Unanswered Questions Haunt Navy Customs Smuggling Case
A long troubled probe into a naval smuggling ring raises questions about why investigators halted the case after initial findings. Authorities linked to Customs and the Naval Investigative Service faced criticism for cooperation gaps and failed audits amid a $4 million loss of missing spare parts.
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Navy
Naval Investigative Service
London
United States
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Smupelors
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Taval Baetly
Customs Service
FBI
Substitute Teacher Magruder Praised for Coping Skills
In a public forum letter Mrs Magruder thanks educators including Principal Gamer for guidance. She notes her Annoyed sentiments over punishment policies and admires the calm approach shown by staff at Nancy Campbell 1408 N Pennis Tyan Ave. See PUBLIC FORUM Page 5.
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Mies
Mlagarueder
Magruder
Gamer
Mocera
Nancy Campbell
N. Pennis Tyan Ave
World history notes from September events and birthdays
September dates mark Japan’s surrender aboard the Missouri, the Great London Fire, and Ho Chi Minh declaring Vietnam’s independence. Mentions Roosevelt, Wallace, Sadat, Carter, and Reagan era ironies. includes birthdays for Amory, Simpson, Bradshaw, Connors, Paris, and a Dulles quote on peace.
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United States
Missouri
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London
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Atlanta
Gas View
Theodore Roosevelt
Minnesota
Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
Carter
Walter Te Mondale
Reagan
Cleveland Amory
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Alan &. Simpson
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Pittsburgh
Trade official cites Cuba sanctions strangling U S commerce
September 2 Roswell event with Marlin J Eyres of the U S Commerce Department at a Southwest Business Council trade conference. Eyres says 800 million in annual Cuba trade is now virtually zero due to U S sanctions. Connie Curtis reports 17 new Roswell Optimist Club members joined January to August. Dr John Smith named coordinator for student academic tutoring at Roswell Community College.
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U.S. Commerce Department
Roswell
Southwest Business Council
Eyres
Cuba
United States
Connie Curtis
Roswell Optimist Club
John Smith
Roswell Community College
Democrats churn in New Mexico gubernatorial race
Santa Fe attorney Frank Andrews may withdraw as a Democrat candidate for governor while Aubrey Dunn resurfaces as a potential entry. Several announced contenders from the North are viewed as less representative of statewide party interests as the 1986 race develops.
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Santa Fe
Frank Andrews
Aubrey Dunn
Republicans See Stakes Rise In 1986 Gubernatorial Race
The piece notes New York style party shifts with Justice William Riordan reportedly weighing a Republican run for lieutenant governor, and Bill Sego’s potential bid as a GOP gubernatorial candidate. It highlights Les Houston’s party switch and its impact on state politics, with Democrats poised to capitalize on GOP missteps.
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Supreme Court
William Riordan
High Court
Ronald Reagan
Washington
Senate
Republican Party
Les Houston
GOP
Bill Sego
John Irick
Nigeria moves fast on rights reforms after coup
In Ivory Coast the Abidjan report notes Nigeria's military regime under Maj. Gen. Ibrahim Babangida acting swiftly to improve human rights. A screening panel freed 112 detainees including former ministers, and editors, while vowing gradual economic progress as oil revenue remains critical to the economy.
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Ivory Coast
Nigeria
Ibrahim Babangida
Babangida
Muhammadu Buhari
Nigerian oil policy shift under Babangida promises reform
President Babangida signals action to curb unemployment and inflation by opening borders, negotiating with the IMF, and scrapping countertrade. He argues devaluation may be needed, seeks debt rescheduling, and criticizes past oil mismanagement and high import costs. Nigeria faces debt, high import bills, and a 25 year oil reserve horizon.
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International Monetary Fund
Buhari
Nigeria
IMF
Tom David-West
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Festus Marinho
Nigerian Petroleum Corp
CIA wary of West German spy agency shakeup
CIA sources warn a high level West German intelligence official may be exposed for working for East Germans. The agency believes Bonn's counterintelligence cannot be trusted with top secret information and has briefed President Ford with a policy memo restricting access to such data.
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Washington
Bonn
CIA
U.S
Australia
Canada
New Zealand
Britain
Japan
East Berlin
Spies and Betrayals Highlight NATO Secrets Case Load
CIA spymaster records detail arrests and betrayals beginning in 1961 with a West German official and a 30 case DIA tally since NATO’s 1949 founding. West German and East German agents exploited romance to steal top secrets from NATO and German ministries. Ingrid Garbe and Ursen Lorenzen are named among notable insiders.
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NATO
Canadia
DIA
Ingrid Garbe
Bonn
Foreign Ministry
Ursen Lorenzen
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