Policy on South Africa faces Senate veto clash
The Senate blocked a South Africa sanctions bill as conservative Republicans threatened a filibuster. White House aides discussed tactics to push passage, including a veto with a limited executive order. Officials weigh quietly signing the bill, vetoing it, or overriding moves as GOP leaders warn Reagan against veto.
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White House
U.S
Pretoria
Reagan
Administration
Congressional
House
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Ilinois
Donald Regan
Michel
Regan
Richard Lugar
R-Ind
Foreign Relations Committee
William Broomfield
R-Mich
GOP
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Broomfield
Shultz
South Africa
Doctores search for donor heart for Drummond in transplant drive
Tucson doctors waited for a gravely injured Oklahoma City gunshot victim to die to obtain a potential heart for Michael Drummond the youngest Jarvik-7 recipient and a donor search intensified across states with hospital alerts and regional lists while Drummond showed signs of improvement after strokes and the medical team sought a compatible donor under age 35.
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Tucson
Ariz
University Medical Center
Michael Drummond
Oklahoma City
Mary Jean McAleer
Drummond
University of Arizona
Jack Copeland
Copeland
San Francisco
Phoenix
Medical Center
McAleer
Jan Rooney
Teen father ordered to pay child support in custody ruling
Fourteen-year-old Hal Warden must pay $30 weekly in child support after a Sumner County Juvenile Court decision granting custody of 16-month-old Heather Warden to his 17-year-old wife Wendy Cappelli Warden. The judge concluded Hal cannot work due to age, and awarded the baby to the mother with limited visitation. The case drew protests from Hal’s father who criticized the ruling as traditional and unjust.
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Gray
Heather Warden
Wendy Cappelli Warden
Chugiak
Alaska
Ike
Baptist Hospital
Wendy
Springfield
Heather
Mayor race hinges on Syracuse ethnic vote
In 1981 Republican Roy Bernardi faced Democrat Lee Alexander as Syracuse’s Italian districts leaned to Bernardi more than when non-Italians ran against Alexander. The city’s population is 16 percent Black, 10 percent Italian, and 7 percent Irish, with ethnic politics shaping the campaign. Bernardi’s claim of a conspiracy against Italian Americans provoked mixed reactions among Italian groups and opponents.
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Lee Alexander
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Dupree
Syracuse
Stephen Rogers
Bernard Mahoney
Mahoney
Anthony J. Maurillo
Magnarelli
Nicoletti
DeFrancisco
DelGiorno
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Lincoln Republican Club
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Lincoln Club
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del Giorno
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Bel Giorno
Jesse Jackson
Jackson
Rainbow Coalition
Stonecash
Rupree
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