Reagan gulf plan aims to keep Iraq from losing war
Washington officials outlined a U S strategy in the Persian Gulf to contain the Iranian revolution and block Soviet access while neutrality remains official. Public and private threats, shipping attacks, and naval escort plans were discussed as Congress weighed invoking the War Powers Act and coordinating with allies for arms flow restrictions to Iran.
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India
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White House
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Claiborne Pell
Foreign Relations Committee
John Kerry
D-Mass
Paul Sarbanes
D-Md
Congress
Aruphy
Reagan Murphy
Tavels
Venice
Sopetis
Japan
Gulf operations tied to arms sales fuels debate
Senate questions tied the plan to seek Gulf landing rights for U S warplanes to the secret Iran arms deal disclosed last November. Moynihan cited the Kuwaiti decision to charter three Soviet tankers as inviting Soviet naval presence, calling November 1986 a potential geopolitical loss of the Iran operation.
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Gulf
Daniel P. Moynihan
D-N.y
Secret Administration
Iran
Murphy
Moynihan
Naval buildup planned in gulf to back allies
U S sources indicate plans to add at least three surface ships to the Navy task force, including an Aegis cruiser, as Washington weighs options amid Iran Iraq tensions. Officials say the aim is to deter a wider war and prevent Iraqi defeat to avoid regional instability from Marrakesh to Dhaka.
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Morocco
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India
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Richard Murphy
United States
Iran
White House
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California judge rules all asbestos insurers liable for claims
A California Superior Court judge ruled that all insurance policies in effect at any time related to exposure, diagnosis, or death may be liable for asbestos claims. The decision could broaden funds available for victims, though the total impact remains unclear. An estimated 30,000 to 60,000 claimants seek several billion dollars in compensation.
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San Francisco
California
Ira A. Brown Jr
California Superior Court
Brown
Highing
Plane lands in Red Square shocks Moscow watchers
Finnish pilot Rust reportedly steered a small Cessna from Al Malmi airport toward Stockholm before veering east into Soviet territory. Officials described the feat as an improbable maneuver at low altitude and an extraordinary display of airmanship amid atypical Soviet scrutiny.
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Red Square
Rust
Stockholm
Soviet Teratory
Moscow
Corrections policy for Herald Journal reporters and editors
The Herald Journal states daily corrections policy inviting readers to call 470-0011 for factual inaccuracies. The note references editorial standards, contact details, and locations in a fragmented, garbled passage about postmaster and state lines.
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Sisien
Plan for unified Jerusalem surfaces in secret Jordan Peres talks
The Atlanta Journal and Constitution report a secret agreement between King Hussein and Shimon Peres proposing joint Arab Israeli rule over an undivided Jerusalem. It claims Israeli withdrawal from much of the West Bank and Gaza, with an Arab police force in eastern Jerusalem and possible continued settlement under Arab rule. Israeli and Jordanian officials declined comment.
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Atlanta
Jordan
Hussein
Shimon Peres
Jerusalem
Today
Atlanta Journal
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Atlanta Constitution
West Bank
Gaza Strip
Peres
Jordan River
Israel
New York Lottery Winning Numbers Friday Night
The Associated Press reports Friday night draws for state games. The New York Daily Number produced 242 while Win Four spawned 4467. Other Win Ten entries listed multiple digits including 2 4 5 7 15 24 28 30 92 34 45 47 48 49 51 56 62.
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Albany
New Jork
Twilight Zone jury acquits 5 on movie set tragedy
The jury cleared five defendants in the Twilight Zone accident case. Landis associate producer George Folsey Jr production manager Dan Allingham and others faced potential prison terms had they been convicted. The incident on the final night of filming involved a helicopter attack in a Rod Serling film segment.
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Screen Actors Guild
Mark Locher
Rod Serling
Landis
George Folsey Jr
Dan Allingham
Paul Stewart
Dorcey Wingo
Landis, Folsey and Allingham
Hollywood
Brain Trust
Steven Spielberg
Morrow
Weather snapshot reports heat wave risk and tropical disturbance
National Weather Service notes a heat wave easing toward Canada as a tropical disturbance threatens Florida and the Bahamas. Syracuse and New York forewarned of hot humid days with sun and storms. Tropical system may become Arlene if winds reach 39 mph. observers track storms and caution small craft stay near ports. In Guangxi, China floods kill 42, destroy thousands of homes and bridges, with major river embankment damage.
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U.S
West Coast
Florida
Gulf State
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Syacuse
New York
Lowe
Bahamas
Gil Clark
National Hurricane Center
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Hurricane Center
Arlene
China
Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region
Oing
China Daily
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