Nicaragua adviser sees urban plans despite war risks
Roberto Chavez, adviser to Nicaragua's Sandinista Ministry of Housing, hopes political stability will allow housing and urban development projects to proceed. The MIT graduate and former World Bank staffer warns invasion fears could derail progress but suggests U S dialogue on education and development instead of military actions.
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Elizabeth Renshaw
Southern Illinoisan
Nicaragua
Roberto Chavez
Ministry of Housing and Human Settlement
Chavez
United States
MIT
World Bank
Nicaragua's Chavez outlines urban development plan after 1979 upheaval
Nicaragua faces a restart in urban and rural growth after the 1979 revolution and 1972 earthquake. Chavez calls for a quick, simple plan prioritizing Atlantic urban systems and central mountain networks while curbing Managua growth. He cites limited data and planners and notes international advisers from Cuba, Mexico, France, Britain, and Holland.
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Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Southern Illinois Latin American Solidarity Committee
Central America
Somozan
Nicaragua
Square
Chavez
Atlantic
Managua
Mexico
France
Great Britain
Cuba
Holland
Ohio Senate blocks bailout plan for 69 S and Ls
In Columbus the state Senate rejected a House backed bill to place 69 savings and loan associations under federal protection while depositors pressed Gov. Celeste over Home State Savings Bank failures. Celeste extended the bank holiday, House approved an FSLIC participation bill, and debate revealed fracture over mandatory FSLIC membership.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Savings and Loan
Richard Celeste
Home State Savings Bank
Celeste
State House
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp
ESM Government Securities Inc
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Ohio Deposit Guarantee Fund
Soldiers bid farewell at Tel Aviv funeral for Sgt Rafi Kasher
About 200 mourners gathered Monday at the graveside of 20 year old Sgt Rafi Kasher in a Tel Aviv suburb after an ambush Sunday near Jibchit South Lebanon. Several friends joined the service as mourners recalled the fallen soldier.
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Rafi Kasher
Jibchit
Lebanon
Tel Aviv
Dawn blast in Baghdad and Sidon clashes renew regional tension
A pink dawn flash in Baghdad preceded a powerful blast blamed by Iran on a ground to ground missile in Dora causing heavy losses. Baghdad reported no immediate damage. In Sidon, Lebanese forces fought Christian militiamen allied to rebellion, four killed and 38 wounded as clashes marked a first since mutineers pledged loyalty. China bans black market currency trades with penalties, UNESCO chief cautions problems persist beyond his tenure.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Iran
Dora
Islamic Republic
Cyprus
State Council
China Central Television
Xinhua
Unesco
U.N
United States
Amadou Mahtar M’bow
Midi Presse
Senators Seek Mutual Pause in Nuclear Arms Testing and Deployment
U S Senator Paul Simon and Senator Mark Hatfield proposed a negotiators pause resolution calling for a mutual moratorium on testing and deployment of new strategic nuclear missiles while Geneva talks proceed. They urged President Reagan to back the pause at the arms talks and noted MIRV warhead increases in SALT I and II.
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U.S
Paul Simon
D-Makanda
Geneva
Simon
Washington, D.C
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Reagan
Arms negotiators in third session in Geneva
U S and Soviet negotiators met in Geneva for their third session on reducing nuclear arms. A Soviet newspaper accused the Reagan administration of pursuing an MX missile trump card for the talks. The American negotiators were driven through the Soviet mission gates shortly after 11 a.m. with 21 delegates on each side.
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Geneva
Switzerland
U.S
Caterpillar to supply 80 million Turkey dam machines
Caterpillar Tractor Co says it will provide an 80 million fleet of construction machinery for a Euphrates dam project in southeastern Turkey. The contract makes Caterpillar exclusive supplier to two Turkish contractors, with financing arranged by Export-Import Bank and Turkish authorities. Machines to ship from April through 1985 include about 180 off highway trucks 100 large track type tractors and wheel loaders and two dozen smaller machines.
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Peoria
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Euphrates
Turkey
Caterpillar
Warner Johnson
Johnson
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