Italy defies Reagan on Soviet gas turbine export
Italy followed France in floating the U S embargo on using American designed gear for the Soviet Western Europe gas pipeline. The Nuovo Pignone turbine contract, worth 470 million dollars, would employ 6 000 to 7 000 people, and Rome warned it would honor signed agreements while calling for EU consultations.
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Harlem gentrification battle roils New York's Mount Morris Park
The article tracks Jeffrey Rouault, a white attorney, moving into Mount Morris Park West in Harlem and sparking fears of white influx and cultural loss. It details Harlem's history, the housing squeeze, and resident and official responses while outlining gentrification's core debate over who will join and participate in the community.
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Watt letter draws fire over Israel policy link
Washington officials fault Interior Secretary Watt for a letter to Israeli ambassador Moshe Arens that linked U.S. support for Israel to liberal Jewish support of energy policies. Senators Moynihan and Moffett called for his resignation or dismissal, saying the note was bigoted and inappropriate. Watt defended it as a personal view not reflecting White House policy and said he was speaking to various groups about energy security.
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Craig Fuller
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On Energy
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Agnew’s Maryland Unclaimed Property Case Highlighted
Spiro T Agnew named among Maryland residents with unclaimed property or unpaid wages as state ads urge claims. Maryland won a 250000 judgment tied to 1967 to 1989 kickbacks, with 147500 paid and 101235 interest. Agnew resigned as VP in 1973 amid a tax evasion plea bargain and appeals continue in the Court of Appeals.
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