Reagan pressured to replace Regan amid Iran Contra probes
President Reagan and White House chief of staff Donald Regan face renewed pressure as the Tower commission prepares its Iran Contra report this week. Reports say Regan may resign or be replaced by Drew Lewis, with Nancy Reagan seeking his ouster. Other disclosures include questions about Reagan’s memory of approving arms shipments and ongoing probes involving Oliver North and Fawn Hall.
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Feds go home as Washington braces for snow shutdown
In Washington DC and Baltimore a federal work stoppage kept about 700000 workers home as a light snow blanketed the area. Temperatures rose into the 40s and Metro’s new rail system operated with delays while taxpayers faced an estimated 48 million dollars in lost payroll for one day. Local officials noted prior snows and politics during the outage as the city plowed and the sun melted much of the snow.
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Guide sale delay spurs Elyria group asks leaders to press GM
A local worker group seeks delay in Fisher Guide sale to GM to allow time for an Employee Stock Ownership Plan. They plan to lobby GM Chairman Roger Smith, meet tonight with leaders including publisher Arthur D. Hudnutt and Bishop A. James Quinn, and press Detroit after GM's Blair Thompson said no delay. The bid race includes Wood Bridge Foam of Toronto as a top contender.
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Chronicle Telegram Masthead and Publishing Details
Chronicle Telegram publisher and editor names, staff titles, address in Elyria Ohio, post dates, and pricing details for subscriptions and delivery from The Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co. Includes office line and contact numbers, with publishing notes and postal information.
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Doonesbury pulled by Utah and Texas papers
Utah and Texas newspapers omit this week’s Doonesbury strips on condom ads and AIDS. Deseret News in Salt Lake City and Waco Tribune-Herald decline to run six Garry Trudeau panels. Editor Rob ert V. Lott says AIDS is not funny and tragedy should not be joked about.
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Death penalty for juveniles faces high court review
The Supreme Court agreed to hear William Wayne Thompson's appeal to decide if executing offenders for crimes committed before age 18 violates the ban on cruel and unusual punishment. Thompson, death row inmate from Oklahoma, committed his crime at age 17 and was tried as an adult in the 1983 Grady County murder.
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