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1975

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1975 RYAN RICHARD - DETRoIT NE[E hRITERI

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RYAN, R|CHARo A : DETROfI NEtS tJRlrER 1976 Mn 8, A-1-4 Onuaroo-vrcrony utrAL ro Claten ln Ful pRIMARY Mn 89, A-1-2 ONUIUOO-PRI}IARY IMPO.RTANT TO STATE TOURIST I!,!AGE MR 1or A-1-2 OC-Fono, CaereR urrs spELL TRoUBLE ro Releoul Waltlce Ilh 17r A-2-2 bhstt-Eou.H.Levt wANTs ro I(EEP TABs oN BusslNG BY truocEs oN cAsEs Mn 14r C-4-1 hlasr.QuTET BATTLE IN BIo FoR oELEGATES FoR PRES.oANoIoATES tuGOF &DEM.coNv. lt'h c-7-1 bJesn-Bntrr sn ArB GRIES BUOGET Mn 21, A-18-1 Raleter-NC pR1,tAFy3 WnurlCEs LA3T 5TAN63 04n 22, A-6-, Rauercn-NC LAsr HUBTAH FoR Reacom? Me 27, A-1-*4 R-ls NC l'Iauulces own rRlp? -1976- tG 24r A-1-' DC-Neu HopE FoR REaGIN AFTER NC pntMARy vtcrony h 26, G-8-1 UnsrtlS Sup.Gr.-ro uEtotrDET. flourtr AruseilEm GUio.. ---- 1.h 20-r€+rt1- - Wlsn-thlrre.rtnryCrirEi sEonEf?rt eyenvrAx cArtlBTE Ae 2, A-r-t NY-tt'hvon roR Canren :u lulrcu pBrmARy Ap 4r l-4- NY-STATE REALLY NOIO 79 PRESIOENTIAL PRIMA.RIES Ae 5, A-3-4 DC-sHocK or Reacou NC rIcToRY REVERBERATES Iu MIcTI Ttoi-iira Navy noru sevs up BEsr pLAcE Fl'jR sroro*.*' [$5, WrSr-RepORT RELEASeO evBuRelU OrCersuSrrHtStOntClt-StlrtSTlOs or treUrrreoSrlres-Colorr luTtres rc 19?0trttilw aeloino Ae 22, B-74Z.- 'U.S Jusrtce 'Dept ro trATcH r.tttuontrv vord inr B 1'1td6r ar,^.. 6iA.lA6fl- aiEFDnlf tr|E1.!Q leEllTtrEl _ )976 ' Ae2\ A-1-6 WASH-, tE noepruL oF soLvlNG rr!!$lY HoFFA cASFr. BaE*up oF orL FrBub ELUoEs seu. p,li3',1^"ltt' ,," niirnemEnr NEARS. Ae27t A-7,-l US SupReMe Gro AGREEEo ro oETERTINE tF Pualtc Seavlce Qleuovees car BE compELLEo ro pAy uutolt FEES EvEN THoucH THEY REFuse To irotil THE urtor. An28, C-6-1 BusslNc Poh,ERs oF FEoERAL rruocEs ro Be rEsrEo lN tlS SupaemE Cr. oAsE. Ap D?4-1 Alo a RepDorluo Rteeue lno I ornens URGE "FbE-FinuEns. Ap 50, ,1-1-2 DC-cnru l'lHH srav evaltneuE?- MY 1r A-r-5 DC-FDA, BoEEv Cntu oTsAGREE oN oArlcER LEvEL or PBB

RTAil. RICHARD A. . DETROIT i|Et'ls I{RITER rqr6 lfr l5r A-f-! Paes.Fono sAys uB fltffi ror rtre To rTaAoEf "oDcr.Eoorontc0t tiv 6, n-1-2 Gnalro iinptc's-i'nes FoRo FCTPULI\R tti Hoire nne,l [1v 16, B-7-1 FnortLE oF Gennlo Fono liv 17r ;,.1-2 DC-Fonos HopES BoyED BY Toun or t'itcn l.lv 19r l\-1-, Foeo oveR Renooru, CanreR 8r Uoalt cLosE tN l'ltcH PRIIIARY w25o A-b7 S..lomr Bvtrcrpr uEToEo AB cnotcE FoB CoxsuuEi Pioouor Coml. av A- FAOttlc FOB GET?|ilc Noulrlttor Oil 1S" BALLOTO wtl o Alg-4 S.Jorr Bvtrgroar FIIIILLY COIIFIR}IEO Oil 2T{O TRY FORSEIATEO oc-Rep. Jrs. rt. BLmGnARo sporro""-l?lho r,$.*t no* rnocnrr/roexcy ro peitooto iEvtEr Je6, E-5-7"3*' cAtlPALqillqq ron-seq' FE{lr -cnuaon Pre rlnuenr-Don'LrEo- -- ' '^----.j"6'b1-i FoRPREs. .. t,llNNlNG Pntmmv tu Dtscussto* o" baes Foao craucgs oF ' Jels A-1-2 clulr. pnestoent..re B1 t)-5-r Eouulto Baor,lr touLo BE FRUGAL Rlolctt l Tom Hlvoen MAy eooe Seu. ,Jorr TutnEY tr .fet, A-1-2 DEm. trolilNAT|oN FoR SErAToRor PRES Foao FACES STROrrtc FI GHT AG NST NOMI N AT REaeer IT ON cotrruENT ,o N a JtrIO, A-6-, PnEs Bnowu t ATES ON a, I Ml'tY CnntE"n F(n a R 1976

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O0-@P BEAoy ro cnoogE fEu itAt ontt? l€roGR O 6, A-g-i DC-Us Sup Cr HEAn6 crgEs tryoLr & Rrplos & llYC acttooL ol8 rs & reuletoil lsSlrE ot8E30 r I r :1%5- ,!t 22s A-1-4 o0-trluouRAL PARTIEs MovEr lNDooRs r Ja 25, A-rP5 | Dgr<cH coNGREssMEN itAKE Ptrcx rq Ggq Serunu ron Moctt -F DG-Foun OEMs vtE To HEAo IEM PARTy 5; i.-2-4 oc-BUooET EXPECTEO rO BStCHOS 8Y CONORESS UTH+ppy utTH RE Arrs corrtiluED lmLtTARy BurLoupt f ?, l-2:1 oo-Plr-u? ?Holo oF rtTt oF IREP€oe orYts APPETRS lI I)APEn To gHou xor ALL LAUf,Areis urvEs Fnurty F -lt Aa-r ocr $r Lucrs coilTtxuEo FLti?loo urrH GoP tr ,2.-o4v ulsl?. F 28, A-2-1 DC-Reaganrs cuts in aid to,col lege studentslttoy'r[llElu DC-New IRS rules on auto use raise furor. t{r 18, A-l-6 ted as summit between Pres. Re agan 6 RYAN, RICHARD A, : DETROIT NEWS trRlTER 1985 Mr 19, A-l-5 'Quggrc clTY- Pres. Reagan and Prime minister,drian Hulroney :wrapped up their summit by slgning 4 agreements. t8,ooo in Mich face ross or jobtess ben:;ril:r^;?;Sstone t4r 22, A-l-5 DC-Pres Reagan forecasts surmit with Soviets Mr 25, A_z_l DC-HichiganrOhio in confl ict over court seat vacated by Chief Pre.s Reagan hopes for a surmit wlthSoviets in Sept. Ar 2), A-6-r DC-Reagan administration able to Push its MX mi ss i le progr rel uctant Congress. --1985-- Mr 30, A-1-4 Reagan no jobless pay; Pres. says on Ap3, A 4-lAM DC-Carter takes jab at Reagan Ap4, A-l-l- DC Congress in foul mood against Jaoan over trade Ap 7, Mag 15 Bill Schuette,3l, ls one of the new breed of lawmakers. Ap 21, B-2-l Not a good week for Reagan Ap 25, A-l-6 DC-Reagan pleads for deficit cut Ap 29, A 1'2 DC-Bitburg outcry plagues ambltlous Reagan trip- I Ap 30, B-5-l ..Guy DC-llm Brock tackles Labor Sec job Ay 2, A-3-4 Vander Jagt wonrt seek GOP nom goveryo5. for A-4-5 DC-House GOf pnvei led proposed budget that cuts 3 275 bitl RYAN, RICHARD A. : DETROIT NEWS WRITER t985 My 12, B-l-l DC-Wm S. Broomfield interviewed. fiy 16, C_13_t I unit of npthballed Midland plant could be finished says JOhn D. Selby.-EBenkelman My 17, A-4-l Sens Levin S Riegle report net worth t4y 21, A-3-t DC-Rep Guy Vander Jagt is Mich's richest congressman. My 21, D-5-lt, DC-12 recommended for consideration as apptees for vacancie on US Dist Ct in Det. l.ly 22, A-4-l renrs Assistance Act My 5rA I DC:Mich Sup Ct Judge James-L Ryan apptd by Pres Reagan to 6tfr Circult Court of Appeals My 26, B-11-l DC-Reagan to unveil his tax-reform plan on TV Tues -1985- My 29, A-l-6 DC-Reagan tax proposal cuts rates for many Ay29rA-4-2 DC-Husseln vlslts Washlngton, to meet with Reagan on Mldeast t'fy 3t , A-t-4 0shkosh-t{ls-Reagan takes tax reform plan to people Je t, B_7-3 ilalvern Pa-calls his tax plan a boon to hlgh tech Je 6, F_16-l4dot DC-Kristopher Gumper survives to natl finals in Spelling bee Je 7, A 2'l DC-Bal u Natarajanl3 of W0odridse I I I wJgs, ry{'-fe6t t i DC-Reagan observes SALT I l, agrees to dismantle nuclear sub Je 12, C-13-l DC-Levin accuses Reagan of rmlsleadingr t"JB"ytltF-lg-l Mich for I r RYAN, RICHARD A : DETROIT NEWS WRITER r985

