Reagan urges successor continue policies at portentous time
President Reagan told the Los Angeles World Affairs Council that his successor must uphold support for Nicaraguan Contra rebels, push Star Wars defense tech, and keep U.S. military strength. He urged ongoing arms talks and warned against repressing liberty, while Bush received cautious praise from White House aides. He spoke amid a campaign swing for GOP candidates, then planned a weekend at his Santa Barbara ranch and awards in Los Angeles.
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President Reagan Confuses Iran with Afghanistan in Remarks
President Reagan mixed up Iran with Afghanistan during a Los Angeles World Affairs Council appearance. He noted moves toward changing Iran's government and said the United States would back a regime that restored democracy and freedom, after recalling his Iran visit before the shah fell.
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Whales Benefit From Russian Icebreakers In Rescue Return
Soviet icebreakers Vladimir Arsenev and crew supported a whale rescue off Barrow as two endangered adult whales 27 and 35 feet long faced a five day, 50 mile daily trek through ice. Biologists and Greenpeace optimistic the creatures will endure and rest once free of thick pack and broken channels.
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Lawn Darts Banned From U S Stores
The Consumer Product Safety Commission voted to ban lawn darts sales before Christmas. The move does not recall darts in homes, while a plea to parents to keep them away from children followed a Tennessee girl’s coma from a brain injury. An 11 year old Tennessee girl remained in critical condition at Vanderbilt Medical Center as the campaign, led by David Snow, sought the ban amid 6700 injuries reported over a decade.
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Loot totals recovered after armored car spill
Officers recovered 122660 dollars from an armored car spill after new leads brought in 390 dollars on November 14. Spokesman Bryan Yost refused to state the total stolen, but police say it exceeded one million dollars. Investigators say the truck door was aged and sometimes ineffective at staying closed. Witnesses and license plate photos helped identify some donors, though no suspects tied to the theft were established. Franklin County Prosecutor Michael Miller said no sufficient evidence linked anyone to the crime.
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Mushroom eaters get new livers
Five diners at a Portland dinner party ate death cap mushrooms in an Oriental stir fry. One patient received a liver transplant Friday, another was awaiting a donor, a woman had one Thursday, and the remaining two were monitored for liver damage as doctors investigated the Amanita phalloides contamination. Local mycologist Preston Alexander notes the poison is deadly and newly found in the western United States.
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Lorain County Crime Report Highlights Increases And Grants
Lorain County shows 46 to 60 serious crimes per thousand, ranking near the second-worst category. Prosecutor Gregory White notes rising case loads, adding a fourth judge and seeking a $75,000 grant for sexual abuse prosecutions. Lorain ranks ninth in state crime victim claims with $236,919 awarded in 1988, and $2,232,401 total since the program began, while Lorain leads state in proportion of eligible victims receiving compensation.
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Fisher Guide Sees S Industries as Likely Buyer for Plant
S Industries, led by Samir Moawad of Toledo, emerged as a probable buyer after the plant closure. The firm projects 900 jobs and intends to use most of the facility to manufacture automotive parts, with heavy foam equipment to be kept and sold. Some space may be shared with another manufacturer.
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