Reagan fall offensive drafted in strategy session
White House Chief of Staff Donald Regan convened a high level strategy session at Reagan's ranch to plan a fall offensive on domestic issues. Officials expect a nationwide push including speeches and media events to regain control of the president's agenda and counter criticism of a floundering second term.
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Union Carbide offers to pay medical bills in spill at Institute plant
Union Carbide Corp offered to pay medical expenses for 135 injured after an aldicarb oxime leak at the Institute West Virginia plant. Officials disputed a memo equating the chemical to methyl isocyanate and lawmakers pressed for answers as residents faced delayed warnings. The plant’s alarm activated quickly, but local warnings arrived about 20 minutes later as authorities assess responsibility and safety measures amid calls for investigation.
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Chemical leaks in three states rout hundreds
A derailed Santa Fe train near Kingman Arizona caused 11 cars to burn and spill hazardous chemicals, triggering evacuations for about 250 residents. In Springfield Virginia a 5 000 gallon tanker leaked toxic substances forcing a two mile beltway closure and 300 evacuations. In Camden New Jersey a forklift ruptured a storage tank pipe prompting evacuations for six hours.
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Americans Unite On Night Out To Deter Neighborhood Crime
Across the country residents plan to demonstrate against crime on National Night Out by porch vigils and flashlight parades. officials and volunteers in cities from Baltimore to New York view the event as a deterrent and a chance to strengthen neighborly ties and community vigilance.
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New York
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Republic
Mich
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Neighbood Crime Watch Program
Minnesota
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Seattle
Detroit
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New Jersey
CIA clerk pleads guilty in spy case
Sharon M. Scranage a CIA clerk pleaded guilty to two counts of the Intelligence Identities Protection Act revealing secrets about U S operations in Ghana. She admitted guilt to two counts while denying 16 others and a trial date was set for October for both defendants in Alexandria Virginia.
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FBI
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Agent sobs amid espionage trial over Miller collapse
Los Angeles witnesses for the defense say Richard Miller was crushed by career and financial pressures when he faced suspension. Prosecutors portray his distress as driving him toward the KGB, amid alleged affairs with Svetlana Ogorodnikova and ties to agents Svetlana and Nikolai Ogorodnikov. Miller, the only FBI agent charged with espionage, is accused of conspiring to pass secrets to the Russians.
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