Roy C Hayes urged as new U.S Attny in Det-E Bal I Je 19, A l-6 DC-Reagan wants strickter security agirins.t gqrfor[st, ,arni travelers- Je 21, A-8-5' Conservative GOP attack Reaganrs responses to internrl ter rism Je 23, A-2-3 DC-Reaganrs tax-reform plan loses its luster in eyes of l.lich lawmakers Je 23, A-15-4 DC-How Reagan E Carter handled their hostage crisis

DC-ltarty David wife of Hich congressman to host tv show Jl 10, A-t-5 David Stockman to resign Ag I from OMB Jl ti, R-t-t natl Dems plan party renewal --1985-- Jl 13, A-l-4 DC-Pres. Reagan will undergo major surgery this day. Jl t4, A-t-5 DC-President Reagan recovering rrbeautiful lyr.' Jl t5, A-t-5 ,C-Pres. Reagan continued to maek what his surgeons say s attspectacularttrecovery. Jl 16, A_l-5 Dc- Docotrs bel ieve chances are excel lent that Pres. Reaqansr cancer has not spread. Jl 16, A-l-6 DC- Political scientist Ralph Whitehead said the future be- longs to rrnew Col larrt voters. Jl 17, A-8-l DC-White House staff attempts to restore sense of routine whil the president is ill. Jl 23, A-t-5 DC-Callers for tickets to Bruce Springsteen concert jam pho ne I ines. I iRYAN, RICHARD A : DETR0IT NEtrS WRITER r985 Jl 30, A-l-l DC-SovietS, U.S swap arms idead Ag2, A-8-3 DC-U.S pol lcy on auto imports baffles French lawmakers Ag5, A-2-5 DG-Battle of budget leaves big spllt ln GOP A96, A-t-5 DC-Reagan vows tax, budget war A96, A-l-6 DC-Reagan I s nose bump was cancer Fl int Lawyer, Paul Gadola suggested for seat in District Ct. in Det A-2'2 George Bush optimistic on Pres. o?::'' Agl3, A-l-l -1985- Ag 19, A-l-6 DC-l.lich to grow at sober 6 unspectacular rate says report A9 21, B'7'5 DC- Study cal Is U.S. a debtor nation;... A9 31, A-4-l DC-IrDVM-TV was key in Gannett Cors purchase of ENA s 4, A-2-l DC-Sen Carl Levin urges A-test talks. S 9, A-l-l DC-Congress 6 Reagan on colllsion course of whose goals to pursue S 10, A-l-5 DC-Look at Reaganrs sanctions imposed on S. Africa s 12, A-l-l DC-Reagan said he will propose laws that will assure fair trade S 15, Mag 15 John Conyers Jr. S 16, F-14-t DC-Rep Geo ltiller sought studies on feasibility of diverti RYAN RICHARD A. : DETR0IT NEWS WRITER r985

DC-Rep Mark Siljander 6 reform scheme.S his tax lg, A_l_5 DC-Reagan rules out compromise with Soviets on research 6 testing of defensive weapons. S 20, A-2-5 DC-Publlc Health Service seeks to reassure nation on AIDS s 2t, A-t-t Reagan meets with business leaders, advisers over effects of sanctions agst S. Africa -60lson S 21, B-10-l DC-Lawrence P. Zatkoff 6 Barbara K. Hack6tt nominated for sh DC-Reagan announced proposals to make US more competitive in trading market. S 26, D-$-l DC-James L Ryan says he would follow law above hls conscien e s 26, D-8-l DC-James an OKd nel for U.S court seat -1985- s 27, A-l-6 Vi rginia Beach-residents flee Hurricane Gloria s 28, A-6-5 Rehoboth Beach Del-ladyllke Hurricane GLorla wins thank- yous along the coast-6 D0ctoroff S 30, F_14-l DC Debt limit spurs debate O 9, A-lO-l DC-U.S frustrated but unable to act in hijacking of ltalian crulse shlp, achille Lauro, with some Amerlcans 0 12, A-6-t DC-Capital applauds Reagan order for jets to force Egyptian plane witn 4 terrorists to land in Sicily instead of Tunls g 15, A-l -5 DC-l,lomen in C0ngress earn their gym suits 0 19, A-l-l DC-M|chlgqlts economic recovery cites as model for other RYAN, RICHARD A. ': DETR0IT NEWS trRlTER r985 0 23, A-2-3 DC-Pres. Reagan plans important UN talk on world policy. o 2\, A-t-4 NEW YORK-Pres. Reagan intends to propose major new initiati uith Sovlets aimed at endlng regional conflicts. o 24, A-14-3 {EW YORK-Drivers fuss,fume over motorcades during 40th ani- /ersary of the UN. 0 24, A-l-4 3dot {EW Y0RK- Pres. Reagan called on Soviets to join U.S.in re- ;olving five reg ional confleicts. O 25, A-1$ rft or{ soY I TS lO Joltl g.S. III RE filG 5 uonLo coilFLrCtsr o 25, A-8-' NEtd YoRK-DTPLOMACY RULES AS pBESo ReAOAil PUTS lll Ail ACTIYE OAYo -1985- o26,Al-5 NY-George Shultz reports summlt progress, td go to Moscow next Mo, make preparations N l, A-6-5 DC-ATeT plan may drive up residential ratfis5, A-l_l DC-Dems should have lock on regaining control of Sen next vr Nl3,Al-t DG-Reagan crams for summil N 15;A-l-6 DC-Reagan calls scheduled summit a mission of peace. N 17, A-l-4 DC-Reagan views summit as opportunity to replace era of con frontation with I of cooperation N 18, A-6-l Real experts behind surnmit N 22, A-l-6 DC-Reagan reports to COngress N 24, A-16-l DC-Reaganfi fa* blll debated D 4, A-l-l SI RYAN, RICHARD A. : DETR0IT NEWS lJRITER t985 , DC-John Poindexter new national securlty adviser is hard rking with superb managerial skills D 10, A-4-l DC-Sen D. Riegle spent $5001000 in postage on newletters to constituents. lJhat others spent on mail D lZ, A 4_3 DC Gov James Blanchard assalls U.S deficit blll D-U,A-1'2 DCITax-reform blll sidelined til '86 without GOP help-s Peterson D 13, D-16-l DC-Helth Dept a bureaucratic nightmare D l3r A l-24dot D 16, F-12-l DC-Reagan warns he will veto 3 bills D 17, A-10-l DC_3 from I'tich swltch votes on tax bill D 29,A_l-l DC-Reagan ends t85 a winner, confounds critics -1986- Ja 3, A'l'2 DC-Republ ican Congresslonal Campalgn Academy trains leade Ja 20, A-l-l DC budget battle brewing Ja 24, A-4-l DC-Hanuel Johnson is candidate for term on Fed Reserve Bd. Ja 26, A-4-l DC-Reagan to give short, simple 6 straightforward St of Un ion address Ja 29, A-l-4 DC-Reagan shocked over explosion of shuttle Challenger. stponed St of Union address F 5, A-l-5 DC-Reagan welfare reform plan outl ines F 6, A_l-6 DC-BUdget features deep cuts F 6, A'7'1 ,%'--*'"ii'i'"1i,'1f,'X1Bn'Jlr'5"tIJ#t['q'"nfi-7e.Jt-f lLws. RYAN, RICHARD A. 3 DETROIT NEtrS WR ITER r 986 , DC-Reagan attacks job quotas. F 13, A-l-5 Japan to Iimit number of cars exported to US next yr. F 14, A-l-3 DC-Oonald Hodel denies polltics had 'i role in firing of Lee lacocca from Statue of Liberty panel F lg, A-l-2 'DC-forr"r Reagan adviser Ed ROllins who lured l.ln Lucas to G0p, now works for Dan Murphy in his run for Mich Gov

Ft8 D I c rm n9 nt attny au Gadola-e ANkeny F 20, A-4-l DC-Reagan wlll woo Congress on tax reforms F 25, A-l-5 DC-Reagan rel ized friend e al ly Marcos had -t986- F 26, A-l-5 DC-l,larcos talked to Sb:rr:Ea.ul:'Ld'xalt before stepping down F 27, A-t-6 DC-Reagan warns agst tampering with his defense budget. Mr 4, A-l-1 oCfRtSt to have 16 S. states hold primaries at saflre time l.lr7, A-12-l DC-Rul ing delayed on Vice-president Bushl's role in ddlegate election. Hr'16,A-l-t: SPRINGFIELD, lLL.- lmage hampers chance for Vice-preident Ceorge Bush. ltr 16rA-16-l Pres. Reagan schedules TV address to plead Nicarguan contra cause.6 Benkelman Ar UrA-l-5 President $eagan pleads for Nlcaraguan contra aid. RYAN; RICHARD : DETROIT NEWS WRITER r 986 llr 21, a- l -5 DC-Presldent Reaganrs gamble a failure on proposal to send Sl00 mllllon to rebels in Nlcaragua. Mr Z.,, A 7_4 DC_ U.S eager take on Khadafy to Ar 27, A-6-4 DC-fal I surrnit meeting expected Mr 30, A-l-l Jack KEmprs bid viewed as crusade Ap9, A-l-5 DC-May talks to set plans for summlt Ap 10, A-1-4 DC-Reagan calls Khadafy a mad dog- Ap 13, A-2-1 DC-trerla fr.lremrrcf rc Paraan mo-ro .lnntna'i^ | rtd++*{'-an- Apl5, A_l-3 DC-Reagan ofdefed Llbyan strlke after I lnk found to t'lest Berlin DomD Ap 20, A-l-6 Dc-us strike agst Libya sends shock waves that may reverbel ate -19U6- Ap 27, A-12-3 Honolulu-Reagan visits leukemia victim Randy Raguion 14. Ap 29, A-4-l Honolulu-Reagan arrives in BAli. To meet with PresShuarto My l, A'2-1 Bal i-Phl I ippiners Laurel . sald doubt remains about depth of Reaganrs allegience to Aquino My t, A1-6-3D07 Ball-Soviets accused of coverlng up full extent of nuclear disaster lty 2, A-\-\ Bali-Reagan had angry confrontation with Phillppiners Salva dore Laurel tly 4, A-1-4 Tokyo-Sovlet nuclear disaster 6 terrorism to dominate econ .summit ity 4, A-8-t Tokyo-Japanese security tight at econ summtar, ,, A_l_4 Tokyo-7 allies to ban arms sales to nations suspected of RYAN RICHARD A. : DETR0IT NEUrS WRITER t 986 t Tokyo-Radioactive rain falling on Tokyo My 6, A-l-5 Tokyo-New mechanism to prevent wild fluctuations in internl I exchange rates Hy 6, A-2-l 'Tokyo-Reagan got most of what he wanted from other nations in fight agst terrorism My 6, A-2-6-3D07 Tokyo-Reagan to put behind French refusal to permit US plan es to fly over. ily 7, A-l-6 Tokyo-Reagan ends 3-day econ surunit. Believes allies would support future US military action agst terrorists

