West Germany to dismantle Pershing missiles aid arms talks
President Reagan welcomed West Germany’s pledge to destroy Pershing 1A missiles if a broader INF pact is reached. A Soviet official called the move movement toward a treaty while Kohl said dismantling remains subject to NATO consultation and no timetable was set. White House aides noted Berlin’s action shifts leverage but details will shape negotiations.
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Los Angeles
Reagan
West Germany
Helmut Kohl
United States
NATO
Vitaliy Churkin
Central Committee
Soviet Communist Party
Churkin
Chautauqua, N
Abc-Tv
Good Morning America
Kohl
Soviet Union
White House
Marlin Fitzwater
Federal Republic of Germany
Fitzwater
Iran rejects ignominious peace with Iraq in cease-fire clash
Cyprus reports Iran’s Prime Minister Hussein Musavi says Tehran will never accept an ignominious peace to end the seven year war with Iraq. He dismisses an Arab League ultimatum and UN Security Council deadline while US and allied sanctions pose pressure. Shipping disruptions and regional oil-state funding adds to the tense backdrop.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Iran
Hussein Musavi
Iraq
Musavi
Arab League
United Nations Security Council
State Department
Phyllis Oakley
U.N. Security Council
Airline dispute over docked pay for rescue worker
Northwest Airlines faces a grievance filed by the IAM over Dan Kish who missed Aug 16 work to assist at the Detroit Flight 255 crash. Kish helped rescue Cecilia Cichan after 22 hours at the scene, and officials say his pay was later credited. The union disputes the handling, saying no notice was given and criticizing the company as public relations driven.
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Northwest Airlines
Detroit
Dan Kish
Cecilia Cichan
Marv Sandrin
District Lodge 143
International Association of Machinists
Northwest
Kish
Detroit News
Cecilia Cichan Upgraded to Fair After Plane Crash
Cecilia Cichan sole survivor of Northwest Flight 255 was upgraded from serious to fair. Northwest Airlines President John F. Horn voiced sorrow noting no apology suffices. Funeral services in Maple Glen and Tempe remembered victim families. memorials in Phoenix drew about 1,000 people. Michael Cichan, a botany professor, among the deceased. Cecilia treated for burns, broken leg and collarbone at University of Michigan Burn Center.
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Mich
Cecilia Cichan
Northwest
Maple Glen
Cecilia
Michael
Paula
David
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Northwest Airlines
John F. Horn
Horn
Tempe, Ariz
Arizona State University
Michael Cichan
University of Michigan Medical Centers
Toni Shears
South Africa’s Anglo American fires 10000 striking workers
Anglo American Corp dismissed 10 000 black strikers after union rejection of a contract offer. The National Union of Mineworkers rejected the proposal for minor benefits gains with no wage increase, while the Congress of South African Trade Unions prepared a national strike to back miners. At Western Deep Levels about 3000 strikers held an underground sit-in.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Anglo American Corp
National Union of Mineworkers
The
Congress of South African Trade Unions
Anglo
Western
Chronicle Telegram announces Lorain County paper details
The page lists publication data for August 27, 1987 from The Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co. at Elyria Ohio. It includes staff titles Otto B Schoepfie as board chairman Arther D Hudnott as president and multi line contact info and rates for home delivery and subscriptions.
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
P.O
Elyria
Ohio
Otto B. Schoepfie
Arther D. Hudnott
Chronicle-Telegram
East Avenue
Lorain
Clevelwead
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Elynia
United States Daily & Sonday
Lr Chronicle-Telegram
Fayria
Nunn declines 1988 presidential bid
Sen. Sam Nunn, a conservative Southern Democrat and chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, said he will not seek the presidency in 1988 due to family and Senate duties. spokesman Scott Maxwell said he notified supporters by letter of the decision.
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Redmond Tyler
Northwest
Atlanta
Sam Nunn
Senate
Nunn
Senate Armed Services Committee
Halverson
Inmates on Elba demand helicopter escape plan
Rebel prisoners seize the Elba prison administration and infirmary with six inmates taking 21 hostages. They threaten to ignite hostages unless a helicopter and pilot are provided, demanding the release of the sole female hostage Rossella Giazzi as a condition. Negotiators report little progress amid police surround.
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Rome
Elba
Mario Tuti
ANSA
Hell
Sergio Carlotti
la Repubblica
Tuscany
Italy
Westcentral
Rossella Giazzi
Napoleon I
Leadership shifts and staff morale in Elyria district
Elyria leaders discuss a shift from broad grassroots input to top-down initiative under Halverson. Herndon notes waning trust and lower morale, while Halverson cites steady hiring and budget practices, with a recent principal-hiring committee. Halverson cites his heart attack and eight months in office as context for proposed reorganizations.
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Herndon
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