Reagan backs McFarlane as national security adviser
President Reagan plans to move Robert C. McFarlane into the White House full time as chief national security adviser to replace William P. Clark who becomes interior secretary. McFarlane would join a reshaped team, with Clark and Shultz supporting the elevation, amid a campaign by conservative allies for Kirkpatrick to take a new foreign policy post.
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Bogus Catalog Snares L L Bean Fans in Gag Sale
A spoof catalog titled Items From Our Catalog enticed hundreds to mail checks for nonexistent items from L L Bean. Avon Books received clogged phone lines and refunds, while one Massachusetts woman had to change her number after dozens of orders for doggie bras and edible moccasins flooded in.
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Avon Books
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Avon
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Brenner
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Gingold
L.L. Bean
Freeport
Maine
Bean
Massachusetts
Pat O'Brien Dies at 83 Wishes Funeral Mass for Actor
Los Angeles AP reports Pat O'Brien aged 83 died after a heart attack. A funeral Mass is planned at St. Martin of Tours in Brentwood with Msgr. Lawrence O'Leary delivering the eulogy. Private burial set for Holy Cross Cemetery in Inglewood. O'Brien was famed for priest roles and a long film career including Angels With Dirty Faces. Notables like Bob Hope James Cagney and Ronald Reagan mourned his loss. Reagan phoned after prostate surgery and joked about hospital stays.
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Reagan
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Pat
James
FTC Aids Used Car Buyers With Independent Inspections
The FTC has launched a consumer protection campaign after a decade of efforts to regulate the used car trade. It urges buyers to know exactly what they get, obtain written warranties, and use independent mechanics for inspections. A 14 point checklist covers frame, engine, transmission, differential, cooling, electrical, fuel, accessories, brake, steering, suspension, tires, wheels, and exhaust systems.
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Associated Press
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Reagan Closer To Candidacy
President Reagan signaled plans for a 1984 re election by signing papers to create a campaign, though not publicly declaring a run. Sen. Laxalt leads a re election committee while White House aides express confidence he will seek a second term.
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Reagan
Paul Laxalt
R-Nev
Federal Election Commission
White House
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Edward J. Rollins
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