Tokyo-Reporters find eating in Tokyo ainrt cheap Ay 7, A-10-6 Tokyo-Reagan prepared to put behlnd Francers refusal to let US fly over i t98O: ilyll, A-4-l Tokyo-despite failures, Reagan calls trlp a success Je l, A-9-t Tokyo-l,tike Hansf leld is oldest US ambassador Je 12, A-8-l Pres. Reagan releaxes stance on arms control talks. Je 12, A-16-4 T0KYO-New Invaslon In works; Japanese luxury autos. Je ll, A-l-1 DC-Reagan performs poorly at news conference. Je t4, C-z-l DC-Some cilies drop out of contention for national conventi ns. Je 16, A-l-2 tst-Costs for Americnas rise with yen Je 17, A-t-5 Tokyo-Japanese tralts hurt overhaul economyJe of lg, A-l_6 DC-l'Im R ehnqulst named to succeed Burger as Chief Justice o , Hofu,Japan-Hofu plant to serve as basic modbl for Flat Rock Je 22, A-15-l 450 l.tich employes of Mazdats Flat Rock plant in Japan-for training Je 22, A-15-6 Hiroshima-0samu Nobuto to head Flat Rock plant Je 25, A-5-4 DC-Reagan goes on tv urging House to support aid to contras Jl t5, A-3-l DC-drlve to draft Lee lacocca for preldent launched DC-protesters assall lacocca on auto safety Jl t 8; A-3-l DC-lacocca inslsts hers out, draft group refuses to halt JL 19, A_3-5 DC-U.S optimlstic on weapons pact 1-986- Jl rg, B-4-l DC-Hotel Issue hurts conventlon bld Jl 20, A-3-5 DC-Detrolt dropped as poss l98B Dem slte JL 22, A 3-l DC-Congress warns Reagan on S Afrlca Jl 23, F-t-4 DC-Reagan rejects S Afrlcan curbs Jl 27, A-l-3 DC-Reagan takes up crUsade to save GOP Senate Jt 30, c 8-5 Tokyo-Jojl Hara39, Mlchlganrs man in Japan, sro-ces for Japanese state In league Ag2, A_13-1 Itark Slljander urges to vote for him to rbreak back of Satanr Agl, A l-5 lmpact of Mich delegate vote debated Ag 6, n-TO-f LANS-Bush camp says it won in deltegates.Ao 7r A-1-1 LANSnICE?ngStoEil? elltlrs vtc?oiy 1x 96gEGA?E BAcEo RYAN, RICHARD: DETROIT NEWS WRITER r 986 A9 A-r -5 Hlchigan voters seemed to choose pol Itics over prayers ln primary. Ag l0 A-12-l Thousands of polltical activists recrulted by Robertson offer opportunitles, but also rlsks to Republicans. Agl3, A-l-5 Chicago-Reagan stl I I opposes S Afrlcan sanctions Agl3, A-13-t Sprlngfield-Reagan promises to help farmers DC-C0ngress backed, defled REagan S 15, A_l-5 DC-Reagans urge drug war unity S 16, A-l-5 DC-Drug tests on govt workers ordered 9vrt?"fl92-r DC-Pat Robertson plans big party for supporters -1986- s 17, A-7-l DC-Phitlppine President Corazon Aqulno vislts U.S, makes plea to Reagan for funds- S lg, A_7-l DC-Evangelist Pat Robertson says he will run for presiden if 3 mllllon slgn petltion S t9, A-3-l DC-Corazon Aqulno tri r.rnphantly addressed Congress 0 7, A-3-l DC-talks called bulldup of surmit 09 , A3-6 DC-REagan to leave for lceland today 0 I 0 ,-A-l -5 Reykjavl k- I slanders wlecome Reagan 0 I 0 , A-3-1 Reykjavik-talks may spur historic accord 0 I t , A-l-5 Reykjavlk-Congressr deal gives Reagan su,rmi t clout, 012, A-t-4 Reykjavlk-both sldes work on arms con trol at Talks 0 12, A-r 2-4 RYAU, RICHARD : DETROIT NEWS.WRITER r986

Reykjavik-prospect for Gorbachev Itl?i tJr?t o*o 0 14, A-t-5 DC-Look onReaganrs face said summit was over 0 14, A-l-5 DC-Reagan says next move up to Sovlet 0 15, A-l-6 DC-Reagan says galns were made 0 t5 DC-WHite House to pin blame on Soviets u ',$;eilt5-, DC-Reagan turns summit shambles into triumph 0 20, A-l-l

Springfield,Ho-Lt Gov Harriett tJoods faces ex-Gov Christop her fKitr Bond in Senate race O 22, A-3-l LA-Edwin Zschau chal lenging Sen Alan Cranston in Senate r e. -rgE6- 0 25, A-3-l FlorencerS.D.-Outcorre of Sen race is crucial to REaganrs hopes of keeping GOP control of Senate O 30, A-3-l DC-Governorships are GOPrs aces ln the holg N 2, A-20-l DC-COntrol of Senate is key ln Tues vote N 5, A 1-l Dems win Congress, rnost victorles N 5, f3-l Senate Dems unllkely to make drastlc changes N 6l A-3-l Robert Byrd fights to keep top Senate job N 9, A_l-5 DC-presidentlal hopefuls llne up

DC-Reasan prarses wr r r iam ;H:1-ln m"rtli l.Slrlt';?ns day speich' Ja 26,A-l-4 DC--Reagqn to address. a skeptical nation Ja 28, A-l-4 Pres.'Reagna conceded serious mistake in lran aims deal. RYAN, RICHARD : DETR0IT NEWS urRlTER r987 , Draft-lacocca move loses steam F 4, A-l-l DC lrhite House communlcatlons director Patrlck Buchanan res gnEd. F 8, A-l-6 DC-l yr f rom today, lowa voters to select delegates F ll, A-3-l Dems flex political muscle F 12, A-l-5 DC-Wurtsmith AFB selected as possible site for l.lX missile F t5, A-18-l DC-Former l.lich ressmen nob, consul tant F 16, A-t-2 DC-Gary Hart seeks backing of union. AFL-Cl0 exec council meets, to decide on backing candidate F 18, A-8-5 DC-Reagan to go on road to push for programs to make US more competitive -1987- F 20, E-l-z DC-Decision soon on News-Free Press J0A-sShea F 21, A_3-1 DC-Rep Jack Kemp rlps George Shults' urges hlm to reslgn F23, A_3-l DC_GOP C0Nservatives dlvided on candldate F 27, A-l-1 DC-Tower Cormsn paints troubling portrait of Reagan

DC-Tower Conmsn independent' se.rio-us. i,'l: trI-i dC-iJi'gdn ii' pies ideniy damagied bv Towe r rePo rt-6Katz Mr 3, A-5-5 DC-Howard Baker spent busy lst day on job 1,1r 5, A-lO-5 DC-Reagan tries to put lranian arms sales scandal behind him with speech. l'lr 8, A-l-5 Desl'loines, lowa-Geo Bush not doin w6l I in lowa i RYAN, RICHARD A. : DETRoIT NEb,s WRITER 1987 r DC-Howard Baker run for president still possible Mr 10, B-4-3-lD0T DC-Mich GOP Spencer Abraham 6 others met with Reagan Mr 1J, B-l-t DC-Bill Lucas not secretive about his desire to be FBI di ctor Mr 16, A_3_l Televlsed news conferences have become institution of mode n-day presidency Ap I A-3-l DC-Reagan to make lst major speech on AIDS threat. Ap 3 A-7-t DC-Reagan knew veto on hwy bill was gamble. Ap 5 A-8-l DC-Trade, pol I ut ion top agenda for ta I ks wi th tlul roney. Ap 6 A-l-5 Ottawa-Weather, Hulroney give Reagan chilly reception. --1987- Ap 7 R-t-5 No-dot 0ttawa-Reagan says arms pact with Soviets near, but is less certain on acid rain solution. Ap8, A 3-5 DesMolnes-bumper crop of presldentlal candldateE AP 9, A''1-4 DC-3rd marlne, Sgt Joseph tlel rlck26, arrested^, spying ln Lenlngrad consulate AP 2E A-2-l DC-Reagan cal I s protect ion i st trade pol i cy dangerou's . Ap 28 A-3-l DC-Reagan aides divided on heeding Nixon-Kissinger advice. Ap 29, A-3-l DC-Nakasone faces tense vlslt to U.S Myl, A-g-l DC-Nakasone del ivers trade surprise My4, A-2-3 DC-White House braces for lran-contra hearlngs Myl,A-ll-3 DC-t{edia debah RYAN, RICHARD A : DETROIT NEWS lrRlTER 1987 My6, A-l-2 NY-Gary Hart vows to contlnue quest for presldency desplte sex scandal ify 7 A-l-3 Littleton, NH-Gary Hartrs wife Lee defends him. ilv 7 A-t-3 3-dot GrovetonrNH-Hart cancels campaign trlp, returns home. r.ry 8 A-il-4 Concord, NH-Backers sympathize, hope toilrbi6,A-r_,

