Reagan open to talks on European nukes with caveat
Reagan would consider a proposal not to deploy nuclear weapons in Europe if the Soviets dismantle their SS-20 missiles, a spokesman says. Speakes notes protests abroad do not reflect most European view. NATO ministers back a zero option under ideal conditions. Bush also says NATO defense justified by a real threat, while protests echo antiwar days.
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Insider trading case tied to Kuwaiti buyer for Santa Fe
UPI reports a Kuwait City businessman and unidentified co conspirators used advance knowledge of Kuwait Petroleum Corp purchase of Santa Fe International to buy stock then sell for over 5.2 million in profits. Amounts frozen include 5 232 162 in U S banks and Swiss accounts. Court orders Merrill Lynch to warn SEC before transferring funds. Santa Fe directors, including former President Ford, back the 2.5 billion offer if approved. A hearing set for Monday in New York.
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Elvis doctor acquitted on three charges in Presley's case
A Tennessee judge directed a verdict of acquittal on three of 14 drug charges against Dr. George Nichopoulos, Elvis Presley’s physician. The decision, citing insufficient evidence, may bolster the defense that Nichopoulos did not overprescribe addictive medicines. The doctor, who faces 11 remaining counts, argued prescriptions were within medical norms.
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Chicago men back plan for 169 story 2300 foot skyscraper
A $1.25 billion proposal in Chicago envisions a 169 story 2300 foot skyscraper near the Loop. Skidmore Owings Merrill would design it with a 4 to 6 million square foot volume that could house up to 45000 people, but high interest rates and costs threaten the project with no insurance firm involvement named.
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Budget battle looms as State Senate set to vote
In Columbus, the State Senate faces a $13.2 billion 1982-83 budget funded by $1 billion in new taxes. A defeat was anticipated as lengthy caucuses delay a 9 a.m. session while members await details of the Finance Committee package agreed last June, with both parties unsure of spending language.
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Waldheim Fights for Third U.N. Term
U N Secretary General Kurt Waldheim seeks a third five year term amid a strong challenge from Tanzanian Foreign Minister Salim Ahmed Salim. The Security Council holds a closed session to set procedures before balloting. Permanent members can veto, and nine votes are needed if no veto blocks the candidate.
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Bottle hunters uncover payroll loot from 1957 bank robbery
In Windsor Connecticut a couple dig for bottles and uncover coins believed tied to the 1957 Hartford Machine Screw Co. payroll robbery. Police say stubs confirm the loot was stolen and turned over to the FBI for value and source verification. investigators remain unsure who may claim the money.
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