Reagan Aims to Soothe African Leaders Over Namibia Policy
The Reagan administration seeks better ties with Kenya Zimbabwe Rwanda and other African states amid Namibia tensions. A U N debate on sanctions follows South Africa's Namibia raid as Crocker urges an early settlement that respects South Africa’s security needs.
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South Africa
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Kenya
Zimbabwe
Rwanda
Namibia
South- West Africa
Organization of African Unity
Reagan
Angola
Chester Crocker
African Affairs
Crocker
South-West Africa People’s Organization
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Unions Question Reagan After Air Controllers Firing
Washington AP reports labor leaders deny it but Reagan’s firing of 12,000 illegally striking PATCO workers is seen as a turning point. Unions warn of broader impacts on public employees, with teachers’ unions threatening action as fiscal strains rise and budget policy shapes responses nationwide.
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Reagan
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David Denholm
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Linda Lampkin
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PATCO
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White House
Robert A. Bonifati
Expedition May Have Answer To Andrea Doria's Fate
New York AP reports divers probing the Andrea Doria wreck 40 miles south of Nantucket found a massive hole in a passage to the generator room. The hole could explain the liner's rapid sinking after the 1956 collision with the Stockholm. Divers also recovered one of two safes, believed to hold $1 million in cash and jewels, with the Bank of Rome safe awaiting a TV documentary.
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Lillian Pickard
Peter Gimbel
Ted Hess
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Gimbel
Bank of Rome
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