ROUGE,fb;-Some here think Jesse Jackson wlll win th BATON My2l A-3 -1 DBpro-cratic presidential primary next March. ' "- PhlI ltart 0fflce Bldlng dedicated -1987- My 31, A-l-3 DC-The 6-Day War of the Mldeast--2O yrs ago thls week Je l, A'2-3 DC-Econ sunmlt set for Venlce next week Je l, A-1-l-1D07 DC-Polltlcs wlII be ln forefront at econ sununlt Je 5 A-3-5 Venice-l,l. Germany backs Reagan on missiles. Je 5 E 2-l Venice-Reagan mulls plan to ease trade sanctions. Je 5 E-Z-l 3-dot Venice-Same Je 6 A-3-l Venice-Reagan warns Sovlets that unless they chg their policies they rlsk losing superpower status when his star wars missile defense system becomes operational; rea- ssures Europe he is still anti-Communist. Je 7 A-l-5 Vatlcan City-After meeting with pope, asks Conmunist nations to renew faith. Je 7 A-10-Z RYAN. RICHARD A.: DETROIT NEWS trRlTER 1987 Je 8 A-l-5 Venlce-Tensions escalate as Baker warns that lran risks retaliation lf missiles are set up. Je 8 A-2-5 4-aot Venice-President eases tariffs on Japan. Je 9 A-1-4 Venice-U.S. prods allies on gulf stand Je 9 A-4-5 Venice-Reagan's tariff relief fails to satisfy Japan. Je 9 A-t-4 3-aot Venice-All les stop short of U.S. stance on Persian Gulf.. Je l0 A-l-l rr^-!^^-Alll^- 6^tl +^ l.aal, Daa-^^l- -iltr---, - -r--- - Gulf.-.'.':. Je l0 A-l-l J-dot Veni ce- I n flation plan calls for less U.S. spending. Je lt A-3-5 Venice-Summit allies urge expanded AIDS fight. -1987- Je t I A-3-5 3-dot Venice-Reagan's statement on dollar causes dip in value. Je 12 A-l-5 Venice-Reaganrs slip of tongue sets off dollar dive. Je 12 A-8-l Venice-Gorbachev stock rises as Reagan loses ground. Je t2 A-l-6 l-dot l,l.Berlin-Reagan challenges Gorbachev to tear down Berlin wall. Je 13 A-3-l Reagan hopes for year-end arms pact. Jl 5 A-12-1 Philadelphia-l,layor Gocide again flghtlng rival Rizzo for job.--Ryan mayorrs Jl 16, A-r:l DC-Reagan happy after John Polndexter testlmony offers no smok ! ng 9un RYAN, RICHARD A : DETR0IT NEWS WRITER 1987 Jl lg, A_6-l Cleveland-art of Reagan-bashlgn ralsed to new heights by Dems; Patrlcla Schroeder may run for presldent Jl 26 A-17-r Traverse City-Job of governor has changed--they are young= er, rnore involved in work E have less time to socialize. Jl 27 A-10-2 Traverse City-Hass. Gov. Michael Dukakis is the only sit- ting governor currently running pres; attracting big crowds at Natl Governorsr Conference. Jl 28 A-l-l , ren avor w n r partiesr pres. nominations. Jl 29 A-10-l Mackinac lsland-ilondalers record-setting loss to Reagan has Demsr attention. -1987- Jl 30, A-t-2 llacklnac lsl.-Bruce Babbltt calls for 5Z V.S. sales tax Jl 31, A-2-1 Macklnac lsland-Poll llfts Dems hope, shows shlft from Reagan conservatlsm Ag 6 A-l-4 Reagan plan sets peace timetable foi Nicaragua. As6A-l-4 4-dot 0rtega wants to include U.S. in Nicaragua pe?ce talks. A9 l0 A-l-5 DC-Donrt expect details from Reagan about arms sales. Ag 13, A-t-A DC-Reagan says secret lran-contra deal made him as mad as hornet- Ag 16, A-l DC-Reagan survlves contra scandal but has lost power to inate political stage A9 28 A-t-3 RYAN, RICiIARD A.: DETROIT NEWS [rR|TER 1987 s r A-3-2 DC-Pres. candidates seem to be runninq in circles. - s 6 A-17-l DC-Pat Robertson nears goal he set before announclng GOP candtdacy for pres. S ll A-3-2 lowa straw poll wlll gauge candidatest popularity' s 13 A-3-2 DC-Joseph Bidenrs pres. ambltlons may rise or fall on his ure at Bork conflrmation hearlngs. S l4 A-3-5 s uns s sl A-3-6 DC-BIden wants America to judge hls honesty. s 20 A-3-4 Desllo nes , DesMo nes Register lists Robt. Dole as local front runne r for res. nom. -1987- S 20 A-25-r Macklnac lsland-State Sen. Doug Cruce of Troy confronts Pat Robertson over tdisenfranchlsementr during GOP conf. s 24, A-1-2 DC-Joseph Biden bows out of presldentlal race S' 27, A-6-l DC-lf not for tv, Biden mlght stlll be a candl("rg, A-lO-2 DC-Kelth Braun's Soviet wife may get to emlgrate 0 4 A-4-l DC-Conservatives stlll looking for a new Mr. Right. 0 6 A-3-2 I'tiami-Tenn. Sen. Al Gore talks tough for Southern votes. 08, A-2-l Democratic Presidential Hopefuls berate Al Gore. 0 tt A-6-4 Bush murl 61el'come hurdle of fuzzy image. RYAN, RICHARD A.: DETROIT NEtrS WRITER 1987 0 t3 A-3-5 ilouston-Front-runner Bush says I l'm best for jobl 0 14 A-10-l Cedar Rapids, lowa-Bush urges GOP opponents to back Reagan arms deal. O 15 A-l-2 Bush ready to concede state GOP delegates to Robertson. i 0 17 A-3-3 DC-Apology sought from Bush for crlticism of Robertson's recrulting methods. 0 18 A-3-2 -1987- N I A-21-5 DG-r88 race offers large cast but llttle enthuslasm for candldates so far.--Ryan N 1 A-25-t lliaml-No love for Derpcrats in Little Havana. N 5.A-3-2 llouston-Houston hotel is Bushrs legal resldence. N8,A7-l DC-qulck-witted Dole lsnt's dollng out campalgn humor N 10, A-3-2 Bob Dole declares his candldacy for G0ffpresldentlal nom. N 20 A-l-1 DC-Hit Man Hearns, top man Reagan spar in oval room.-- 8Peterson N 22 A-3-z DC-Reagan crams to avoid old surmit mistakes. N 24 A-3-4 DC-l.ti le Ev i s ,z scales tlhite House fence, gets within 20 RYAN RICHARD A : DETROIT NEWS I/RITER 1987 t DC-Reagan arms treaty spl i ts Republ lcan contenders D 6 A-l-tt DC-Superpowers could broaden arms accord. D 7 A-10-l DC-Pres. will press Afghanlstan rights issue at sunrnit. D 8 A-1-5 \.i.! Di-Soviet leader ready to sign historic",treaty. D I A-3-2 DG:Bush gains by backing arms treaty. D lO, A-l-4

