Reagan offers to relax Polish sanctions if curbs lifted
President Reagan said the United States would consider easing sanctions on Poland if the regime ends martial law, frees political prisoners, and begins a genuine dialogue with representative Polish forces including the church and Solidarity. He stressed actions, not words, required to justify any change.
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Reagan
Poland
U.S
Warsaw
Solidarity Independent Trade Union
United States
White House East
Congress
Renan
Church
Polan
Charles Percy
R-Ill
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Solidarity
Lech Walesa
U.N
Europe
Lech Wacsa
State Department
NATO
Brussels
George P. Shultz
Reagan presses Senate and public for MX missile passage
President Reagan lobbies Senate allies and public after a House setback over MX funding. He plans a national radio address or news conference to press for the weapon while Senate considerations, amendments, and basing debates continue.
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Senate
Washington
House
Sen
Ted Stevens
Alaska
Appropriations Subcommittee On
Defense
Ernest F. Hollings
D-S.c
Congress
Cheyenne
Wyo
Chris Wallace
NBC News
White House
Library of Congress
Rep
John Vessey Jr
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Joint Chiefs
Speakes
Henry Catto
Pentagon
Joint Chiefs’ Opoosition Would Hurt the President's Fight In Congress. Speakes
Man linked to da see ring new york ap
Police say David Haskell ran an escort ring using more than 400 women in numerous cities from a dilapidated apartment. He allegedly scheduled at least 130 dates daily and paid $15,000 yearly for phone service. Advertised in magazines from High Society to Psychology Today, he was arraigned on a prostitution warrant, facing local and federal charges.
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DA See Ring
NEW York
Oia
Poice Say
David Haskel
Psychology
Haskell
Indianapolis
Blay York
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