US Allies to Help Sweep Gulf Mines With Britain and France
U S defense officials said Washington will coordinate with Britain and France to increase mine sweeping in the Persian Gulf and Gulf of Oman to protect commercial shipping after the tanker Pine exact Caribbean struck a mine. The allies hope to bolster patrols and safeguard international lanes as tensions rise and a French minesweeper move is announced to shield French registered tankers.
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Quote on news violence and listening limits
The remark by Charles Kuralt criticizes the media’s focus on violence while lamenting restrictions on access to news. It underscores tensions between news availability and audience desire for uncensored information.
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Pleasant clear night with warm humid Thursday forecast
Pleasant clear tonight with temperatures in the upper 50s. Southeasterly winds will shift as a warm humid air mass moves in Thursday with a high near 85. Details include a.
Reagan to address Iran Contra scandal on national TV
President Reagan will attempt to put nine months of controversy behind him with a nationally televised speech on the Iran Contra affair. The address is likely to leave some issues unresolved.
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Reagan address to be national telecast weathered by inquiry
Syracuse Pulse reports Reagan will speak on televised address with White House aides saying he will respond only generally to questions about the Contra affair raised during three months of hearings. A public line 76-2275 invites listeners to call in tonight from 8:30 to 10.
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Brutus Official Charged in FBI Sting Case
Town of Brutus highway superintendent John Nash and six other Central and Northern New York public works officials faced charges after an FBI sting. Nash allegedly accepted 2850 in illegal payments from an undercover agent posing as a steel equipment salesman and used town funds to pay for fraudulent equipment. He faces up to 25,000 fine and five years in prison.
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Ortega invites church to join Central America peace plan
President Daniel Ortega said the government would meet a 90 day deadline to implement commitments from last Friday’s Guatemala peace accord. He invited the Roman Catholic Church and opposition parties to name candidates to a national reconciliation commission overseeing amnesty ceasefires reforms human rights and free elections.
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Black couple rescues ex-racist extremist after incident
Greg Withrow says six young men crucified him on an eight foot plank then a anonymous black couple heard his moans, helped him, and called 911 after his denunciation of racism on TV and plans to publish a book exposing the white movement.
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