Education Department recovers $11.8 million in aid
The department reports $11.8 million recovered in six months from audits and criminal investigations into misused federal school funds. Indictments total 98 with cases including forged transcripts, false identities, sham marriages, and theft in banks and colleges. Authorities seek further recoupment of $23.1 million amid widespread misuse.
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Lee Byrd Aeenrat
Washington
Education Department
James B. Thomas Jr
Thomas
Georgia
Tennessee
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Forgery claims and hostage update from Washington
Romerstein describes forgery types as KGB specific and notes no forged An dropov Chernenko or Gorbachev letters, but cites forged Reagan Ford and Carter letters. A respected hostage in Lebanon, Peter Kilburn, may still be alive, with details withheld during negotiations. Military dentists earn over twice private sector pay, potentially saving at least $60 million yearly. NIH studies warn exercise may trigger allergic reactions for susceptible individuals.
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KGB
Chernenko
Reagan
Carter
Washington
Lebanon
Peter Kilburn
American University
Beirut
Kilburn
National Center For Policy Analysis
White House Battles TV Pool Rules Over Event Coverage
The article recounts efforts to limit television pool coverage during presidential events. It notes that a CBS pool camera crew entered a studio with no accompanying correspondent for pre show pictures, while earlier exchanges allowed brief access in exchange for keeping reporters out.
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Reagan
Eduard A. Shevardnadze
White House
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Cable News Network
Agriculture Department
Black
CBS
Soviet dentist Nashpitz claims chair at Boston event
Soviet dissident Dr Mark Nashpitz arrives in Boston two months after winning emigration to Israel. He claims the reserved chair at Alpha Omega International Fraternity conventions and plans to study at Israeli universities to modernize his dental skills. He cites years of struggle and exile in the Soviet Union.
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Tupelo
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Boston
Hin
Israel
Mark Nashpitz
Nashpitz
Alpha Omega International Fraternity
Siberia
Soviet Union
Ludmilla
Moscow
Lenin Library
Denmark
Raisa Gorbachev
Lebanon Militias Agree to Syrian Mediated Peace Pact
Three major militias in Lebanon announce a Syria mediated plan to end a decade of civil war. The pact aims to rehabilitate the 32,000-man army and share power between Christians and Muslims with signatures possible within days.
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Beirut, Lebanon
Lebanon
Beirut
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