Reagan and Nakasone seek to cut Japan trade deficit
President Reagan and Japanese Prime Minister Yashiro Nakasone meet in Los Angeles to push for reductions in the 34 billion dollar trade deficit with Japan and pledges to open Japanese markets to U S goods while facing congressional battles on defense spending, taxes, and welfare cuts. The talks follow a six day California vacation and precede the January 22 inauguration.
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Grim crash climb in Bolivia as search for Flight 980 wreckage begins
Rescue workers reach the base of an Andes peak to breach the Bashers Airhies wreckage after Flight 980 vanished near La Paz. Officials say 29 aboard, including eight Americans, are presumed dead as ice and steep terrain hinder access. Bolivian and U.S. teams, plus a Red Cross unit, plan aerial and ground salvage. Photographs show large plane outlines in the snow and scattered fuselage parts. The flight originated in Asuncion en route to Miami when contact was lost near El Alto airport.
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Akron ties linked to Eastern jet crash victims
Kenneth Rhodes a Miami based 1st Officer with Eastern Airlines grew up in Akron and visited his parents there before the Bolivian crash. Passenger Dela Marie Facetti planned a two month stay in Cleveland to visit cousins Christina and Gloria Fernandez in Lyndhurst. Christina Fernandez noted Facetti aimed to attend Beaumont School in Cleveland Heights during the visit as part of a cultural exchange.
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Miami
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Asuncion
Paraguay
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Gloria Fernandez
Lyndhurst
Christima Fernandez
Beaumont School For
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Ms Fernandez
Lorain County elect Mahony sheriff by 213 vote margin
A Lorain County judge ruled for Mahony with a 213 vote lead amid Mertz’s challenge over irregularities in tallying. The decision found the 107000 votes cast still expressed the electors’ free choice despite over votes, faulty machines, and a sealed issue in Elyria.
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Lorain County
McAllister
Lawmakers begin 99th Congress amid deficit fight
Washington AP reports on the 99th Congress opening with Rep William H Gray I predicting a short presidential honeymoon. The House Budget Committee chairman pick signals a showdown over cutting the $200 billion deficit as Republicans back away from Reagan plans and Senate leadership remains split.
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Area towns eye buy it from page A-1 plan
Merriman says towns could raise investment money with revenue bonds over 20 to 30 years and cites broad backing from large electric generators. Cleveland Electric Illuminating may oppose the plan while AMP Ohio members back a bill to allow city utilities to pursue the arrangement. Dee urges speedy legislative support as other investors show interest, despite a current power glut and cheap imports.
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Lorain County Daily Classified Lineup Notes Contacts
The fragment lists mailing and publication details for Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company based in Elyria Ohio with addresses and box numbers. It includes daily and Sunday delivery options, home delivery rates, and phone numbers for classified hot line and circulation.
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Conservatives push envoy reshuffle in Latin America
Washington AP reports a planned reshuffle of US envoys in Latin America with conservatives claiming gains. Lewis Tambs, ambassador to Colombia, may transfer to Costa Rica while L Craig Johnstone could move to Algeria. Vernon Walters and John Negroponte face possible replacements as dynamics shift under George Shultz and political allies.
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