KGB detains U S journalist in Moscow over top secret packet
Nicholas Daniloff, Moscow correspondent for U S News & World Report, was detained by KGB officers after a Soviet acquaintance handed him a closed packet marked top secret. His wife Ruth says he was pressured to name his employer and boss. The incident follows the Aug. 23 arrest of a Soviet U N employee in New York.
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Reagan administration protests over Daniloff detention
The Reagan administration filed strong protests with Soviet officials over the KGB detention of Nicholas Daniloff, Moscow correspondent for U.S. News & World Report. The State Department and White House said they were seeking access to Daniloff, rejected charges of journalist misconduct, and demanded his immediate release.
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Hunts Plunge Highlights Texas Riches In Downturn
A Dallas report outlines how Nelson Bunker Hunt and his billionaire brothers face steep losses from plummeting oil prices, risky bets, and a $1.6 billion silver market misstep. The downturn reverberates beyond the Hunts to other Texas fortunes, including Clint Murchison Jr. and Eddie Chiles, who face bankruptcies, reorganizations, and asset sales in a tightening economy.
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Reagan says poverty battle being won
President Reagan defended the economy in a Labor Day radio address claiming a turnaround from poverty, noting 45 months of growth and over 10.5 million jobs since the 1981-82 recession. Critics cite rising poverty levels and uneven gains, with FRAC and policy experts challenging the scope of improvement.
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Weather sketch and stray thought in a column voice
A brief weather note shows sunshine with a mid 70s high and a cool night. The forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions Monday with temperatures near 80. A removed line injects a commented aside about small appliances distinguishing humans from lower life forms.
Labor Day Labor Schedule Notice for Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram will publish earlier due to the Labor Day holiday. Presses start earlier and readers will receive the paper in the morning.
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