humpn rlghts- D il, 4-l-6 DC-lbaders promlse to meet in sprlng. Reagan to vlslt Moscow D 13, A l-6 DC-summi t afgsrglow wont sway Congress ---1987---- Decl6, A-l-5 Gary Hart back pace for pres.announces hers ln Dem/ candidate. D 20, A-2_1 DC-Gary Hartrs renetry may aid GOP or DUkakis " D 30, A-jJ-S DC-Pat Robertson rejects U.S ald for tlme being -t988- .la 4 e-t-3 DC-State GOP convention results may ge murky. Ja 6 A-3'2 DC-Bush tells Dole to get off his back. JA 15, A 4-l Feuding dimlnlshes impact of GOP caucuses Jl5,A-5:3 Muffled, muddled message from GOP caucuses-Ja 16,A-8-I rofficlal'winner-6cainE 50?6 of caucus votes dlsputed, Bush WOodlee Ja 17, A-6-l Hanover NH-Republ ican debate heats up Ja 24 A-3-2 RYAN, RICHARD: DETROIT NEWS hrRlTER I988 Ja 26 A-1-4 DC-Reagan urges Congress to make his last year in office the best of 8. J_29, A-1_5 GrandRaplds-Robertson to skip conventionf clalms BUsh rstol Mlchr-eilartln EFlrestone JA 29, A 2-6 dr$) Desl'tclnes-Robertson's ads tell voters to F:ry-rO-, DesMoines,lowa-Phone banks are important to political camp algns F2, A-2-3 Ma rsha I n F 5 A-2-3 Mt.Vernonrlowa-Coffeers on E political talk perks up. F 5 A-8-l N Watq.rloor lowa-Caucus troops get f inal brief ing. -1988- F 7 A-r-4 De9Moines-Dole has edge in GOP struggle. F g A-2-l Desllolnes-Bush fears Robertson ln lowa. F 9 A-l-5 Desl.loines-Bush vows to come back from 3rd place. F concord NH-candidates 10, A-l-3 move East F 13, A-l-3 COncord-Stanley Lock from Mich, in race for pres-6Katz F 13, E_1-2 Manchester NH-good week for Bob Dole F t5 A-l-2 GoffstownrNH-Robertson statement about Soviet missiles in Cuba startles GOP debate. F 15 A-3-2 Concord,NH-Bush-backers hopping or! Dole bandwagqn. F 16 A-l-5 ManchesterrNH-Robertson wonrt back off assertion about mis le admits he has no evidence. RYAN, RICHARD: DETROIT NEI.TS urRlTER 988 F 17 A-l-4 Manchester,NH-Runner-up Dole loses momentum. F t8 A-l-5 ConcordrNH-Republicans race to rnln event In the South.-- 6 Katz F 25, A-3-z DC_Super TUesday may be bonanza for GOP contenders F 29 A-r-2 Atlanta-Trade issue that has spl it Dem candidates erupted for lst time among Rep. contenders. Ar Z -2 a r son s man to at in rRedneck Rivi- era.r nr ,+ A-3-Z Harnpto, $ -iC voie could cut GOP cait'of players. t4:r 5' A- 3-4 Columbia-SC primary lmportant prevlew for Super Tuesday': -1988- Mr 6 A-l-4 Bushrs timely win means Robertson, Dole must play catch-up l4r 9, A-l-2 DC-Bushrs srrrashing victory on Super TUesday keePs Dole a distant 2nd, Robertson,Kemp far back Mr 10, A-t0-lldotX DC-D0le scrambles in lLlinols 6r 12 A-1-2 Chicago-Dole denies he ready to quit race. Mr 14 A-7-l Rock lslandrlll.-Dole still says hers more electable than Bush. tir 17 A-1-l DC-3,200 Gls sent to Honduras. Ar 17 A-3-2 DC-Republlcans cite Bush's lead, press Dole to give up.-- 6 Clements l.tr 18 A-8-l DC-Bonior suspects troop moverent to tlonduras was pol itica npve bY Reag'an. M r 23 , A-7- l DC-Geo Bush supports Reaganrs veEo of civil rights bill RYAN, RICHARD: DETR0IT NEtrS WRITER r988 ttr 2J A-ll-l DC-Superdelegates may hold balance of power in determining who Dem. presidential nominee will be. ilr 30 A-t-6 DC-Bloodied Dole guits GOP race. Mr 31, A-5-4 Hilwaukee-AlberE Gore attacks lacocca Ap l, A-3-2 CudahyrWlsJesse Jackson drawing large crowds ln Wls. Ap 2, AjJ-3 Sheboygan Wls-Albert GOre raps lacocca ln Wis Ap 3, A-13-2 Ap 6, L6-3 Tempe Ariz-movlng ahead , JAckson insists Ap 7 A-l-3 lndlanapol is- | f elected , Jackson would freeze mil ltary spe dlng. -1988- Ap 20, A 7-5 DC- Dems rpve to Penn; DUkakls hopeful Ap 24 A-V-l DC-NIxon has resurfaced to assume mantle of elder statesman l4y 2, A-l-2 Cleveland-Jackson jabs at Dukakit ,, 6, A-1_z ,u'n aldes cal I 'ii[ol?ityx'o's' mvEf,nlf-"t' s DC-Bush says remarks about Meese'runauthorlzedl tty8,R- l -z DC-Robert Teeter and Peter Teeley advlse George BUsh My 10, A-l-3 DC-Donald Resan writes kiss 6 tell book abogt 'atl4s3t1:Un botZgtharnan endorses Geo Bush for presldent ai'ine?" RYAN, RICHARD : DETR0IT NEWS trRlTER

DC-Pat Rovertson endorses Geo Bush. ,ny14, A-l-2 Pol lster, Rlchard I'li rthl ln says U.S. pessimism bad for George Bush Hy l8 A-3-5 DC-Delay in arms treaty predicted. My 29, A-l-4 DC-Reagan sees hope for Znd missile deal- ity 30 A-4-l DC-NSCrs Colln Powell plays low-profile role. Je I A-3-4 Kansas City-G0P platform drafters accuse Dems of planning develop p latform an 8th-grader can easi ly menprize.

KC, Ho-Gay activist John Thomas addresses GOP platform committee urging national commitment to seek AIDS cure Je 12, A-l-6 DC-Hazards of selecting running mate haunt Dukakis -1988- Je 2\ A-8-r DC-Jesse Jackson keeps VP decision a secret.--6 Katz Je 27 A-3-4 DC-Polltlcal analysts say Bush wlll need blue-collar suppo Jt 6 A-g-l DC-Heese resignation leaves Bush camp smlllng. Jl 13 A-7-4 DC-Republlcans say Dukakls blew it by not plcklng Glenn as running mate. Jl 17 A-t-6 Atlanta-Dems determlned to head off floor flght that could cost party Nov. electlon.--6 Pepper Jl 18 A-l-6 Atlanta-Jackson, Dukakls agree to hold meeting. Jl t9 A-l-2 Atlanta-Jackson s Dukakis celebrate newfound peace but b for skl'rmishes over party platform 6 pres. nom.-6 liloodlee Jl 20 A-g-l Atlanta-Blll Lucas atnong Republlcans crashing Dem conventi RYAN, RICHARD : DETR0IT NEtrS I/RITER I988 Jl 21, A-8-l Atlanta-South rwinnabler Dems say Jl 21, A 8-5 Atlanta-Dems steer clear of bashing Reagan Jl 27, A-1-2 DC-George BUsh advlsed to back plant closlng blll Jl 28, A-3-2 DC-Bush cri ti clzed for lvy League image Jl 31, A-3'3 DC-BUsh delays namlng VP untll conv Ag 14, A-1-6 New 0rleans-Reagan plans big role In campaign

DC-Reagan may help, hurt Bush Ag 15 A-l-5 New 0rleans-Reagan tells rally that Dem rmasquerader ls over. Ag 16 A-l-2 N.0.-Reagan urges rone nore for Gipper. at farewel I party. -1988- Ag lu A-l-2 New Orleans-At last, Bush wins party's highest prize. Ag 19 4-8-6 .' rcomplete N.O.-Bush vows to the misslon we started in 1980 As 2t A-l-5 N.O.-Bush likely to face uphill fight. S t9 A-4-l DC-Pres. debates: show time for rivals. S 25 A-l-6 DC-Bush-Dukakis debate is heart of r88 race.S 26 A-1-6 Winston-SalemrNC-Bush e Dukakis return to campalgn trail wlth renewed vigor after debate. S 27 A-3-6 JacksonrTenn-Bush describes his campaign as 'sheer heavenr s 30 B-l-2 Hlch leanlng to GOP ? 0 2 A-3-2 OwensbororKy-Countdown is on for hectic Bush campaign. o 4 A-3-2 DC-Quayle's politlcal experlence likely to be debate theme RYAN, RICHARD: DETROIT NEt'rS WRITER 0 6 A-l-6 0maha-Formallties forgotten in heat of Bentsen-Quayle debate O I A3-z ro play dn JFK issue in deba5e, Quayle tries A 4_l Quayle will leave limelight to Bush O 14 A l-G A higher road for candidates Bush, Dukakis 0 15 A l-2 Bush fight complacency: tough road for Democrats Texas- Dukakis hopes swing voters feel ritrs time for cha 021A7-l Blacks are giving Dukakis less than thelr usual supPort P 26 A-3-6 Denver-Dukakis takln his case to the le in TV ads. -1988- o 28 A-3-2 Bush accuses Dukakls of Japan-bashing 6 trying to incite fear of foreigners as cheap means of winning a few votes. --6 trl|Ilng 0 30 A-l-6 Bush vows he wonrt be outhustled in last days of campaign. --sWlllins NIA-8-l St. Louis-Bush say no to Dukaklsr reguest for 3rd debate. N 2 A-8-r South Bend, lnd-Bushrs presidential agenda would include Sovletsummit. N3A-l-6 Lans.-Dems say Dukakis ls closlng gap.--t nna[.rf ES Bush backtracklng through 3 Great Lakes states N 5 A l-2 Bush askl !r9 for staters vote of conf ldence ln Hich-eFl rest one- 1988 ro au oI.?,l"ll-?o, ,t"r supporr Nl0Al-6 Baker: Bush picks adviser, Jalnes Baker to be secretary of stare DlA3-2 Cabinet post surprlse Milliken-6 Weeks D 6 A l-8 Wiener leads pack as Demsl next natlonal chairman D 9 A-3-2 DC-Reagan says reetings with Gorbachev over past l rs. ha rc r DC-I'lestern Dems support l'{lchrs Wiener for party chm. l-989- Ja 8, B 1'2 DC-Capl tal crime wave wraps DC ln fear, tops DEt for murders Ja 10, A-2-\ DC -1990 U.S bu t lves more to AIDS d fi hts -1989- Ja 1!, A-q-4 DC-Quayle stlll trying to flnd a nlche for himself Ja 17, A-3-5 DC-Bush has put together a team of I'tashington lnsiders. Ja 18, A-3-2 DC-Det Mayor Y0ung boosts R0Nald Brown for Dem top job-6V Ja 21, A-8-2 DC-last day as pres for Reagan Ja 21, A-9-6 DC_Thousands from Mich flock to lnaugural-EClements Ja 25 A-3-2 DC-Richard Wlener, Dem chm of ltlch, admits rival is ahead in battle to be national party leader. Ja 26 A-l-z DC-Wiener quits race for Natlonal Dem Party Chm. Ja 29 A-17-2 Pres. gush taps l,lm. Bennett as his general to lead drug war RYAN RICHARD A : ROIT NET.'S WRITER I 989 F3,43'2r92 DC-Cuomors talk to party VlPs could be warmup fdr bid F 5, A 16-5 DC-no town irmune f rom drug epidemic, pol lce o-f f lclal s warn F 7 A_3_5 DC-l'tany of the nationrs mayors 6 pol ice chiefs push to ban rapid-fire assault weapons. F 8 -l-tt Bushrs choice for nationrs lst drug czar, Wm. Bennett, vows fed. aid in drug war if confirmed. F 9 A-3-2 DC=Ronald Brown is lst black chm of a major pol itical arty DC-|tlch dems like the spirit of the budget.--s Clements F il A-r-6 DC-New chm of Dem party, Ronald Brown, promised to heal the wound s caused by his candldacy 6 lead party to pres. victo in I 2. -1989- F t8, A-l-6 DC-Urllllam Lucas to win job on Bushrs drug team F 23, A-3-2 DC-Davld Duke takes offlce in Loulsiana F 24, A-3-2 DC-Census BUreau readies 106mill lon questionnaires, will hire 4o0,ooo counters F 24, A-3-5 DC-Justice Dept job for Willlam Lucas? F 2\, A-4-r DC-Lee Atwater tells conservatices to back BUsh F 27, A-l-5 DC-Gov Blanchard joined others in agreement almed at prote ting environment of 6r Lakes. F 28, A-3-2 DC-War on drugs can be won by curbing demand governors told MR 5, A-t-5 DC-choice of Peter Secchla as amb to ltaly sits poorly with Ital ians l,tr 9 A-6-l DC-Columnist Carl Rouran crlticlzes plan by Bush adm to nane RYAN, RICHARD: DETF.OIT NEWS WRITER I tlr 12 A-21-2 DC-Republ ican leaders encounter setbacks as they try to atract blacks to the party. Mr 15, B 6-l DC-Ex-Rep James 0rHara 63, died Mrl4, was champ oT tiberals 6 labor Ar 26, A-17-11 DC-pressure grows for Pentagon to play role in drug war Hr 3l A-3-2 DC=U.S. spends less on |llch residents than those of any other state.--6 Clements Ap 6 A-l-4 DC-Gl,l exec Donald Atwood will sell hls stock so he can A-l -2 Pres Bush will visit Hamtramck with economic news for Poland.--6 Hartin Ap l8 A-l-2 Bush tells crowd in Hamtramck that Poland ls leadlng the toward freedom for all of Eastern Europe. Ap 23, A-16-l Pres.Geo.Bush brings welcome change for many suburbanltes-6 Gannon AP 23, A-17-l Marshal l-Resldents are G0P-sol ld,register signs of impati --6Gannon Ap 23, A-17'\ Some say Fres.Geo.Bush doesnrt care-8Gannon Ap 2l+, A-5-l Wash-Experts spllt inPres.Geo.Bush beigg man of action Ap 25, At-5 l/ash-Wm.Bennettrdrug czar feels he has relentless job with stress Ap 3O A-21-5 DC-Unused milltary bases may get new life as prlsons. Ay 2 A-3-2 DC-Social obstacles block the way for vaccine to prevent drug addition. l,ty 3 A-l-2 DC-Jesse Jackson backs Wm. Lucas for civll rights post lty 5 A-6-5 RICHARD: DETR0IT NEWS WRITER r 989

