Summit hits last minute snags in Reagan Gorbachov talks
In Helsinki Fri two secondary arms pacts appeared likely to slip with prospects faded for signing a test notification deal. The Soviet Presidium ratified the MR treaty while U S officials reported two minor measures may not be ready.
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Moscow signals possible delay in Afghanistan troop pullout
The Soviet Foreign Ministry said Pakistan's continued aid to Afghan guerrillas could slow the withdrawal of Soviet troops from Afghanistan. It accused the United States of fueling the war with lavish supplies to rebels. The statement came ahead of President Reagan's Moscow visit for a summit with Mikhail Gorbachev. If Pakistan does not halt interference, the Soviet Union said it would draw conclusions on the timetable and take concrete steps.
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Jo Jo's Drive-In Revamped for Nostalgic Fast Food Fare
Jo Jo's Drive-In on North Grandview and University Boulevard, a landmark since 1961, blends 1950s style burgers and chicken-fried steak with turquoise and hot pink stucco. The revived eatery attracts longtime patrons and younger diners, joining Buck's Drive-In and Watts Burger as enduring local mom and pop spots.
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U S power wanes in Panama stalled Noriega push
Washington critics of the Reagan administration say blunders and miscalculations hampered the bid to force Noriega from power. Experts fault the approach and indictments, while offering few viable paths forward for an apolitical military and constitutional rule in Panama.
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Bush plans shift from Reagan policy in Dukakis clash
Vice President George Bush used strategy sessions at Kennebunkport Maine to frame an attack on Michael Dukakis governor of Massachusetts while planning to depart from some Reagan era policies. Officials say Bush seeks his own agenda as he levels attacks on Dukakis.
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Iwo Jima memory shared by Lindberg in Minnesota
Charles W. Lindberg, 67, a veteran of the first flag raising on Iwo Jima, reflects on his role with the 28th Regiment of the 5th Marine Division. He recalls the historic moment and contrasts it with Rosenthal’s later Pulitzer Prize image, while living in a Minneapolis suburb with mementos of the campaign.
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