U.S. deploys two AWACS to Chad under fighter cover
The United States sent two AWACS with support aircraft under fighter cover to monitor potential Libyan backed attacks in Chad. President Reagan approved the move after consultations with allies. Planes likely base in Sudan, not entering Libyan air space, with 12 F-15s and two KC-10 tankers mentioned by sources.
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AT&T Wage Talks Fail. CWA Votes to Strike Nationwide
Washington AP. The Communications Workers of America president Glenn E. Watts announced that the union will strike American Telephone & Telegraph Co after failing to secure a three year contract. The three unions rejected AT&T’s offer of 3.5 percent annual raises, and Watts said talks have not broken down though no further meeting is set.
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Free Wine Crystals Offer Promises Rich Profits
A Toronto advertisement touts Prestowine crystals that turn water and sugar into a gallon of wine in 28 days. It promises 100 percent profit per sale, no risk with a 60 day money back guarantee, and a vast personal earning potential through word of mouth and repeat business.
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