One of three ambassadorlal candldates-Secchla promises low-key tenure HY 14, A'13-2 DC- ls death penal ty a drug-war weapon?saysl'laxKrupo asst; pollce chief lnWash.,DC Mylg A 3-5 Secchia closer to Job as envoy to ltaly Hy 20 A-3-2 DC-Wyo Sen. Malcolm l,lallop holds up Peter Secchia's appt to Rome post. l,ty 21 A-21-l DC-Dems pooh-pooh Ed Rollins predictlons on 1990 congress- Top agent Davld Westrate descrlbes growlng war agst drugs Je 1, A-3-5 DC-GOP holds Secchla nomlnatlon hostage Je 9 A-l-2 DC-Bush denounces China massacre. -1989- Je 9 A-3-5 DC-Rep. John Conyers, Det. Dem, latest to ProPose idea of reparations for blacks. Je lg, A-3-z Rlverboat casinos hope to tap a stream of gamblers Je25 A l7-2 Drug runners keep Coast Guard on defenslve JE25 A l7-4 Smugglers outfox patrols ln the alr Je 30 A 3-z roverhaulr GOP electlon glven llttle chance Jl g, A-17-z DC-Pres Bush beglns an ambltlous t0-day trlp.;1 1 A-t-z DC-Quaylers job: set tone for Bush on civil rights issues Jl 12 A-1-6 DC-Rep. Crockett shocked by Rep John Conyersr attack on Hayor Young. TRYAN, RICHARD: DETROIT NEWS UTRITER Jt t3 A-l-2 Quayle says Bush is a friend of blacks, but he won't buck the high court.--6 tloodlee 6 Zelger Jl 13 A-16-5 Quayle says rit was a great day' after his speech at IIAACP conv in Det Jl 26 A 2-z GOlflng glft glves 0akland Inventor Bruce tloolsey shot at tlhlte House Jl 27 A 4-l Castro ls a drugrunner, U.S. claims Ag l, A-l-6 DC-Crack use soars ln U.S survey shows 6 A-t -2 mar ona rt on DC-B|ll on TV violence uould set limits but at what cost to the Constitution? Ag 18 A-3-6 DC-ltarine Corps Gen. Al f red Gray Jr. questions drug war strategy. -tg8g- s r A-1-5 DC-New, dangerous drugs being peddled on Americars streets include rroon rock' or rspeedballrr a smokable combina- tion of crack cocaine 6 heroin S 3 A-7-l DC-Drtg czar Bennett says there are no quick solutions to Americars drug problems S 6 A-l-5 DC- Pres Bush unvells S7-$-51!lton drug flghtlng plan: more treatment, cops, prlsons. S 7 A-15-l DC-Drug czar Wm. Bennett hopes to convert crltlcs to natl drug-flghtlng plan S 8 A-3-2 DC-Bennet says prlce tag to states ln drug flght may hlt $10 bllllon S 17, A-3-2 Rlchmond-Va-L Douglas Wllder hopes to become lst black governor; ls ln race ln Va S 25 D-l-l DC-Bush adm taking its drug war to the private r,,rorkplace; Its on d test I icies. I NVAI.T, RICHARD A.: DETROTT NEWS WRITER 1989 o 2 A-l-2 DC-Ceasus takers wLll walk Etreeta of Det & other maJor citiee at 2 a,fr,. ttar 2L to glt^^more . accutrate oount of the homelees 0 22 A 3-2 U.S. hopes to clean up money launderlng schemes-Smurflng drug profl ts 0 24 A 3-z flcet may be next No.l drug threat 5 A-3-z DC- Abuse of new street drugrlcer centered in Hawaii, many fear itrs headed to the continent. N 26 A 20-4 He f rom l,lich. D Ex-Detroig"r, Army l4aj Sean Byre is I of-5.gngcial millta aides to Bush ' -J D 17 A l-2 c rocket t : Ins drus laws-oecrlmlnal izatlon of d i:.l"ilttrf -1989- D 20 A-4-l DC- Vander Jagt predicts Pres Bushrs user fees on recreati onal vehicles, boats wonrt clear Congress. D 2l A-2-l .DC-Sone interh* .i'6nal experts quest ion legal ity of U.S. invasion of Panama-- E Gordon D 22 A-8-l DC- Noriega hunt would put Gls at risk in Panama. D 28 B-3-4. NoDot , DC- Drug pollcy dlr says atatee neglect role ln drug war -1990- Ja ll A 4-4 lloDot heavy drop in Metro Detrs populatlon wl I I make I t [rnpossibl for Hich to preserve lts tradltlonal 2 black congrcsslonal seats aft this yrrs census Ja 14 A lO-2 rGraves Drug Wa r - t threa tr Ja 30 A G-t+ Congres ready to battle for less defense spendlng RYAN, RICHARD: DETR0IT NEWS trRITER

F A-r5-r Fed judges like no-parole drug senterrces. F 5 A'l-2 Stars help Rosa Parks celebrate 77fi birthday at Kennedy Center wlth spectacular musical show. F 11 A-14-l DC- Blacks wleld clout ln corrldors of Bush adn F2343-5 Blacks wlll account for almost all of Hichrs population growth ln next 20 yrs. Mr I A-3-6 DC- District of Coh-rnbiars drive for statetrood making

DC- Former Mich Congressman Charles Diggs, convicted 72 ago in payroll padding scheme, qge 57-noilr-!,"rU run for seat in l,,tarvland leeiilature. - ]lr-16 A 2 -5 Bloomfield Hills execi Robert C Larson named to SE L ba ou t -1990- Mr 20 A-7-t DC- Census Bureau strives to make sure 1990 count is honest. W 25 A-1L-L DC- Ann Arbor rs Barbara Bryant, census bureau director, defends homeless count. l"lr 30 A 2-l D.C. - Federal government spend an average of $2,801 Per piir"" for Mlcrrf 9.3 Fi I I lon peopt" oan's il 19891-, DC- Lake Twp in Macomb County is one of the natlonrs rlch- est communities Ap 15 A-3-2 DC- Obscure fed agency the U.S. Board on Geographic ensures that identical names appear on all fed maps & cleans up racial & ethnic epithEts fron map sites- Dc- ftrvironmenr onerges as 'in' issue tf,t'3"5k: "tAp l8 B 2-t-D J= RYAIII, RICTIARD: DEIROIT NEIIS IIRITM,

Dc- G Lirhuanian econcxnisrs arMich ."rftf#i;lio rn"r, homeland Reptrblic will hold firm. Ap 25 B-4-4 Campaign to rid Det of blut of alcohol-tobacco ads on bill boants gets boost in U.S. Senate I.{y 9 A-3-5 Former mayor of Cturlotte harrey Gantt would like to take on legendary Sen. Jesse Helms- My 20 B 4-l Surrnl t schedule of events W 2l A-t-4 (First of 2 articles on stnrnit) 687. in poll urge Bush to

