Battle for Chad to continue despite Faya-Largeau threat
U S officials say Chad’s defense against Libyan backed insurgents will persist even if Faya Largeau falls. They favor a stronger French role with combat forces and note France plans to send 500 advisers next week. The White House discussed North Africa policy with Senegalese President Diouf amid fear of Khadafy expanding influence.
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Washington
Reagan Administration
Chad
Libya
Faya-Largeau
France
John Hughes
State Department
Oval Office
White House
Reagan
Abdou Diouf
Senegal
Africa
Muammar Khadafy
United States
Hughes
Paris
U.S
AT&T talks stall on fifth day of strike
Federal mediation efforts initiate as TIU presses for movement in AT and T walkout now in day five. TIU over pay and security represents 50,000 of 675,000 workers, with CWA and IBEW also striking over conditions.
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At&t
Washington
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
John Shaughnessy
Telecommunications International Union
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
TIU
Communications Workers of America
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Brian Flores
Mediation Service
Flores
Reagan hints El Salvador rebels may meet government
The Reagan administration signals potential talks soon between El Salvador's government and leftist guerrillas. Ambassador Stone's Central America trips yield positive steps, with officials saying a meeting could occur to involve guerrilla participation in elections while excluding power sharing. Contadora group support noted amid OAS frustration.
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Washington
Reagan
el Salvador
Richard Stone
Central America
Nicaragua
Stone
Peace Commission
United States
Mexico
Miguel de la Madrid Hurtado
Organization of American States
Central
U.S
Guatemala
Honduras
Pacific
Caribbean
Contadora Group
Venezuela
Panama
Colombia
Democrats Press Revisions to Central America Policy
In Washington Democrats press for changes as Reagan meets a bipartisan advisory panel on Central America. San Antonio Mayor Henry Cisneros cites past U.S. actions like toppling governments and rigging elections and calls for reduced military activity to curb tensions and promote diplomacy. Former DNC chair Robert Strauss backs the push for policy changes.
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Washington
Reagan
Advisory Commission On
Central America
San Antonio
Henry Cisneros
U.S
Cisneros
Robert Strauss
Democratic National Committee
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