Reagan in U N address presses tough line on arms control
President Reagan used his first U N address to condemn the Soviet regime and demand verifiable arms control. Supporters praised the hard stance while a former negotiator urged calmer tone, saying the speech relied on words rather than concrete verification. The president stressed that genuine verification, not rhetoric, is essential to halt the arms race.
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United Nations
UPI
Reagan
U.N
Moscow
Passing of a Press and the Lost Dreams of Youth
A veteran reporter recalls the demise of the Press, a once mighty newspaper. Staff gather in the city room to mourn the end after Joseph Cole’s sale and Scripps-Howard’s failed buyout, revealing the human cost of layoffs, debt, and a fading dream.
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Jobless rate hits home as editor loses position
A Cleveland Press copy editor and her husband recount the shock of the paper’s collapse and its impact on employment hopes. The piece links layoff anxiety to broader economic cutbacks in media and the community, noting friends who also left the Cleveland Journal to join the Press. It ends with a Medina nutrition site notice for seniors at 246 Northland Drive and a contact number.
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Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Des Moines
William DiMascio
Cleveland Press
The
Sunday Press
Linda
Cleveland
C-T
Palestinian guerrilla vows to turn Beirut battle real
George Habash leader of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine rejected a plan for deactivation and warned the struggle for Beirut would become a real battle. Israeli gunners shelled refugee camps and guerrilla positions on the edge of Beirut as Habash urged continued arms resistance.
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Beirut
George W Habash
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
West Beirut
Habash
Habib
Camille Chamoun
Israel
Lebanon
Beirut Radio
Beirut International
Palestiniaa
Galtieri ousted as Argentine war regime reshuffles
About 1,000 onlookers saw General Leopoldo Galtieri ousted three days after Argentina surrendered more than 11,800 troops in the Falklands. Interior Minister Gen Alfredo Saint Jean becomes interim president as the junta contemplates a civilian or Basilio Lami Dozo as permanent successor. Nicolaides, Dozo, and Anaya form the new junta amid war aftermath and ongoing cease-fire efforts.
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Galtieri
Falklands
Argentina
Alfredo Saint Jean
Army
Cristino Nicolaides
Basilio Lami
Dozo
Lorain Cuyahoga Works to add continuous steel casting
The Lorain and Fairfield plants will switch to continuous casting for seamless pipe production, replacing ingot casting. Continuous casting reduces impurities, saves energy, needs no natural gas for reheating, and boosts semi finished steel output, with Lorain capacity around 500,000 tons yearly.
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Fairfield
Ala
Lorain
Bradley
Wesson
Lorain- Cuyahoga
Two Gunmen Hold 10 In Cincinnati Dept Store
AP reports two armed men held eight to ten people hostage at Meijer Square in the Hillcrest Shopping Center Cincinnati. Police surrounded entrances and SWAT was summoned while a third suspect negotiated outside. Gunmen allegedly acquired extra weapons from the store’s sporting goods department as workers arrived for an early shift.
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Cincinnati
Stephen Ruhell
Meijer Square
Hillcrest
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