Botha vows more strikes in linked anti guerrilla raids
President P W Botha defended raids on alleged guerrilla targets in Botswana, Zambia and Zimbabwe as justified self defense and warned of more action. Protests erupted on campuses across South Africa as international criticism grew and the ANC remained blamed for violence.
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P.W. Botha
Libya
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Zambia
Zimbabwe
African National Congress
Botha
ANC
House leaders weigh fate of Contra aid amid policy rift
Washington AP report: House Republican Leader Robert Michel seeks explanation from the Reagan administration on perceived indecisiveness in Nicaragua policy. He cites peace talks, a Pentagon study, and intra admin disagreement as threats to the proposed 100 million aid package for the Contras. Rep Gephardt says a fierce White House debate over peace talks is ongoing.
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White House
Larry Speakes
Fred C. Ikle
Defense For Policy
Honduras
Ikle
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Dmo
Reagan
William Leavy
New York State Health Department
Broadview S&L branches partly sold to National City Bank
Broadview Financial Corp. agrees to sell 18 branches including Midway Mall Amherst Rocky River Parma and Sandusky to National City Corp. The deal shifts NCB to the second largest Cleveland area bank with about 3.4 billion in deposits while Broadview keeps 19 branches and 1 billion in deposits.
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National City Corp
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Rm Cincinnati
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Federal Home Loan Bank Board
US Comptroller’ of Currency
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S&l
Cuyahoga County
Federal Bank
Federal AIDS grant uneven across states with differing case counts
Officials in states with few AIDS cases challenge a federal program that allocates funds by grant. Idaho will receive 124,885 for four cases, Ohio 249,917 for existing programs, while New York, with 6971 cases, gets nearly 750,000. Per-case funding varies greatly by state.
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Idaho
Ohio
New York
Chernobyl blast tied to reactor experiments during testing
MOSCOW AP Experts say the No 4 Chernobyl reactor exploded during experiments while operating at six percent capacity prior to planned annual repairs. Viktor Sidorenko, deputy chairman of the State Committee for Nuclear Inspection, refused to detail the experiments or confirm any link to the accident. He noted the blast occurred during experimental research checking station systems and did not disclose more. The disaster left at least 13 dead and hundreds injured with a radioactive cloud spreading worldwide.
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Chernobyl
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State Committee For Nuclear Inspection
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Foreign Ministry
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