Roy Cohn Dies at 59 in Bethesda NIH Center
Roy Cohn a flamboyant New York lawyer who publically led the McCarthy era inquiries died at 59 in Bethesda Maryland six weeks after disbarment for financial misconduct Primary cause cardio pulmonary arrest with dementia and underlying HTLV III infections noted as secondary causes.
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Ortega Seeks Peace Talks With U S and Vatican
Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega urged negotiations with the United States and talks with the Vatican during a Chicago appearance invited by Rev. Jesse Jackson. He proposed an eight point peace plan at Operation PUSH headquarters as Washington backs the Contra rebels fighting his leftist government.
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Group alleges religious bias in 1986 campaigns
Washington AP People for the American Way says it counted several instances of religious intolerance in campaigns this year. The group’s chairman John Buchanan notes Republicans face theo political inquisitions and personal attacks from the Religious Right amid alleged intolerant tactics.
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Kidnappers reject talks with Reagan in Beirut
A Sunday statement signed by Islamic Jihad rejects any negotiations with the Reagan administration and with Pope John Paul II or the archbishop of Canterbury to free the Americans. The group threatens to kill hostages if its demands are not met, though it does not specify them.
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Reagan Warns Of Retaliation In Textile Import Quotas Battle
President Reagan warned that new textile shoe and copper import quotas could trigger retaliation from trading partners. He said the plan would cost consumers 44 billion over five years and cost thousands of U.S. jobs. Congress plans an override vote amid trade deficit and South Africa import concerns.
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