Bilsworth Bunker Dies in Vermont After Turbulent Career
U S diplomat Bilsworth Bunker, former ambassador to Vietnam, dies in Vermont after a long service and wartime role. Senate approval of a compromise 297 billion defense plan pauses MX missiles and grants half the requested boost, amid budget tensions. Mayor Lee Alexander backs a controversial city school levy amid fiscal pains.
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WSTM Loses Fisher in Third Staff Blitz in Five Weeks
WSTM TV Channel 3 reports another staff departure as weekend anchor and reporter John Fisher leaves. The notice notes this is the third wave of personnel losses in five weeks.
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Fairfax supt rejects 157000 pay raise
William J. Burkholder, 55, of Fairfax County schools, turned down a proposed contract offering 157000 annually plus a 777800 cash payment to offset retirement loss. He will resign at year end. Protest erupted as residents flooded offices with calls and letters.
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Reagan seeks to charm Gromyko in bid for warmer ties
President Reagan, aiming to reassure the Soviet foreign minister Andre Gromyko that the United States means no harm, met in the White House Oval Office for two hours followed by a 90 minute lunch. The talks, guided by aides including Shultz and McFarlane, sought to counter anti-Soviet rhetoric ahead of the election. Gromyko, 75, long a hard liner, is a veteran diplomat and pivotal figure in Moscow’s stance toward Washington.
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Mondale sees possible progress in arms control
Walter Mondale urged progress on arms control after a 90 minute session with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. He said there is an opportunity tomorrow when Reagan and Gromyko meet, but offered no commitments and noted his remarks were personal judgments.
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$1 Billion Scandal Rocks Chicago Banking Scene
A federal grand jury in Chicago charged former Continental Microic energy lender with a billion-dollar loan scheme tied to Penn Square. The indictment alleges kickbacks totaling 585000 to Lytle and losses around 600 million for Continental. Prosecutors say the affair implicates Penn Square insiders and links to broader bank failures and probe fallout.
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Blast kills 80 in Pakistan border town report
An explosion at Terthangal near the Afghanistan border in North Western Frontiers province killed at least 90 people and injured scores, with officials unsure if the blast stemmed from an Afghan bombing raid. The town has seen multiple Afghan air raids since mid August, mostly affecting Afghan refugees.
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CIA analyst urged falsification of Mexican report
A senior CIA analyst, identified as Horton, resisted instruction to alter a Mexican intelligence report to fit a policy. The commander at CIA Central Directorate reportedly pressed for a more alarmist view, while Casey ordered a retrial by another analyst. Officials cited political sensitivities and declined further comment.
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