Reagan to offer Kirkpatrick two foreign policy posts
Washington AP reports Jeane Kirkpatrick, stepping down as U N ambassador, will be offered two top foreign policy jobs outside the White House. Reagan may nominate her to lead either the Agency for International Development or the United States Information Agency, with a meeting planned next Wednesday to discuss offers.
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Washington
Jeane Kirkpatrick
United Nations
White House
Reagan
Kirkpatrick
Agency For International Development
United States Information Agency
Lutheran bishops alarmed by sanctuary indictments
New York AP report says Lutheran bishops from three denominations with over 5 million members deem the 71 count indictment of 16 sanctuary movement leaders alarming. They urge end to prosecutions of church workers and monitoring of church activities amid allegations of infiltration and a federal undercover probe.
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New York
Church Sanctuary Movement
Tucson
Ariz
James R. Crumley
Lutheran Church In America
David Preus
Minneapolis
American Lutheran Church
Will Herzfeld
Association of Evangelical Lutheran Churches
Dioxin cleanup under way at Fort A.P. Hill before jamboree
Federal officials expect cleanup of dioxin contamination at Fort A.P. Hill to finish in three to four weeks as 30,000 Boy Scouts prepare for the National Jamboree this summer. Workers in protective gear demolish a contaminated shed and seal materials in 55-gallon drums for later disposal. Small amounts of DDT were found at three storage sites and will be removed.
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Bowling Green
Fort A.P. Hill
Army Base
Environmental Protection Agency
Phil Retallick
EPA
Retallick
Mengele Arrest and Release Reported in 1947 Documents
Declassified papers cited by Rabbi Marvin Hier of the Simon Wiesenthal Center allege Josef Mengele, Auschwitz chief physician, was arrested and freed in Austria in 1947 and may have sought a Canadian visa 15 years later. The center plans to sue for access to additional withheld records.
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New York
Josef Mengele
Auschwitz
Austria
Marvin Hier
Simon Wiesenthal Center
Center For
Nader cites withheld names of workers at risk in Texas list
A consumer lobby says Reagan officials hide 250000 worker names to shield employers from lawsuits. Texas sites include Allamore Pioneer Talc, Arlington Oil States Rubber, Deer Park Shell, Edinburg Tide Products, Freeport Dow, Palestine Southern Clay, Port Arthur Texaco Gulf, Mobile Amoco, Texas City Marathon Union Carbide, Tyler Pittsburgh-Corning, Van Horn Milwhite Talc, with cancers, brain disease, mesothelioma, and reproductive effects from various chemicals and exposures. Data from NIOSH.
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Ralph Nader
Texas
Nader
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
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Arlington
Oil States
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Shell
Edinburg
Tide Products Inc
Freeport
Dow Chemical
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Southern Clay
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Texaco
Gulf
Mobile
Texas City
Amoco
Marathon
Union Carbide
Tyler
Pittsburgh-Corning
van Horn
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