Reagan Sees Summit as Chance to Sell Plan
President Reagan heads to the Ottawa summit to press his economic program before six Western leaders. He will meet Francois Mitterrand and Giovanni Spadolini and renew talks with Helmut Schmidt Margaret Thatcher Zenko Suzuki and Pierre Trudeau as he studies briefing books on macro economics trade energy and North South East West relations.
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Reagan viewed weak on foreign policy in early months
An Associated Press-NBC News poll finds Americans doubt Reagan has clearly outlined foreign policy goals in the first six months. Only 40 percent rate his foreign policy work as good or excellent, while overall job ratings hover around Carter’s 1977 levels.
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Legal bid alleges Doctors Clinic fuels drug activity across cities
White said he will call law enforcement officers from Columbus to Akron to testify about incidents involving drugs from the clinic pharmacy. Officials from the federal Drug Enforcement Administration and the Ohio Board of Pharmacy are expected to testify. The board revoked the clinic’s pharmacy license in June after state agents’ visits last year. Faymore has appealed to Lorain County Common Pleas Court.
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Oil and gas wells spur profits and worry in Olmsted Township
Fire Chief says only Green Gas Co. has maps of well sites hindering emergency response. Residents fear heavy rigs damage roads as 29 regulation ordinance requires zoning permits geological reports 300 foot setbacks and extensive site enclosures while opponents say rules violate state law and raise costs. Green Gas defends compliance and questions input during drafting.
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Nightmarish Rescue After Mall Walkways Collapse
Hundreds of rescue workers swarmed the mall lobby as walkways fell, raising segments inch by inch to prevent further collapse. Mayor Berkley and aides watched, survivors were found amid cheers, while 31 bodies were recovered as salvage operations began.
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New York woman hid baby existence with double life
A New York mother allegedly abducted her infant daughter from a hospital under a court order and kept the child’s existence secret from family by living a double life. The 15 month old, Jody Powers, was found with the mother in Stamford Connecticut and returned to New York. The father remains at large. investigators question any marriage between them.
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Federal workers camp program riddled with abuse
Senate investigators found widespread FECA fraud and lax verification by the Labor Department. Doctors filed excessive claims, agencies paid benefits to nonworking employees, and audits traced thousands of disabled workers still on payrolls. A national matching program aims to verify eligibility and curb fraud.
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