Opera strike reshapes Met season at Lincoln Center
The Metropolitan Opera faces a strike over wages and season length as NYCO members protest a shift to a 20 week summer fall season. A 6.5 percent annual raise over three years is offered, with current pay at $535 weekly for six performances, rising to $735 per week. Deficit relief from fundraising cut the bottom line but workweeks shrink, prompting pickets and refunds while performances proceed for the public. Jacques Amboise was seen near the center as actors planned continued shows despite the dispute.
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Campaign ethics blur on how information moves in politics
Veteran officials say Carter era exchanges with the Ren an campaign in 1980 were unusual though not unique. They note oral tips and document transfers blurred legal and ethical lines, with many preferring not to be identified while acknowledging use of briefing materials and staff papers to prepare for campaigns.
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Reagan pushes for open probe into disclosure affair
President Reagan told senior advisers he wants full disclosure and to get to the bottom of the Carter era documents matter. He urged cooperation with the FBI and offered to be questioned. Speakes said the action underscores transparency while cabinet members were asked to follow the order.
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Reagan Focuses on Foreign Policy Before Camp David Retreat
Washington UPI President Reagan planned a day of foreign policy briefings and security talks before a weekend at Camp David Maryland mountains. He will meet Secretary of State Shultz who reports on the Asian and Middle East swing. Shultz notes no breakthrough in Lebanon but withdrawal of foreign forces remains goal. Reagan also convened a national security meeting and will meet the Presidential Commission on Strategic Forces led by Brent Scowcroft to oversee nuclear arms talks with the Soviets. Genscher's Moscow report due Monday after trips with Kohl.
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$70 Billion Price Tag For Midgetman Intercontinental Missiles
Air Force study estimates 70 billion dollars to develop 1000 Midgetman intercontinental missiles and operate the system. Brig. Gen. Gordon Fornell says readiness by early 1990s with hardened vehicles designed to survive Soviet blasts. He notes issues include guidance reliability and vehicle design. Defense Sec. Weinberger favors hardened mobile system.
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