Cerezo plans U.S. aid trip after Guatemalan win
President elect Vinicio Cerezo, vowing civilian rule, will visit Washington next week to seek aid for Guatemala’s strained economy. He will also tour El Salvador, Nicaragua, Honduras, Costa Rica, and Panama before Washington. He won 68.37 percent over Jorge Carpio and takes office Jan. 14.
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Guatemala City
Vinicio Cerezo
Guatemala
Washington
Cerezo
Central America
el Salvador
Nicaragua
Honduras
Costa Rica
Panama
United States
Jorge Carpio
Supreme Election Tribunal
Carpio
National Center Union
Guate
Cranston tops Senate mailouts with $1.63 million spend
Sen Alan Cranston reports $1.63 million in newsletters over three months, the highest among senators in the first disclosure of mass mailing costs. He defends the rate as a bargain while per capita costs vary, with Christopher Dodd at 19 cents per newsletter and others far lower.
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Washington
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Cranston
Senate
Secretary of the
Christopher
Mathias
House
GOP tax plan favors some families over Democratic bill
Washington AP report analyzes how a $30,000-a-year family of four would fare under GOP and Democratic tax plans. It notes the GOP plan would yield $2,435 in 1987 vs $2,500 under Ways and Means and $2,580 under Reagan, with variations by income, deductions, and filing status. The piece discusses exemptions, itemized deductions, and the broader debate on business vs individual relief, including House committee actions and political sentiment.
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U.S
Claiborne Pell
DRI
Congress
Reagan
Guatemala
Washington
Case Republicans
Ways and Means Committee
House
Senate
Country doctor Bowen pushes expanded Medicare plan
Otis R Bowen nominated to head HHS says Medicare should cover catastrophic illnesses for elderly. Expansion would be funded by premium increases and Individual Medical Accounts not new government spending. Bowen testifies before Senate Finance Committee amid confirmation. He cites prior work on Medicare and proposes two part program to extend coverage without added government cost.
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Washington
Otis R. Bowen
Reagan
Health and Human Services Department
Bowen
Senate Finance Committee
Indiana
Bremen
Ind
Indiana University School of Medicine
FAH Review
the Federation of American Hospitals
Nobel Peace Prize Award For Antiwar Doctors Sparks Protests
In Oslo a controversial anti-war group International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War led by Drs. Bernard Lown and Yevgeny Chazov received the Nobel Peace Prize amid street protests. Demonstrators held placards outside the Aula Festivall Hall as laureates urged a nuclear test ban and warned against arms race expansion into space.
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Oslo
Norway
Nobel Committee
Egil Aarvik
International Physicians For the
Adh
Diuvicas V7ele
Geny Chazov
Soviet Union
Andrei Sakharov
Chazov
Sakharov
Bat
Eta Ue Sakharov
Oslo University
Aula Festival Hall
Lown
Aase Liennes
Aarvik
United States
West Germany
Great Britain
Innocent plea in Belushi death case faces trial
Cathy Evelyn Smith, 38, pleaded innocent to second degree murder in John Belushi's overdose death and to 13 drug charges. A Dec 23 trial-setting hearing was scheduled. she remains free on 50,000 bond.
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Los Angeles
Cathy Evelyn Smith
John Belushi
Miss Smith
Robert Devich
Gordon Lightfoot
Hoyt Axton
Eldon Fox
Belushi
Chateau Marmont
Sunset Strip
Canada
Animal House
Blues Brothers
Howard Weitzman
CIA front boss gets 80 years
Ronald R. Renald, convicted on 94 counts of fraud, perjury and tax evasion, was sentenced to 80 years in prison and fined 352000. Prosecutors said his investment firm Bishop Baldwin Rewald Dillingham Wong operated as a pyramid scheme with funds from newer investors paying earlier ones. Renald claimed DEA cooperation but a CIA link was rejected by the agency.
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Honolulu
CIA
Ronald R. Renald
U.S
Harold Fong
Bishop, Baldwin, Rewald, Dillingham & Wong
Renald
DEA
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R-Ariz
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Long
D-La
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Kansas
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Pittsburg
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