Reagan woos Hispanics on three week campaign tour
President Reagan heads from Florida to California on a three week campaign style swing to court Hispanic voters. He will visit Tampa El Paso and Miami with stops for meetings of Spanish speaking groups and a La Paz luncheon with Mexican President de la Madrid. He plans days at his Santa Barbara ranch and discussions with a kitchen cabinet in Los Angeles. He also taped a message for Hispanic Heritage Week and cited 130 Hispanics in administration posts as proof of outreach.
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Blackout in NYC leaves garment center reeling on third day
In New York City the garment district, Macy's and Gimbels outlets were shut as a fire in an underground Con Ed substation caused a 3 day blackout. Mayor Koch sought federal aid from Reagan while an effort to restore power continued with uncertain timelines.
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Lavelle denies perjury charges in EPA case
Rita Lavelle pleaded not guilty in Washington to five counts of perjury and obstructing a congressional investigation over her role in a toxic waste case with Aerojet General. A six minute arraignment set Aug 25 for trial. she was released on her own recognizance amid a widening EPA controversy.
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Big gap splits strikers in AT T walkout
ATT Washington confirms 675000 workers on strike in day six with Glenn Watts of CWA saying a settlement is distant. Kenneth Whalen of AT T agrees the gap remains wide and the union leader hints AT T must move further for progress. scattered service disruptions and picketline unrest reported nationwide.
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Sinkhole Swallows Two Trucks in Boling Texas
A 100 yard wide sinkhole opened early today near Boling Texas swallowing a road and two pickup trucks. Drivers escaped and swam to safety while residents watched as trees and power lines disappeared. Authorities blocked the road near Boling about 30 miles southwest off Toustan.
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