DC- Gorbachev as poprlar as Bush, to Det News po11 My 31 A 1-5 Baker held out the prospect of "significant and progess' on atms control at the 4-day surunit -1990- JelAl-4 Gorbachev: rWonrt begr for U.S. aid-.tlash Sununlt- 6 Gannon Je 3 A-1-5 Ihurmont, l"fl- U.S., Soviets still at odds on Gerrnan rennification. Je 3 A-t2-2 Itrurmontr- ry- fife gogs on as usual for townfolk nr. Camp David while U.S.-Soviet sunni in n*stfstd 't A-r-5 DC- Recent summit llkely to be remembered for Bush-Gorba- chev personal relatlonshlp rather than for achlgvgments Je 19 0 5-l look forward to meetins lru"ifl,otil;"n Hfi!:i:*,akers " l,landela ln Amer-ANC leader lectures Bush- He defends the use of vlolent means Je 29 E 8-l Nelson Mandela makes hls polnt: U.S. wonrt ease sanctions RYAI,I RICTIARD : DETROIT t

DC - National Brdor"ment for the Artsr existence is threat- ened in a debate over fundirg. JL ll A-Z-L DC- Sen. Carl Levin's camgraign fund totals $3 million JL 22 B-1-5 DG-Deattr penalty bill applies to everybody, but is its revival strictly politics? Jl 22 B-4-4 DG-Contraceptive research bill faces tor.gh battle JI 24 A-L-z

50, former New Hampshire Srrpreme Court justice, norninated by Bush for position on divided U.S. Supreme Court, repla cing retiring William Brennan, 84. -1990- JL 25 A-6-1 DC; Mictrrs Republican tlitmust-senatorial candidates, Schuette & Durant, di'ffer on test for U.S.'supreme Court norninee Da\.id Souter in abortion issue JL 26 A 3-2 DC - Minorities angry over nomination of David H. Souter to Supreme Court. Ag 1 A 2-5 DC - Energy tax may be part of plan to reduce deflclt. Aglc3-4 DC - John Dingell blamed for the delay ln the clean air bi il. Ag3A1-5 DG - Higlrer oil prices could ttrmble the nation into a wor recession. & Gannon Ag 8 c-1-6 Horne sales in Mich stall but prices increase.-t Bratt As9A4-1 DC Troops prepared for Iraq , masks rive sul RYAIil, RICIIARD s DEIROIT NEhIS I4IRIIER 990 DC - Marion Barry apologized for his cordrrct but critized the federal govei'rrnLnt for Eampling on Xnt",7iyi| 6isrrts. D.C.-Post-census survey seeks to determine undercount Ag 19 A 3-z Rep William Broomfleld maklng waves, to swamp and slnk 120 tJl'lll-vlntage cargo shlps that the Defense Dept sald are vltal to natlonal securlty-Va. s6,A3-2 OC-New Al r Force One a fl Ta Maha I Camp Spr ngs MD.-Ex lawmaker, Charles Dlggs lets go of the past-hopes for a second chance in a di fferent state s12Al-2 Bush pledged to deep troops in Hiddle East as long as needed to drive Husseinrl raqi army out of Kuwal t r . -1990- s13A3-2 Sharon Pratt Dixon, Democratic nqninee for D.C. mayor, receives numy accolades-Ryan s15A3-3 Spencer Abralram is Republic party chairman in Mich., md also deputy chief of staff to Quayle-Ryan I.IASH DC s 18 A 2-1 Air Force Gen. Mictrael Dugan was fired 9/L7 by Defense Sec., Dick Cheney-Ryan S 27 A-L-z continuesr will fe91- it DC-If h-rdget deadlock You o3c2-3 Blanchard urged Bush to drlve down qasol ine prlces by relea sing enouqh oll from the natlonrs s trategic reserve to cal panic buylng on world oil markets 0 5 A-8-1 over Mictt RYAIiI, RICIIARD A.: DEIROIT NEI{S I,IRITB' r 990

DC- Tourists angry over closing of DC attractions, parks in hxlget disptrte. O 12 A 5-3 Port Huron buslnessmanrJlm Dlngeman hopes to defeat Davld BOnlor by capltallzlng on votersr anger at a Congress that canrt seem to get anythlng done lately- O 17 A l'2 Bushrs likely veto of citil rlghts bill could hurt his support among blacks o 23 A l-5 WASH DC-Senate rlll try to overrlde clvll rl ghts btll

Uash DG-Sone Republlcan candldates lukerarm to Bush but he brlngs ln money yhen canpalgnlng for them; Vernont E other states clted-Ryan -1990- O 29 A=L4 DC- Re-p. Guy Vander Jagt says 101st Congress was 'worth- less''now being held fo tdrichly desdvea ridicule. o 29 A-3-6 DC- 3 Black @P candidates--Gantt, Blackwell & Eranks-- hope to make history by being elected to Senate, House. N2A3-4 Rep Don Sundquist R-Tenn wants to replace Guy Vander Jagt as head of House Natlonal Rep Campalgn Corm N4A3-2 Rep Strategists declsion about 1990 campaigns lhat seemed sound ldea bef the budget battle,tax lncreasesrpeislanGulf crislsrpresidential popularl ty slump N 4 A l4-5 Hajorlty of Mich voters think Congress and the Pres blund- Uv'approvin!, tax increase to reduce fed budget deflc- "i6aI t.The put most of the blame on Congress-8clements RYAN. RI CHA iD A: 0ETR0lT NEI{S I{RITER r 990 Two-thlrds of voters say theyrll reject Sen Donald Reigle in '94, poll finds- E Clements N 7 E-3-4 DC- @P elated as Gorur picks first black Republican for U.S. House in more than half century: Gary Franks, DC- N 8 A-1-3 Both parties paid as recession & taxes worried voters. N 8 4-14-3 Guy Vander Jagt talks confidently about his seats & own surprls narrow victory N 9 A-6-1 DC- Pres Bushrs decision to send more military personnel to Gulf makes desert war almost inevitable.--&Peterson -1990- N 14 A-2-1 DC- r&i te House rejects calls by 2 key larunakers for emergency session of Gongress to vote wtrether Bush be authorized to declare war on Iraq. N 18 A 7 t DC- Drnrg czar [frn. Bennett says drug war should be shifted to cities N 23 A-1-2 DC- More and more U.S. soldiers refuse to fight N27 A3-5 DC-Congress klcks off a series of hearlngs over the next 2 weeks lnto hls Perslan Gulf policies N 28 A 3-3 DC-Barbar-Rose Colllns learned on her first dav on Capltol Hill Is to hlre experienced congresslonal staffers N29Al-5 DC-lf US goes to war ln the t{iddle East, the casualtv toll among black lmericans would be high RYAl,l, RICHARD A: DETR0IT NEUrS h,R|TER

DC-GOP race btw Guv Vander Jagt and Donald Sundqlst, camp- aions for party leadershlp Jobs is not polite D 4 A-15-1 DC- Guy Vander Jqgt keeps NRCG chaimanship D t 4 E I _2 Pres Bush presented Cadi I lac Gen l,lanaqer, John Gretten- berger the l,lalcolm Baldrige award for qualltv, lG A 4-l Pollster,Robert Teeter has Bushrs ear lf not the publicrs ear.He uses information dlscussed to advise Bush s trhitehou se strategists. He went unrecoqnlzed in AnnArbor A -5 Educatlon Dept backed away from total ban on flnancial ald tarqeted for minorl ties.Col lecres 6 Unlv wl I I be al lowed to ,r"id ,"holarshlps based solely on race as long as Fed fund ,r",rot used -1990- D 20 A-3-5 DC- Official rtrtro set off furor over race-based sctrolar- qhipgr- Mic[uel tr7illiams, refused to appear at congresslonal hearlng wtrere his resignation was denanded 027 At-6 l,ltch wlll lose 2 seats in House aft its pop grew only a meager 66,706 in last decade accordlnq to U.S. Census -199r- Ja5At2-2 washlngton-lO2nd congress Denocrats plan to introduoe r€solu. requlrtng Bush to g€t congress. approval before launchlng mllltary actlon-Ryan Ja 11 A-5-1 DC- rdovest American I?aditionalrhawksrt in Jersish conrmrnity turn into ask Bush Eo make certain Iraqrs military is destroyed as well as being evicted frqn Kuruait. Ja 13 A-1-6 DC- Enotional debate on giving Bush war lacked RYAIiI, RICIIARD A.: DEIROIT NEIilS I.IRIIER Ja 13 A-2-t DC- Nerrr gw tsrgler nameds former lgt director as direc Gerald,Mi1ler director of DSS. Ja 13 A-L2-4 DC- Candlelight vigils planned in DG, other U.S. cities on eve of deadline for iraq to leave Krnsait Ja t7 A e..5 DC'Pres. Bush slgned combat dlrectlve Ja 20 A7-5 DC-Fltng school teacher Dlck Broun reRt to llashlRgton to protest the Per- slan Gulf rar Ja 23 arres with 60 other members Pax ti in front of I{hite House wtren they knelt & refused police orrler to get up. -L99t- Ja 24 A-6-1 DC- Fearful Capitol police urge Corgress to increase secur ity after Wtrite House'ca11ed No. 1 terrorist target in U.S Ja 27 A-4-t DC- U.S. bills al1ies for serrrices rendered in Gulf war Ja 27 A-4-L tchancet DC- Middle East has for lasting Peace after war Ja 29 A l'2 DC - Bush's annual state of the unlon address sees the tiqhtest securlty in mtnv vears. Ja 30 A 1-5 OC - tn tuis State of the Union Address, Bush said that we will succed in the guIf. F 1 A 1-3 DC - War over women in cqnbat rages on the home front. FtA6-2 E-thics panel split over the Keating 5, that it may not be able to act. - & Clements RYAIII' RICIIARD: DEIROIT NE[,[S I,lRIIm, ta E 5 A-4-2 DC- Bushts increase for Great Iakes cleanup r,vould cut state programs for poor & unemployed. F 6 A 4-4 Spencer Abraham siilected to.be co-chairman of the Natlonal Republlcan Congresslonal Comm. F 10 A-3-4 Norfo1k, Va- Desert Storm blows away city merctrants at hqne of worldrs largest narral base F 17 A-3-1 DC- Leaders of Americars anti-war movement using r60s style Lessons to plan spring campaign. F t9 A 3-l I For vlsl tors to Vletnam llar Memorlal ln t{ash. I t was a qrlm day. Thy're hoplnq the Perslan Gulf lsn't ther.iri-f VICTORY-Cease-Flre; lraq accepts Ul,l terms, later tells its troops to stop flghtlng Bush sets peace agenda-6 Gannon Dc- rs.lpeace' onty a 1u11 ;l'ffi.* e".tt ir3;3-lt to use victolv *.["'jt;:-steP to EBET?t'Eia |1;:rli5s DC- Michrs Rep. Ford in control of congressional labor legislation; plans most controversial pro-union bill in years ltr7A20-4 HapPy,chantlng,cheerlng,flag wavlng Rep 6 Dem rcelebrate Pres Bushrs,najlonts achlevement of wlnnlnq the Perslan Gul war. l1r7C9-2 Labor leaders a Bush Admln clashed over leqls that would outlaw management from hlrlnq permanent replacemen-t for employees oi legal strikes Mr I A l-l Rep Davld Camprs 2 sults,3 tles dazzle D.C. Named as I of Cabltol l.llll'i lO Uest diessed lawmakers Mr ll A l-4 Melis Rathbun-Nealy I of 2l ,former POl.l who arrlve at And ra994 Mr 12 A -l M6llssa Rathbun-Nealy. other captlves may get Purple Heart Mr 13 A 4-l I Arab-Amers 6 Afrlcan-Amers must strlve to resolve confl lct F- c^6pe.Eate econornlcally E felltrleally for muEual ber€fl-c; says Albert Mokhlber 116 19 A-3-4 DC- Senate hearing seeks ways to save black males Mr 2l A 3-4 U.S. will widen pollce probe ln Los Anqeles l4r 22 A 6 gan ran nU r rrPes Mr 31 A-8-1

