Summit signals progress at Reagan Gorbachev talks
President Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev neared the end of a three day White House summit with mixed signals of progress and no breakthroughs. They awaited word from arms control experts on a second agreement as a Moscow meeting next year looms. Shultz voiced cautious optimism about talks beginning early next year on European conventional forces. Bush said momentum exists toward major ICBM cuts and a new missile ban marks a summit facilitated by a broader accord. Carter urged strong human rights standards regardless of arms results. Gorbachev planned meetings with American business leaders to boost trade before a final joint statement and Reagan address.
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George P. Shultz
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George Bush
Nbc-Tv
U.S
Jimmy Carter
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Abex Group to be sold to management group
Abex Group plans to form a new company after purchasing the Elyria plant and three other facilities in Joliette Quebec Selkirk Manitoba and Mexico City. The deal, excluding terms, is expected to close early next year and will involve about 200 workers. The Elyria plant specializes in specialty castings and is the second largest of the four plants.
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Abex
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Mexico
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Donald Marteeny
Joliette
Quebec
Selkirk
Manitoba
Mexico City
Marteeny
1000 Days In Captivity Terry Anderson In Lebanon
American journalist Terry Anderson marked 1000 days in captivity in Beirut, the longest held among 21 missing foreigners in Lebanon. Kidnapped March 16, 1985, he was last heard from Oct. 3, 1986 in a videotape from Islamic Jihad.
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Lebanon
Lorain
Terry Anderson
Islamic Jihad
Anderson
Swift justice jury convicts in 45 minutes
Elyria judge sentences Richard Haynes to a year to life in Chillicothe for the fatal stabbing of Douglas Fauver on October 21, 1986. The nine to three jurors also found him guilty of grand theft of a motor vehicle and face parole revocation on prior burglaries. The defendant offered a self defense claim amid provocative cross examination as families reacted with surprise.
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Richard Haynes
Elyrian Douglas Fauver
Haynes
Lorain County
Floyd D. Harris
Chillicothe Correctional Institute
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Abbe Road
Angle deemed incompetent to stand trial in father’s murder
Lorain County Common Pleas Court Judge Joseph Cirigliano ruled 38 year old Danny Angle mentally incompetent to stand trial for aggravated murder in the Oct 1 shooting death of his father at a family farm near Eaton Township. The judge ordered Angle sent to the Davina Forensic Center for treatment and observation following psychologist testimony and reports. Angle pleaded innocent.
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Danny Angle
Eaton Township
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Joseph Cirigliano
Angle
Davina Forensic Center
Weekend Weather Update With Showers Possible
The report notes mainly cloudy skies outside tonight with low temperatures around 30 to 35 degrees. Friday brings continued cloudiness with a 40 percent chance of showers and a high near 40 degrees.
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