U.S. to Expel Soviet Embassy and Consulate Spies
U.S. officials expect the fall expulsion of 55 GRU and KGB officers from the Soviet Embassy in Washington and the San Francisco consulate, plus 25 from the UN mission in New York, to force promotions from street to management and ease FBI work. Moscow denounces the move as a breach, while Washington foresees a lasting impact on Soviet espionage and leadership within three agencies.
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Back Pain Study Urges Quick Return To Work
Researchers from the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio report two days of bed rest may be as effective as seven for simple backaches and often reduces missed work. The study, in the New England Journal of Medicine, notes no days of bed rest can also be viable, with caveats for serious nerve damage.
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Hasenfus Defense Plan Advances in Nicaragua Trial
In Managua the Hasenfus defense team led by Enrique Sotelo Borgen and former AG Griffin Bell prepared a strategy as the People’s Tribunal refused extra time to plead. Bell arrives to aid the defense while Ramsey Clark observes the case.
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Anastasio Somoza
Bell
Jimmy Carter
Atlanta
Marinette
Wis
el Salvador
Honduras
Ramsey Clark
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Landing International
Hasentus
World Series of tax reform signed by Reagan
President Reagan calls the overhaul the World Series of tax reform as he signs into law a sweeping code change. The plan reduces brackets to three, cuts individual rates, raises corporate taxes temporarily, and trims deductions to fund the lower rates. By 1988 top individual tax rate drops to 33 percent and corporate rate to 34 percent.
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South Lawn
White House
Bob Packwood
R-Ore
Dan Rostenkowski
D-Ill
Elyria man stabbed. police pursue motive and suspect
Fauver, a Lorain High School graduate with degrees from Ohio State and Northwood Institute, was found stabbed. Police say they have spoken with over 30 people and have no new leads, with a witness seeing a man drive away hours before the discovery.
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Town notices and classified ad changes listed in Chronicle Telegram
Readable fragments show delivery and posting details with rates and address updates. Postmaster requests changes at 233 East Ave Elyria 0 44038 and indicates weekly and monthly pricing for services.
New herpes-like virus linked to some human diseases
Researchers at the National Cancer Institute report a newly identified herpes family virus named human B-lymphotropic virus or HBLV. While found in patients with related conditions, scientists say it does not directly cause AIDS or its syndrome. Dr. Robert C. Gallo notes HBLV is a herpes family member, not a retrovirus.
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National Cancer Institute
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EST Parent Co declares three for two stock split
EST parent company First Bancorporation of Ohio announces a three for two stock split subject to shareholder approval on December 3. If approved, December 3 will be the record date as First Bancorporation stock trades around $42.
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First Bancorporation of Ohio
Elyria Savings & Trust National Bank
First Bancorporation
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