Reagan shows interest in meeting with Brezhnev
The White House says Reagan would be interested in a meeting with Soviet leader Brezhnev if conditions permit. Brezhnev proposed private talks six months earlier and urged constructive negotiations on arms control and global tensions. Brezhnev blamed Carter era deterioration and urged mutual trust and peaceful cooperation.
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Congress renews push for budget crisis resolution
Negotiators from the House and Senate reopen talks on emergency funding as a government shutdown looms after the midnight deadline. Budget director Stockman assists on Capitol Hill while Reagan demands restraint and prepares to close nonessential units. Snow forecast later adds to weekend disruptions.
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Strongsville couple sets chess record
Strongsville couple John Griffith and Barbara Petrak aim for the Guinness World Records after playing 128 chess games since 2 pm Friday November 13 in the Strongsville Cinema lobby. They surpassed the previous 165 hour mark, planned to reach 176 hours, and collected over 500 dollars for the American Cancer Society through pledges and ticket sales from midnight showings.
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Area Gets First Snow On Roads
Three inches of snow fell overnight in the area causing dented fenders and skids into ditches though no serious crashes were reported. A highway patrol spokesman warned drivers to stay cautious on wet ramps and bridges as more snow was forecast today.
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Reagan arms plan is answer says Bush at fundraiser
Vice President George Bush praises President Reagan's Europe missiles plan as addressing critics of unbending arms cuts. He calls the speech a major contribution to peace, notes allies understand the approach, and reaffirmed commitment to tax cuts and spending limits while staying the course.
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