Interior reshuffles under William Clark draw protest
Washington William Clark replaced three top deputies of James Watt at the Interior Department in a broader reshaping amid environmentalist complaints that changes are only the tip of the iceberg. Clark named Ann McLaughlin to replace Simmons and reassigned Pendley and Russell to unspecified duties, while reorganizing the bureau leadership to emphasize water resources and mineral management.
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William Clark
James Watt
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Jose
J.J. Simmons WI
Perry Pendley
Energy and Minerals
David G. Russell
Minerals Mehakerment Service
Simmons
Reagan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pendley
Russell
Walt
Rafe Pomerance
Fiends of the Earth
William Turnage
The
Wilderness Society
Sai
Watl
Sohettor William Coldivan
Walla
G. Ray Arnett
Fish and Wildlife and Parks
Arnett
Garvey E. Carruthers
Carruthers
Minerals Management Service
Office of Surface Mining
Robert Broadbent
Pomerance
Turnage
William D. Beltenberg
Minerals
Jate Ly Printe
Meadsen
Laura Dietrich
Explosion Injures 3 Amid Fleeing Fighting In Tri poli
Reports from Tri poli say three people were hurt when an explosion occurred as fighters pressed a retreat. The clash centers on Syrian backed PJ forces pressuring the PLO and Arafat loyalists to withdraw from Waddie Bast surengavid amid a broader Lebanese crisis. Rifts persist among Lebanon’s factions as mediators push for a cease fire and withdrawal plans.
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Sheir Iat Waddie Bast
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Cairo
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Suez Canal
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Rafk Hariri
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Riyadh
Bere Sand
Hope's wartime tour brings laughs to troops overseas
Bob Hope entertained a military crowd with a star-studded holiday show. Brooke Shields Julie Hayek Vic Damone joined in a cheeky skit while Hope riffed on politics and world events. The comedian joked about past strikes and Lebanon cease-fire, reflecting on his 32 years of Christmas shows for troops.
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Hope
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Julie Hayek
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Ronald Reagan
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Jesse Jackson
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Martin
Yankees
Lebanon
Pope Calls for Renewal of Heart for World Peace
Pope John Paul II urges a renewal of heart as the path to world peace. He rejects pacifism as cowardice, warns against arms races and war-driven state systems, and calls for disarmament and real social justice to free nations from a web of East West tensions.
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PCB Spill Shuts Down Chimes Building Tenants In Limbo
In the Chimes Building, tenants including Aetna Life & Casualty and Niagara Mohawk faced shutdowns as a PCB leak from a damaged transformer prompted reentry caution and temporary office closures. Officials planned safety meetings. cleanup began with electrical devices and a probe into the explosion, with experts unsure of the cause and days to months for explanation.
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Niagara Mohawk Corp
Rod ‘Arr
Fire and Environmental
Kaish
Niagara Mohawk
Seventh North Street
Karsh
Soviets offer data sharing on Halley’s Comet mission
The Soviet Union proposed sharing Halley comet observations with United States Japan and Europe and asked the US to assist their spacecraft in approaching the comet. Two of five Soviet spacecraft will study the comet while the United States plans shuttle photography in 1986. Halley’s jet is described as largest and brightest among comets.
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Welch
United States
Japan
Europe
Washington Post
Soviet Union
Storate- Journal Publicities and Subscription Rates
The notice lists Storate Journal publication details, prices, and postage rates across multiple regions. It includes subscription options for daily and Sunday editions, with varied yearly and monthly pricing, plus postage costs and delivery specifics.
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Storate- Journal
Nernid Co
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Syrecvet
Pebtcetten
SIEM
Mit
York State
Portal
Ewes
Six years of growth in economy forecast
The administration forecasts six years of solid growth with moderate inflation and falling unemployment if policies, especially substantial deficit reduction, are adopted. Projections show 4.5% real growth in 1984, averaging around 4% for the next four years and 3.7% in 1989, with inflation easing from 5% to 3.5% and unemployment dropping toward 5.7% by 1989.
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Council of Economic Advisers
Feldstein
Treasury
Donald Regan
David Stockman
Reagan
Lavntadene
Buyer found for St Louis paper amid sale talks
An apparent deal to sell the St Louis Star-Democrat to a magazine group was announced with a news conference expected by today. Mayor aides and Attys say the sale could save the paper, which had planned a January 14 closure due to finances.
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Saturday Review
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Vincent Schoemeh
Ed Bushmeyer
Gluck
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Perale
G. Duncan Bauman
Abe Nowhere Family
Syracuse
Thomas Burroughs
Schoemeh
Wiliam Willis
Gluak
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Chouf Mountains
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