Pressure to fund Nicaragua aid grows in Washington
Reagan pushes for 100 million aid to rebels in Nicaragua while Congress resists. The piece questions foreign assistance amid budget pressures and notes prior outlays elsewhere, including 150 million to Egypt and 250 million for Northern Ireland over five years, against a trillions deep federal debt.
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No equal in kicking yourself United Nations staffing row
The United States tells the Soviet Union to cut back its United Nations personnel from 275 to 170 within two years citing inappropriate activities and espionage. The Soviets object while the U S notes Moscow hosts the UN and provides about a quarter of funding.
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Memo on Reagan policy and the Caraballeda plan standoff
Roving editor argues Habib is sent to Nicaragua as a smokescreen to avoid negotiating. He cites the Caraballeda plan backed by Latin American nations and rejects it, accusing Reagan of preserving U S military control while backing contras. Perez Esquivel warns Nicaragua's independence threatens U S hegemony and prompts continued intervention. He contends Habib’s trip is a diversion to shape Congress support for further aid and killing.
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Debt binge linked to stronger economy in Q4 1985
AP analyst notes a 19.2 percent rise in borrowing in the fourth quarter of 1985 from all borrower types. The Federal Reserve Board data suggests higher debt accompanied a revival in economic vigor after a near stagnation in late summer and early fall.
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Federal Reserve Board
Debt Growth Slows but Still Expands Across Sectors
Detailed analysis shows borrowing rose 23.7 percent for federal. 53.4 percent state and local. 12.7 percent nonfinancial business. 15.6 percent households. Total debt hit 6.868 trillion, up 314 billion from three months prior and 879 billion from a year earlier. Economists warn of risks if debt supports fade and rates rise, with installment debt at a record 19 percent of personal income and lenders tightening loan terms.
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Walking Through Pain Helps Intermittent Claudication
A 68 year old describes leg cramps with walking and is advised to exercise if medically approved, gradually walking while avoiding chest pain, and to quit smoking. Other letters cover amenorrhea in a 20 year old, childhood cholesterol screening, and ear noise management with hearing aids as possible coping aids.
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