Tragic Iranian man smuggles wife in suitcase to U S
In Los Angeles a 20 year old Iranian woman Kataui Safaie suffocated in a large suitcase found on a baggage carousel at L A X after her husband Majmoud Ayazi 31 killed himself nearby in Sacramento authorities and the roommate said Ayazi bought a gun and told friends he had lost everything as he planned the risky smuggling effort Ayazi had recently married Safaie before the trip and had studied and worked in the United States for eight years an autopsy confirmed suffocation from chest compression and bruising on the body while investigators noted luggage weight and damage from other baggage on the case
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Helms Pushes CBS Takeover Plan Backed by Conservatives
The National Conservative Political Action Committee pledges 100000 to help Sen. Jesse Helms buy CBS stock to curb liberal bias. Helms and Fairness in Media plan a private investment to take over CBS, subject to NCPAC approval. Dolan cites a need to regain control of airwaves and asks conservatives to join the stock buyup.
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Navy refuses to cancel costly anti sub plan
Washington The Navy has reversed a prior decision to halt a $150 million antisubmarine warfare project. Officials and sources say the eight year effort to develop a buoy mounted underwater detector for Soviet submarines continues after a December cancellation was declared in error.Lt. David Morris said the cancellation was in error and the project will proceed.
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New farm bill aims for market orientation not fix for debt crisis
Washington said the Reagan administration will push a market oriented farm bill while keeping debt and credit problems outside the bill. Agriculture Secretary Block warned the debt crisis should be addressed separately from sound policy and the four year Agriculture and Food Act of 1981.
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Dole cautions on Social Security cuts harming elderly
Senate leader Robert Dole warned that Republican moves to curb cost of living increases could push hundreds of thousands of elderly, especially women, below the poverty line. He stressed basic benefits would not be touched and urged bipartisanship to avoid a political backlash.
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Regan says no help to curb deficits via Social Security rise cap
Treasury Secretary Regan asserts the White House will not aid Congress in freezing Social Security cost of living adjustments to cut deficits. He stresses deficits remain the top national priority and must be reduced while linking lower deficits to potential rates and trade impacts. Regan also says he will not fire staff but will centralize reporting to him as he takes over White House leadership.
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