Tough-minded patriots named to US Soviet arms talks
President Reagan appoints three negotiators Kampe lman Tower and Glitman to lead nuclear weapon and defense talks with the Soviet Union. Kampelman will handle Star Wars issues and Europe deployable weapons while Tower presses reductions in long range bombers missiles and subs Glitman focuses on nuclear forces in Europe. Shultz calls them tough minded patriots and pro American allies as talks resume in Geneva slated date unknown.
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Reagan
Soviet Union
Kampelman
Tower
Glitman
Europe
Edward L. Rowny
Paul H. Nitze
Shultz
Kenneth Adelman
U.S
Nitze
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate
Armed Services Committee
United States
Split verdict on Goetz vigilante shooting poll
A Washington Post-ABC News poll shows Americans evenly split on Bernhard Goetz's subway shooting, with 45 percent approval and 46 percent disapproval among those aware of the case. The poll interviewed 1,505 people January 11–16, with a 3 percent margin of error.
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Washington
Bernhard Goetz
New York City
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Goetz
Ics
New York
Income growth rises to five percent in first half of 1985
Jack Albertine of the American Business Conference notes 1984 ended with strong growth and says personal income figures show remarkable progress. White House spokesman Larry Speakes says the latest data offer considerable promise for 1985.
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American Business Conference
White House
Larry Speakes
Reagan Inauguration Weekend Draws Ohio Fans
Ohioans flock to Washington for the 50th Presidential Inauguration weekend. Reagan supporters and officials including Mrs Tansey and Charles Wilson traveled from Lorain County with Jennifer to attend pageants, receptions, and the inaugural events. Brunswick High School Marching Band joins the parade, raising funds for their 220 members. Weather warns of extreme cold. AAA advises extra clothing and supplies, fuel checks, and emergency gear.
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George Bush
Charles Wilson
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Grafton
Michael Brown
Brown
Lorain County
Midview Board of Education
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Donna Pope
Parma
Cleveland
Stouffer
Washington Concourse
Crystal City
Ohio Senate
Pauil Gillmore
Treasury Department
Ms. Pope
Starplex Armory
White House
Washington Cathedral
Wilson
Capitol
Brunswick High School Marching Band
Robert Neidlinger
American Automobile Association
Jerry Turk
Cleveland Aaa
Turk
Copter crash kills stunt man during Airwolf filming
In Newhall California a helicopter crash during Airwolf filming killed Jan Michael Vincent's stunt double Reid Rendell and injured pilot Scott Meher. The craft burst into flames as crew pulled the pilot free and Meher was treated at Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Hospital for a concussion and abrasions.
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Newhall
Calif
Cbs-Tv
Los Angeles
Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Hospital
Rose Morelli
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