Reagan urges Hispanic support for Central American policy
President Reagan told about 85 Hispanic leaders at a White House luncheon that the U.S. aims to prevent Marxist dictators from gaining power in Central America. He said success requires economic and military aid and national resolve to back democracy and oppose communism.
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Judge approves AT T breakup final order
A federal judge signed the final order Friday authorizing the breakup of American Telephone and Telegraph Co. The move aims to spur telephone competition, lowering long distance rates while local bills may rise. Observers expect significant long term consumer benefits and access to advanced telephones.
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co
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Reagan asks judge to block release of 940 Cuban refugees
U S District Judge Marvin Shoob faces a government bid to reverse his ruling that 940 Cuban refugees held in Atlanta must be proven a public threat before release. Norman A Carlson calls them among the most violent inmates in his 25 years in prison administration. Attorney General William French Smith visited the prisoners in Atlanta as he spoke there.
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U.S. Bureau of Prisons
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Justice Department
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