Reagan to Meet Shevardnadze Before Geneva Summit
President Reagan invited Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze to Washington for their first meeting to discuss progress in U S Soviet relations ahead of the November Geneva summit with Mikhail Gorbachev. Speakes noted arms talks in Geneva continue.
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Eduard Shevardnadze
White House
Larry Speakes
Washington
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Mikhail Gorbachev
Geneva
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U.S
Gorbachev
Speakes
California
George P. Shultz
Robert McFarlane
Shultz
U.N
United Nations General Assembly
Andrei Gromyko
Afghanistan
Gromyko
United Nations
Communist Party
Georgia
Laxalt Says He Won't Seek Third Senate Term
Nevada Senator Paul Laxalt announced he will not run for a third term in the U S Senate next year He offered to serve Reagan as a roving ambassador and trouble shooter and will stay in Washington D C for the remainder of the president's term The move draws reaction from Reagan and party leaders including Frank Fahrenkopf and Paul G Kirk Jr
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Paul Laxalt
Nevada
Reagan
U.S Senate
Washington, D.C
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Senate
Santa Barbara
Calif
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Thomas Eagleton
Missouri
White House
National Republican Party
Frank Fahrenkop
Republican National Committee
Washington
Paul
Fahrenkopf
Paul G. Kirk Jr
Democratic National Committee
Small cars dominate worst injury records in 1982 84 models
The Highway Loss Data Institute report ranks 181 popular models by size. Small two door cars show poorer injury and damage outcomes, with many Japanese imports among the bottom. Saab 900 tops both small car injury lists but lags in collision losses. European cars show mixed results.
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Washington
Brian O'Neill
Insurance Institute For Highway Safety
Highway Loss Data Institute
O'Neill
Pentagon official resigns amid conflict of interest probe
Washington AP Mary Ann Gilleece a top Pentagon purchasing official violated conflict of interest rules by soliciting contractors as clients for a future consulting business, the Defense Department watchdog said in a ruling. The IG dated Aug 14 made public as Gilleece resigned, stepping down Friday, the department saying she quit because her job was abolished.
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Washington
Mary Ann Gilleece
Pentagon
Defense Department
Department
Joseph H. Sherick
Ms. Gilleece
Judge Denies New Trial in Dotson Rape Case
Chicago, AP. Cook County Circuit Judge Richard J. Fitzgerald denied Gary Dotson a new trial to clear him of the 1977 rape claim, based on review of original trial records and prior hearings where acquittal was denied. Dotson, 28, had argued that a state forensic expert’s testimony was misleading and false.
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Chicago
Gary Dotson
Cook County
Richard J. Fitzgerald
Dotson
Fitzgerald
Jesuit priest held in Honduras on state security crimes probe
Rev. John Donald an American Jesuit from Albuquerque was detained in Tocoa and moved to Tegucigalpa for investigation of possible crimes against the security of the state. U.S. Embassy officials said consular access efforts have failed.
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Honduras
John Donald
Albuquerque
N.M
Tocoa
U.S
Art Skop
Donald
Skop
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