Weinberger cites Soviet troop control after East Germany truck incident
Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger accused the Soviet Union of failing to control troops following a Sept 7 East Germany incident where a U.S. Army truck was bumped and two soldiers detained at gunpoint for about nine hours. He noted a pattern since the Maj. Arthur Nicholson case last March and pressed for an apology.
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Caspar Weinberger
Soviet Union
East Germany
Weinberger
Arthur Nicholson
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U.S
West Germany
Nicholson
Potsdam
United States
Unconfirmed Report on Release of Hostage Weir in Beirut
An anonymous caller claimed Rev Benjamin Weir was freed but a U S Embassy official in Beirut dismissed the report as unconfirmed. Weir, a Presbyterian minister, was abducted in May 1984 along with six other Americans. the group’s captors have previously circulated photographs but have yet to provide verifiable details.
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Salt Lake City
National Evangelical Synod of
Syria
Islamic Jihad
William Buckley
Peter Kilburn
Carol
Near East School of Theology
Storm Lake
Iowa
Buena Vista College
Robots in the labor pool and census plans in 1987
The piece notes wage figures for robot related tasks such as machine tool work and material handling. It discusses confidentiality hindering state level shipment data and exports, outlines Kenneth McBeth's goal for a robot census in 1987, estimates 100 robot firms and 15,000 to 17,000 robots in place, and projects an eight billion dollar per year robot market by 1987. It highlights rapid robot growth and speculation on future demographic data for robots.
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Census Bureau
Ohio
U.S
Kenneth McBeth
Bureau
Machinery Transportation
Loram County Paper Published Daily in Elyria
The Loram County Printing & Publishing Company operates a daily paper in Elyria excluding Christmas. Address is 225 Bag Avenue, Box 4010. Subscription rate listed at $1.85 per week with a contact number 329-7200.
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Elyria
Loram County Printing & Publishing Company
Bag Avenue
Saudis Buy British Jets in $4 Billion Arms Deal
Saudi Arabia agreed to buy aircraft and other equipment from Britain worth over $4 billion after pressure to obtain 40 to 48 American F-15s stalled by Israel-linked opposition in Congress. King Fahd favored U.S. ties but sought diversification amid ongoing U.S. sale delays. Prince Sultan to visit Britain as part of the deal.
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Saudi Arabia
Reagan
Fahd
United States
New York Times
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Washington
Britain
Prince Sultan
White House
Times
Israel
Kilroy Was Here Origin Story Tied to Shipyard Work
Margaret Kilroy says her husband James J. Kilroy began printing Kilroy was here on ships he inspected at Fore River Shipyard to prove his diligence during World War II. The slogan and the caricature spread across ships, tanks, and buildings, becoming a famous wartime motif. Kilroy died in 1962 after a long shipyard career, leaving a legend tied to Quincy and Halifax Beach.
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Kilroy
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Lexington
Quincy
American Transit Authority
Boston
Halifax Beach
Jim
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