Reagan Warns of Immediate Terrorist Threats Worldwide
President Reagan said the United States faces an imminent terrorist threat from various groups reacting to U.S. Middle East and Central American policies. He vowed swift retribution in the past and indicated the pledge remains, while declining to detail current actions. He condemned terrorists as criminals and pressed for focus on concrete accomplishment for minority groups. He also touched on World War I commemoration, U.S.-Soviet nuclear talks, and Jeane Kirkpatrick’s future post.
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Soviet Union
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Max Kampelman
John Tower
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Maynard Glitman
Fort Worth man released in sex case linked to disappearances
A 44 year old freelance photographer Remsen Newbold Wolff was freed after investigators dismissed the single charge against him. Police said no connection to disappearances of five Fort Worth women was found and he left downtown Fort Worth with minimal comment.
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911 cops save kids guide frantic mothers
In Framingham and Weymouth, 911 officers guided mothers through mouth to mouth resuscitation saving two ill children. Framingham officer Earl Zinck calmly directed Mona Dabbon as her 10 month old stopped breathing and revived him before medics arrived. Weymouth officer Arthur Stone guided Rachel Mulloy through 11 minutes of resuscitation for her 2 year old daughter Melissa, teaching chest puffs and mouth-to-mouth technique.
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NASA and Air Force give 16 word status on Discovery mission
Cape Canaveral reports Discovery and crew are fine while withholding details on the IUS stage and satellite deployment. Boeing says the booster issue is fixed but no confirmation of payload release or exact landing timing, with a expected Tuesday return and favorable weather outlook.
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U S and Soviet Agree on New Arms Talks in Geneva
The United States and the Soviet Union announced a new round of negotiations on nuclear and space arms to begin March 12 in Geneva. President Reagan voiced cautious optimism about achieving a treaty in his second term while noting negotiations can take time.
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