Ronald Reagan Enjoys 45 Minute Bootmaker Visit
Reagan rest period in the presidential suite included a 45 minute meeting with bootmaker Tony Lama and Rex Allen. White House aides defend his work ethic, citing output and efficiency while critics cite relaxed habits and a Newsweek profile.
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Los Angeles
Ronald Reagan
Rex Allen
Reagan
White House
James A. Baker
Tory
Allen
Tony Lama
Baker
Newsweek Magazine
Lama
Newsweek
Bomb blast injures Americans at US NATO HQ in West Germany
An explosion outside the joint US NATO air command center at Ramstein injures two US officers and 18 others while eight cars burn in Wiesbaden. West German and US authorities probe leftist terrorism amid rising anti-U.S. sentiment and security is tightened at bases across West Germany.
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Ramstein Air Base
West Germany
U.S
Berlin
U.S. Air Force Europe
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NATO Air Command
Air Force
Tracy McCollester
Federal Criminal Office
Wiesbaden
Military Dangles Incentives Before Its Air Controllers
The Air Force and Army raise re enlistment bonuses for air traffic controllers to up to 16000 to retain staff while civilians strike. The Navy may match larger bonuses after reviewing the impact on its corps. About 810 controllers aid the FAA after the Aug. 3 walkout and firings.
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Washington
Air Force
Army
Navy
Federal Aviation
FAA
Air Force reenlistment bonuses rise for air traffic controllers
Military pay changes include a $16,000 reenlistment bonus for air traffic controllers after five more years, with $4,500 tax free housing and food allowances. Army matches with $5,000 enlistment incentives for tower operators and radar controllers, while bonuses vary by rank and active duty length. In New York, stock markets slide amid Monday losses. Dow at 878.23 at noon, utilities lead declines as volume tops 19 million shares. Classifieds note deadlines, lodge notices, personals, and job openings in health care and dining services.
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Air Force
Army
Estate matters in Franklin County Kansas probate notices
Notices to creditors and hearings in Franklin County Kansas probate cases for Glenn O Brown II and Marguerite A Rees. Executors Eleanor A Brown and James Harry Rees seek final settlement and creditors must file claims within six months, with hearings set in Ottawa. Attorneys Richeson Anderson and Anderson Byrd & Richeson represent the petitioners.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Glenn O. Brown II
Glenn Orrin
Ale Mo
K.S.A
State of Kansas
Eleanor A. Brown
Glenn O. Brown
Dahnl. Richeson Anderson
Byrd
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Second & Main
Ottawa
Marguerite A. Rees
X.S.A
James Harry Rees
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Ole" Waymire
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Richmond
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