U S Won't Intervene in Chad Over Libyan Rebels
President Reagan says the United States will not directly intervene in Chad to halt Libyan backed rebels, while pressing France to act. Frustration grows as France delays sending jets after the fall of Faya Largeau, and AWACS aircraft await French support.
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Reagan
United States
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U.S
France
Faya- Largeau
Libya
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Sudan
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Digital raiders facing charges in national raids
Milwaukee youths reportedly involved in computer raids on college files, a Los Angeles bank, and a Los Alamos nuclear weapons lab computer. About 12 participants. U S Attorney Stadtmueller floated wire fraud or theft of government property charges. Los Alamos officials said no classified or sensitive data was compromised and the lab system could not be accessed.
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Los Angeles
Los Alamos
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Los Alamos Laboratory
U.S
Joseph Stadtmueller
Barbara Mulkin
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Los Alamos National Laboratory
National Briefs AT&T workers see no end to strike
Washington AP reports six days into a nationwide strike by 675,000 workers against AT&T with no near settlement. CWA president Glenn E. Watts says a gap remains and needs movement from AT&T, while Kenneth J. Whalen confirms little room to move. TIU president John Shaughnessy met with a mediator without results.
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Glenn E. Watts
Communications Workers of America
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Kenneth J. Whalen
John Shaughnessy
Telecommunications International Union
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Shaughnessy
Air Force says Titan 2 missile would not have launched in 1980 scare
Parade magazine excerpt quotes David Mosley and Henry Winsett as claiming they halted a November 19 1980 Titan 2 test at McConnell AFB near Wichita Kansas. Gen Bennie Davis says the weapon was gutted and could not fire as warhead disconnected and firing devices removed.
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Jack Anderson
David Mosley
McConnell Air Force Base
Wichita
Kan
Mosley
Henry Winsett
Washington
Bennie L. Davis
Strategic Air Command
U S balks at accepting Palestinians refugees
U S officials rejected a feasibility study to admit thousands of Palestinian refugees from Lebanon. The State Department said the idea has no standing and is not being pursued, amid concerns over practicability and public reaction. The discussion occurred within the Near East bureau as part of a broader look at Palestinian options.
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State Department
United States
Lebanon
Alan Romberg
Near East
Stokes defends use of campaign fund for lawyers
Rep Louis Stokes says spending 4000 in campaign contributions to pay lawyers defending him against drunken driving charges is legitimate under Ethics Committee precedents dating to 1979. He planned a news conference as his attorneys appeal the DUI conviction filed with Montgomery County Maryland Circuit Court.
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Congress
Ethics Committee
Stokes
Washington Post
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Circuit Court Clerk
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