Scrutiny Grows Over Presidential Adviser's Firm Sale
White House national security adviser Richard V. Allen faces questions about selling Potomac International Corp. Allen said the sale occurred in 1981 but disclosure showed 1978. Ethics officials note possible income reporting gaps and end-year holding rules. Fielding says date error admitted. Hannaford Corp. bought Potomac January 1981. Allen faced earlier probe over $1,000 from Japanese journalists.
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Washington
White House
Richard V. Allen
Allen
Potomac International Corp
Government Ethics Office
Potomac International
Fielding
Alfen
Bob Flynn
Flynn
Peter Hannaford
Hannaford Corp
Reagan
Nancy Reagan
Hannaford
District of Columbia
Peter Dailey
Ethics Office
Hard-Liners Likely To Block Saudi Arabia's Peace Plan
At the Arab League meeting in Fez Libya and Syria oppose most of Fahd's eight point plan for peace with Israel. A majority prefer the plan but hard-liner opposition likely blocks endorsement at the summit. PLO officials demand explicit guarantees from superpowers for point seven. Israel rejects the plan and the U S cautions Camp David remains the baseline.
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Fez
Morocco
Israel
Libya
Syria
League
Fahd
Middle East
Iraq
Algeria
South Yemen
Abdelaati Obeidi
Abdelhalim Khaddam
Khaddam
Farouk Khadoumi
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Yasser Arafat
Khadoum
U.S
Arab League
Reagan
Camp David
Eaji
Riverside nurse arrested in 12 patient deaths case
A male nurse was arrested on a murder investigation after 12 patients at Community Hospital of the Valleys in Perris and San Gorgonio Pass Hospital in Banning died from massive Lidocaine overdoses between March 30 and April 25. Prosecutors seek the death penalty for Robert R. Diaz, 44. He was booked and held in Riverside County jail with arraignment planned.
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Riverside
Calif
Robert R. Diaz
Riverside County
Thomas Hollenhorst
Diaz
San Bernardino
Community Hospital of the Valleys
Perris
San Gorgonio Pass
Banning
William Dykes
Hollenhorst
Chino Community Hospital
China
Community Hospital
State Department of Health Services
Paisley Leads Ulster Protest in Newtownards March
Rev. Ian Paisley fronts a 10 000 strong Protestant vigilante march through Newtownards demanding war against IRA. He vows a 100 000 man army as supporters cheer, while government warnings of force to counter such actions loom.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Ian Paisley
London
Britain
Irish Republican Army
Newtownards
Ulster
Paisley
James Prior
Ireland
Noted Hypnotists In Ottawa To Help Smokers And The Overweight
The Techniques For Living Seminar led by Wade M. Genthner F.A.S.H. at Best Western Hallmark Inn on December 2 offers a three hour program using clinical hypnosis to help attendees lose weight and quit smoking. The program claims permanent results by addressing root causes, with testimonials from media figures and a toll free contact for more information.
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Wes
Techniques For Living
Wade M. Genthner
United States
Mr. Genthner
Genther
Dan Rather
CBS
Genthner
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