Reagan to cut red tape for Schroeder
President Reagan spoke with Schroeder, who has an artificial heart, about delays in Social Security disability benefits. Schroeder said he faced a runaround while federal pension offset issues awaited Office of Personnel Management data. A Social Security spokesman said the problem is being worked on and Reagan pledged to act promptly. Schroeder noted he filed in May 1984 and was told he met disability requirements in October 1984 but pension information was still needed to determine benefits.
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Bhopal disaster reminder echoes caution for safety
An editorial warns the Bhopal plant catastrophe as a grisly warning of potential similar disasters elsewhere. It stresses heightened caution and safety measures to prevent recurrence. A light note follows about a neighbor's borrowing habits and a playful lottery winners item appears in the agate section.
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Shultz NATO wary of Soviet arms talks
Secretary of State Shultz and NATO officials warn caution on resuming nuclear arms control talks with the Soviet Union. They stress patience and realism as Western positions center on medium-range missiles in Western Europe and strategic arms while Moscow seeks anti-satellite weapons and space defense. Pentagon skepticism about Shultz’s flexibility is noted.
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Ferraro Campaign Notes Mistaken Salutations Puzzle Democrats
Democrats probe glitches in Mondale Ferraro campaign thank you letters. Salutations misaddressed donors including a Presbyterian minister and a retired pharmacist. Investigation hampered by moving donor files from downtown to Capitol Hill headquarters.
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Gene Russel
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Russell
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Syracuse hotel raid nets suspect in beating death
Syracuse police stormed the Hotel Syracuse seventh floor room 767 to arrest 67 year old Harry William Keller in connection with his wife Mary Keller’s beating death earlier on Wednesday. Keller was charged with second degree murder after being captured without incident.
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Mary Keller
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