Weinberger presses total ban on Iran trade
Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger pushes a near total embargo on trade with Iran except humanitarian goods while State and Commerce argue current levels are reasonable. The dispute follows a March decision to license $900,000 in computers to Iran over Weinberger’s objections, reflecting a split in the Reagan administration over how to curb Iran’s influence.
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State and Commerce Departments
United States
Iran
Administration
Defense
Caspar W. Weinberger
Frank
Carlucci
Weinberger
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National Security
White House
Reagan
Sah
Reeraw al Hi Potd
Caspar Weinberger
Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
State Department
Tehran
Party of God
Lebanon
Libya
Syria
Iraq
Commerce Department
Corrections
Thomas Coughlin
Corrections Department
James Flateau
Flatean
Soviets draft peace plan amid Persian Gulf war effort
The United States and Soviet Union discuss a peace plan to end the Iran Iraq war while U S policy aims to limit Soviet influence in the Gulf lifeline. Rep Les Aspin praises any move toward ending the conflict but warns it won t remove pressure on reflagging Kuwaiti tankers amid congressional scrutiny following the Stark incident.
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Persian Gulf
Central Asia
Armacost
U.S
Gulf
Reagan
Soviet Union
Les Aspin
D-Wis
House Armed Services Committee
Congress
Aspin
Asma
Congressional
Democrats
Kuwait
Stark
Iraq
United States
Questins
Minorities in the minor leagues face front-office barriers
In a wide examination of baseball's racial gap, team executives in the minor leagues describe a dearth of minority applicants and limited front-office openings. Quotes from Syracuse Chief Tex Simone, Rochester’s Bob Gaughan, Tidewater’s Dave Rosenfield, and others discuss recruitment hurdles, cultural resistance, and the push for formal sports management education. The piece notes few minority interns, long odds for advancement, and ongoing calls for policy changes following the Campanis controversy and Jesse Jackson’s boycott threat.
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Syracuse Chefs
Tex Simone
Rochester
Bob Gaughan
Idewater
Tides
Dave Rosenfield
Dodgers
al Campaniis
Jesse Jackson
Jackson
Aaron
Asberroth
Harry Edwards
Campanis
Ueberroth
Weare
Associated Press
Baseball
Cardinals
Savannah
Tracy Lewis
Lewis
International League
Syracuse
Simone
Johny
Ed Map
Chiefs
Richmond
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Choo Choo Coleman
Sammy Drake
The
Bob Sparks
Dallas
Hollywood
Pla
Wtuh
Sparks
Tidewater
Rosenfield
Simone, Lewis
Bonnie Parkhouse
Fullerton
California State Dniversity
Parkhouse
Columbus Clippers
Ohio State
Ken Schnacke
Columbus
University of Southern Californa
Temple University
Rams
Los Angeles
State prison crowding tests Syracuse jail guidance
A federal judge will decide Friday if prisoners may remain crowded in the Public Safety Building in downtown Syracuse. The jail, built for 212, held 267 over the weekend, with about 75 designated as state prisoners, and critiques of condition persisted.
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Aail
Syracuse
US District Court
Howard Munson
Onondaga County
Jamesville
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Hank Aston
Nay
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