KNIT PICKING Handmade sweaters become a mark of prestige
Welro/B1 reports on knitwear as a status symbol with luxury appeal and growing popularity among fashion circles. Designers highlight craftsmanship, material quality, and exclusive sourcing driving demand and prestige.
Welfare rolls drop to under one million in New York
New York State reports the welfare population fell below 1 million for the first time in about 18 years. In Onondaga County the decline created a $3.3 million surplus in the Social Services accounts, used to balance the 1987 budget. Officials credit employment programs and a stronger economy for the drop.
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Robert Stone
Washington applauds Gorbachev Reagan hand embrace amid optimism
The capital reacts with euphoria as Mikhail Gorbachev meets Ronald Reagan, symbolized by televised images of their handshake and the Soviet flag. Analysts note Americans swing between hope and doubt about the Soviet Union, recalling past hopes that faded.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Leonid Brezhnev
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Richard M. Nixon
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Gorbachev
Summit briefing items spark protests and talks
Inside the briefing summaries reveal 32 protesters arrested amid weekend demonstrations on A14 base. AIS Gorbachev pitches a slick vision for a new era. AI Already hosts talks turning toward the next arms treaty. Soviets lead a sing along at a state dinner as Raisa Gorbachev moves through Washington on A16.
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Raisa Gorbachev
Washington
Reagan Gorbachev focus on Afghanistan at summit
At the White House summit, President Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev set Afghanistan and regional issues as priorities, with expectations the Soviet forces could withdraw within a year amid broader arms control talks. A senior official noted no new proposals emerged in early sessions.
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Gorbachev
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U.S
White House
Kabul
FBI probes wreckage for crash weapon on PSA jet
FBI search of Pacific Southwest Airlines Flight 1771 wreckage focused on a fired employee, David A. Burke, allegedly seeking revenge and possibly smuggling a .44 Magnum aboard. Investigators halted with no weapon found. authorities declined to confirm an ABC report of Burke's intent.
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Pacific Southwest Airlines
David A. Burke
Burke
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PSA
Los Angeles International
Richard Bretzing
Bretzing
ABC News
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