Shultz Tries to Spur Hungary Trade Ties in Budapest
Secretary of State George P. Shultz held talks with Hungary’s leaders in Budapest during a 10 day European tour aimed at easing the Soviet bloc's economic grip. He visited memorials, met Foreign Minister Peter Várkonyi and planned to meet party chief Janos Kádár as part of a broader push for MFN trade status and looser East–West travel barriers.
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Budapest
Hungary
George P. Shultz
Soviet Union
Shultz
Peter Varkonyi
S J. Stephen
Communist Party
Janos Kadar
Europe
U.S
Economists See Slim Growth in 86 and Possible 87 Recession
Washington AP reports business economists expect modest 1986 growth but warn a recession could come in 1987, possibly triggered or worsened by the new balanced budget law. A majority doubt the deficit cuts will curb deficits and fear tax rises or spending cuts could stifle recovery, while stock and bond markets rally on optimism.
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Washington
United States
National Association of Business Economists
Congress
Kathleen Cooper
The
Association
Cooper
Weld failure blamed in Keystone chairlift crash
A broken weld on a large pulley wheel may have caused Keystone Mountain chairlift failure that hurled skiers from chairs and sent 25 hospitalized. 22 remained in hospital Sunday, many evacuated by helicopter to Denver Colorado Springs and Vail. Authorities said the wheel dropped from its axle releasing tension on the 2 inch steel cable, sending the line into a whip like motion and throwing riders 20 to 50 feet down the slope.
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Keystone
Lillian Ross
State Passenger Tramway Safety Board
Jonathon Carrick
Denver
No clear event headline in Elyria paper text
Fragmentary OCR shows a Lorain County newspaper listing publishing details, pricing for daily and Sunday editions, home delivery and motor route rates, plus several contact hot lines and numbers. No identifiable news item or names beyond the Lorain county origin.
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Elyria
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
East Avenue
P.O
FAA under fire over air safety failures and deregulation era risks
Milwaukee AP reports a published series says government inaction after air crashes worsened aviation risk. Congress failed to fix side effects of the 1978 Airline Deregulation Act, with FAA cited for laxity and slow adoption of safety board recommendations. The series ties crashes from 1982 to 1983 to gaps in lavatory smoke detectors and pilot preparedness.
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Milwaukee
Congress
The
Milwaukee Journal
Air Canada
Cincinnati
Syria deploys missiles along Lebanese border amid tensions
Syrian state media reports deployment of Soviet-supplied surface-to-air missiles along the Lebanon border as Israel warns such batteries would disrupt surveillance flights. The report cites a November clash in which Israel says its F-15s shot down MiG-23s. Israel says SA-2 missiles placed at three border points impede flight freedom over Lebanon.
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Syria
Lebanon
Israel
al- Baath
Baath Party
Moshe Levy
Gulla Y Cii2i-Ol-stali
Oniiday
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