Reagan outlines strategy against terrorism and Iran policy
President Reagan said the United States does not pay tribute to terrorists as he reaffirmed efforts to combat terrorism and to free hostages. White House officials said talks with Iran will continue to seek progress, while lawmakers weigh investigations and possible executive privilege.
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Reagan silent on key Iran arms questions in Oval Office address
AP analysis notes Reagan avoided questions on weapon shipments to Iran, the embargo, and why other nations were urged to hold to the ban. It also highlights gaps on whether other signals beyond weapons could have shown U S seriousness, amid prior harsh criticisms of Carter and Iran policy. County forecast follows with temperatures and wind expectations.
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Nuclear test rocks Las Vegas in Nevada desert blast
A major U S underground nuclear detonation with up to 150000 tons of TNT rocked the Nevada desert and sent shock waves to Las Vegas. DOE spokesman Jim Boyer noted noticeable ground motion from a point 12 miles from ground zero. The 5.6 Richter quake raised reports of five anti nuclear demonstrators with no arrests.
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Wholesale Prices Rise and Retail Sales Fall in October
Wholesale prices climbed 0.3 percent in October led by food and new cars, while retail sales plunged 5 percent the steepest October decline on record. Gasoline and heating oil fell, food costs rose 0.9 percent led by a 19.6 percent jump in fruit, amid shifting consumer demand and the end of auto incentive programs.
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Hayden Shifts Kansas GOP Leadership After Chesbro Move
Gov elect Mike Hayden said Vern Chesbro should step down to bring new blood to the Kansas GOP leadership. Chesbro, Ottawa, announced he won’t seek a second term as state chairman, with Hayden noting a possible administration role for Chesbro but no specifics. Observers framed the leadership contest as a Dole favored vs Parsons-Stephan backed power struggle within the party.
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