Tough-minded patriots chosen to lead U S Soviet talks
President Reagan named three tough-minded patriots to head talks with the Soviet Union on offensive nuclear weapons and missile defense. Max Kampelman will lead the U S delegation and Star Wars discussions, John Tower will push reductions in bombers missiles and submarines, and Maynard Glitman will direct talks on intermediate range missiles.
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Reagan
U.S
Soviet Union
Max M. Kampelman
John Tower
Texas
Senate Armed Services Committee
Tower
George P. Shultz
Maynard W. Glitman
Europe
Mark Helmke
Richard Lugar
R-Ind
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Glitman
Shultz
Driest Montana town to get water via new pipeline
Ingomar 46 residents celebrate the completion of a 242 mile pipeline funded by 188000 in government grants bringing spring water to the town from a distant source. The water service will start today though homes must wait for spring connections as pipes freeze and the Jersey Lily Saloon begins serving water alongside beer.
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Ingomar
Mont
Montana
Forsyth
Milwaukee Road Railroad
Nowhere
Jersey Lily
Billings
Bill Seward
Seward
Chaser
Tipplers
Ingomar Water Board
Mark Pinkerton
UTPB Chief Rejects Local Hiring Freeze Plan
UT system and at least two agencies have imposed partial hiring freezes for fiscal austerity. UTPB President Duane Leach said no local hiring freeze is planned while discussions occur with UT administrators. Flawn at UT Austin announced a temporary salary increase freeze.
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Austin
University of Texas
Permian Basin
UTPB
Duane Leach
Leach
Mark White
UT Austin
Peter Flawn
U S plans boycott of World Court hearing on Nicaragua
The United States will not attend future International Court of Justice hearings on Nicaragua's claim that Washington is an aggressor nation. President Reagan approved the move, arguing the court lacks jurisdiction and is misused for political purposes. The case concerns mining Nicaragua's harbors and supporting rebels.
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State Department
World Court
Nicaragua
United States
Reagan
International Court of Justice
U.S
Alan Romberg
Romberg
Central America
United
Drilling fee hike irks Permian Basin independents
Permian Basin oil executives criticized Gov. Mark White for proposals to raise drilling permit fees from 100 to 900 dollars. The plan, in his 1986 87 state budget, targets small independents who drive wildcat drilling. It follows Reagan era tax change talk affecting oil sector deductions.
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Permian Basin
Mark White
White
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