Reagan Shcherbitsky talks spark nuclear arms dialogue at White House
Reagan and Shcherbitsky held only the second meeting between a U S president and a top Soviet leader. They discussed Star Wars and arms talks with Reagan urging reductions and the Soviet leader warning the system could shift from defensive to offensive. Reagan stressed defense modernization if talks fail.
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Reagan
Andrei Gromyko
U.S
White House
Reagan urges negotiators to explore every promising avenue
President Reagan dispatches U S arms negotiators to Geneva urging long and difficult talks with the Soviet Union to curb nuclear arsenals. He orders patience strength and western unity, says progress may be slow but must be pursued and that both sides must be prepared to take practical steps toward abolition of nuclear weapons. The breakfast meeting with Shultz Weinberger and McFarlane sets the tone for the first round of talks.
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Reagan
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White House
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George P. Shultz
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Caspar Weinberger
National Security
Robert McFarlane
Oval Office
United States
Talks Begin in Geneva With Eyes on Nuclear Reductions
President says the United States seeks real verifiable cuts in both American and Soviet offensive nuclear arms and is ready to negotiate fair agreements. The prelude to Geneva includes debate over space weapons and the Star Wars program as negotiators prepare for a high-stakes round. McFarlane cautions the path will be difficult, with U S forces matching Soviet missiles.
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Geneva
U.S
McFarlane
Cuomo to unveil $125000 aid for Fort Drum area
Gov. Mario Cuomo to announce matching grants totaling 125000 to Jefferson Lewis and St. Lawrence counties. The funds will support land use planning as the Armys 10th Mountain Division is activated at Fort Drum bringing about 10000 soldiers and dependents to the region.
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Bryan Jackson
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Jefferson County
SUNY to offer college courses for soldiers at Fort Drum
Eight SUNY campuses join Fort Drum effort to deliver undergraduate and advanced degree programs to soldiers dependents and nearby residents as the 10 000 troop light infantry division arrives. ESF leads research while SUNY Central hires a full time coordinator to oversee instruction.
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Fort Drum
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Frey
Suny Central
David Bush
Heart patient may not live
The auto mechanic Thomas Creighton, 33, who endured four heart implants in two days including his own diseased heart, an artificial heart, and two transplants, remained in critical condition with only a long shot chance for survival. He received a humann heart Thursday after lungs filled with fluid, pressuring the organ at the University of Arizona Medical Center.
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Jack Copeland
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Phoenix Heart
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Tentative WGA AMPTP deal reached after marathon talks
Negotiators for striking scriptwriters and producers announced a tentative contract after a 164 hour bargaining session led by Leonard Farrell. The Writers Guild will present the agreement to members, with Saturday Night Live planning to resume and host Steve Landesberg next week.
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Writers Guild of America
The
Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers
Leonard Farrell
Federal Mediation Board
WGA
Weisenberg
Naomi Gurian
Writers Guild
Dick Ebersol
New York
Steve Landesberg
Commodores
Foster homes overwhelmed by unruly youths in county
Youths in non secure detention exceed 18 slots by five to six on average, with up to 12 more awaiting placement. Emergency foster homes, often ill prepared, are used to fill gaps as officials say the county must Detain to comply with law. Providers worry about safety and continuity as more kids arrive daily.
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Harmon
Grace Vardabash
PINS
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Harmon, Rice and
Vardahash
Alene Stevenson
Children’s Division
Social Services Department
Rice
Marilyn Pinsky
Syracuse/Onondaga County
Family Court
Edward McLaughlin
McLaughlin
New York
State Division
Onondaga County
Commissioner of Social Services
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