaded guilty to reduced charges over the burying alive of four Palestinians. two others pleaded innocent in a televised beating.
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George P. Shultz
Middle East
Israel
Jordan
Palestine Liberation Organization
Guilty Plea In Four Misdemeanors Tied To Congress Claims
Grand jury andContinucs rom ragens C McFarlane pleaded guilty to four misdemeanor charges of withholding information from Congress about covert aid efforts. Col North charged with illegally using a tax exempt foundation to raise 3.2 million for the Contras. North fired from NSC staff in 1988. Gesell, the judge, has Watergate ties and ruled on Pentagon papers. Defendants deny crimes and vow to fight.
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C. McFarlane
Congress
Col. North
National Endowment For the Preservation of Liberty
NSC
U.S
Gerhard Gesell
Johnson
Washington Post
Gen. Secord
Abc-Tv
Nightline
N. Richard Janis
Hakim
Adm
Poindeater
Richard Beckler
Susan Butcher wins unprecedented third Iditarod title
Susan Butcher clinched a record third consecutive Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race in Nome Alaska finishing in 11 days 12 hours 41 minutes as bitter winds and cold reached minus 70 degrees. Rival Martin Buser trailed 14 hours behind with Rick Swenson and Joe Garnie following. prize money totaled 120000 for top finishers. Butcher praised her dogs Granite and Tolstoy and expressed eagerness for a fourth victory while social crowds cheered through the stormy Nome night.
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Susan Butcher
Iditarod Trail
Nome
Alaska
Ms. Butcher
Granite
Tolstoy
Wrédnebder
Martin Buser
Big Lake
Martin
Mr. Buser
Iditarod
Rick Swenson
Two Rivers
Joe Garnie
Teller
Joe Redington
Knik
Libby Riddles
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