Reagan and Kohl Likely to Deepen NATO Ties
West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl arrives for talks with President Reagan aimed at strengthening NATO unity after Reagan lifts sanctions on firms involved in the Soviet gas pipeline project. Reagan expects a cordial meeting amid leadership changes in the Soviet Union and dismisses expectations of rapid policy shifts.
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Helmut Kohl
Reagan
NATO
Kohl
Soviet Union
Page Peal
Mrs Begin to be buried today on Mount of Olives
Prime Minister Menachem Begin returns from the United States to bury his wife Aliza, 62, who died Sunday after heart attack while receiving treatment for asthma. A day of national mourning followed Tyre’s collapse that killed 75 Israeli troops as Begin planned a 10 day visit including a meeting with President Reagan.
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United States
Mount of Olives
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Lebanon
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Aliza
Los Angeles
Reagan
Israel Radio
Ocean City beach project facing bleak federal funding
Ocean City faces slim odds for a $32 million Army Corps beach building project as it sits low on the priority list. Officials warn Congress may not act for about 15 years, prompting Maryland to reassess its $17 million interim stabilization plan and consider pursuing the federal project independently.
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Army Corps of Engineers
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Sarah J. Taylor
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Department
Corps
Citizens’ Coastal Advisory
Defector claims KGB warned Afghanistan invasion
KGB defector Vladimir Kusichkin says Brezhnev overruled KGB advice and invaded Afghanistan, calling it unwinnable. He claims Afghan President Babrak Karmal is a long standing KGB agent and that Soviet secret police killed Karmal's predecessor.
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Afghanistan
KGB
Soviet Union
Vladimir Kusichkin
Time Magazine
Babrak Karmal
Karmal
Kusichkin
Reitich
Tehran
Iran
Time
Brezhnev
Savimbi Frees Soviet Airmen to Aid US Angolan Release
Rebel leader Jonas Savimbi handed over two Soviet airmen to the Red Cross in southern Angola to facilitate the release of three Americans held by the Marxist government. He cited US pressure since last November as the reason and said the Russians would be sent to the Soviet Union.
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Red Cross
Reagan
Gary Acker
Sacramento
Calif
Gustavo Grillo
Jersey City
N.J
Free Hearing Test Day In Frederick Thurmont Area
Frederick Thurmont area designates Tuesday as hearing aid service day with a Britome Hearing Aid Service Center held at Dr Snows office 2th N Market Frederick Md. A factory trained Hetone Hari Aid Specialist will be there from 1 08 to 4 08 pm three days to conduct free electronic hearing tests and aid with hearing needs.
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