Foreign investments surge in the United States in 1981
Washington AP report shows foreigners spent 19.2 billion dollars to acquire or establish U.S. businesses in 1981, up 57 percent from 1980 and likely a record. Foreign buyers acquired at least 10 percent stakes in 321 American companies and started 554 new ventures, with large deals driving the rise.
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Commerce Department
Reagan Administration
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Bureau of Economic Analysis
Finding soldiers is high priority in POW MIA efforts
Washington AP. Nine years after U S prisoners of war returned from Vietnam the Reagan administration said 2500 Americans still unaccounted for in Southeast Asia remain a matter of the highest national priority Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger pledged to exhaust all means and pursue all leads including 400 first hand sightings by Vietnamese refugees at a National League of Families event marking National POW MIA Recognition Day.
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Southeast Asia
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Caspar Weinberger
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Potomac River
White House
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