more -1991- AP 2t B l-2 DC - House lNterlor and lnsular Affalrs Corrrnl ttee wl I I hold a publlc hearlng on 2 proposalsl one to erect a rnem- orlal honorinq the lndlans kllled ln the 1875 battle and the other to wipe Custerts hame from the park site by cal I lng I t Li ttle Blghorn l.latlonal Battlef leld Park. Ap 29 A 3-6 DC Ex-senator , Paul Tsongas hrill announce his tial cardidacy for '92. Hy 5 A. 3- 2 DC-Robert llosbacher to announce census adjustment declslon Julylt': Det has $500 ml I I lon at stake Hy 6, A 1.2 DC-Bushl }tR?f;er "' debate over Dan Quayle My 7, A-4-5 gg=$1455 would have been UofM hosp blll for Pres Bush RYAN RICHARD A. : DETROIT NEUS trR|TER 1994 DC-Barbara-Rose Colllns fllp-ft6prs onBrady blll vote-twl My 12, B,-l-2 DC-Freshman Barbara-RoseCol llns learns lessons early l.n career wl4A1-5

crttol FEAgEan to saf€ld irrrcity nei$ms- & I{i11irB l,t A-L-z FfU Air Fme n-rerCrla Iaraster2 l€ftoe pills casd lot of sert to priur fc 5 nrntls WO, A-3-1 mdar4e limit in civil rigts hilt fuds cbjecticrs flun 4 hrnEn h2 A H U.S._$,fe HagrarF Studcrn bet Rep Bs taade ad V.pres Dat qaa}de' tarlers pael rotes to kilI +rce-staticn -lL S n 1{- Dfute m civil ridhts, fte the rejetd b& Pr€s B.drrs hill td j6 disrimiraticn & a nre UbffiI rElsure hld b/ bl"rk & rorsr lar rrdffi Je6A1-4 It-Ee Dils lo*irg to tle Selate for civil ridts hill det can win hes egpruaal.ltE thrse passd je'di.wimimticn tdll27$158 8rh graders rank 16rh among 37 smres{fri7a +,er- Leries ma th tests ,rfiidt disclose(r low overall perforrnances nari Je 72, '>14 talcs tirrE cn H< refmn bi.ll dages, nn tlsn Je16A$4 Ssr Oales Rd$ ad Gc / Dculgas l^Iildtr ae iraplrd in an cn goirg Wt tlat ooid tltetm both of tlcir caers Je 30. B 5 I DC-GOP packs dlstrlcts wl th blacks, ttisO3ltfl O-r_, DC-SlsterAquln Donnel lan-nun recal ls Sup.Ct.nomlnee,Cla Thomas as smart E determlned Jl 3, A-4-l DC-Pro-cholcers fear Clarence Thomasr falth wlll lnfluence hls abortlon stance lnUS Sup.Ct. Jt 10 A 3-1 rdhictr would allow attorneys to use statistics to dernonstrate a significant disparity between death sentences of wtrites and rninorities. Jl 12, A-3-2 DC-Rep Davld Bonior elect ed House whlp -1991- Jl 12, A--8-lD DC-plan would let qovt agencies charge for informatlon, add oovt trovaltvt charoe Jl I , A-3-2 DC-Federil job progrbm acctiied of dlscrimina t lon JI I 8 . E-1-2 DC-House passed labor-backed bill barrlng emp I oyers from hiring permanent replacement workers for strlklng employees . Jl 23 8-6-r DC-Ukraine natlonalist,Yuiy Shukhevych seeks US support for independence Jl 26, A'3-2 DC-Royal Oak Ml family of Martin Hassucci shot down In '65.

stlll has hopes after MIA photos seen : RYAI{ RICIIARD: DEIROIT NEIdS WRITB, 1 I As A 5-6 DC- Dem hopes to recapture I,lhite House next yr have been weakened by Rus sI.an colrP that topped Gorbachev A'g 22 A-2-3 DC- Baltics see greater hope for freedom. Arg 23 A-3-1 DC- Soviet armed forces' disorder during corrp indicated decline A,e 25 A-L?-L DC- Gorbactrev ni1l join Mideast peace talks to prove hers sti1l a world leader thotg[r politically weakened. 29 A-3-2 e erQec a year s1 t DC- Consumer advocate Ralph Nader considering new Dc{#lf"t%#H'fl"8"1T"ti3"'iofl"t!"r"rysr9&"A-s-2 , )C-New House *riprDavid Bonior to seek new tax cuts s t2, A-9-2 DC-Po1I shows African-Americans favor Clarencelltprnas even leaders dontt s 15, A-3-2 DC-Rep Barbara-Rose Collins has bumpy ride ].n welcome to DC lus trouble adjus ting s 18.A-4-3 DC-resurgent sea larnpreys rnake for uely evidefrce at s 20rA-3-6 DC-Jotm @nyers says feds lead stampede out of Det ' s 29Bt-! Dc-Confused identities and mistaken entries aie so comron that the Frc now recelve more cornplain t about credi t more than about car dealers o2, A-8-1 DC-Carll"e\rirf. Donald Riegle, trying to make decision on how they vote for sup cr noml.nee Clarence Itromas 0 6 , A-1-3 calling for erd to DC-2 senarors reconsider supporr of US 3r3:rt:l;*,n." Clarencc Thomas,Scn.Arlen Spccter to ask for delay 0 9, A-l-5 DC-sen.postponed vote on conflrmation of Sup.Ct.nominee Clarence Thomas for wcck 0 9, A-6-l DC-senators Carl Levin 6 Donald Rlegle join doubters of Calrence Thomas quallflcatlons for US Sup.Ct.justlce Dc-Findtnq sotutlons as rt"rtm r,"r.,r"9rl?l ll3-1"'..r.",' 6 wrys to flght harcssment I lsted 0 ll, A-l-4 DC-Heerlngs-Clarence Thomas denies al legations,suffered lmmensely from Anita HlII 's conrncnts 0 13, A-l-5 0€-sup.Ct.nomineeClarenceThomas stys would prefer assassin bullet to this klnd o f livlng hell

RYAIiI, RICHARD A: DEI NEI{S I4IRITB ta994 N11 A -I Celebrities are beconirrg more irnzolved in political spec- trtrn.They star in D.C. hearings N 15 A 4-2 Sander Levin urges ban on semiautornatic weapons N17B1-5 Last weekrs shooting spree by fired postal employee fipr;ns Mcilvane was example of how workplace stress may effect tm- stable peoplersuch violence is on the rise- & plice N 20 P-1-6 DC- to play with Red t'Iings in Canada N 24 A-3-5 DC- l,loliren candidates lirre trp for seats in rout-of-sfepr senate N 27 A-3-1 Micn mernbers of congress keeping weight under control. , [IilI Israelrs absence at talks hurt its tu1age-DC D 5, A-1-2 DC-David Duke to bring presidential campaign to Mich. D 7L DC-Pres Geo Bush considers Peter Secchia for post D 13, A-3-1 DG-5 formers hostages SPres.Geo.Bush light nationalChris tree D 12 -L992 Ja 3 E 1-4 Kelloggrs bid to have its Raison Brarl cerea-l ine,l. in a Fed food pioeram reiected ja 6 A 1-4 Amer duto- indusdry can only be saved by quickrcooperative actions by their automakers Ja 9 A 1-4 Bush's lates health scarerrenews questions about his frent- ticrgo-go style at the start of his campaign for a 2nd term Ja9B4-1 .Ex-Mictriganians in Wash D.C. rooting for Det Lions RYAI{ RICIIARD A: DEIROIT NEIdS LIRIlm, ta992

Members of congress tnnlrau>y with the tr"J3 }9r:i*t neqori ated in Tokyo 5y Bushrrcill'pres for Legis maildating a UIS.- Japan trade balarrce within 5yrs Ja 15, A-3-1 DoverrNH-Pres.Geo.Bush team picks N.H.residents to help create PR perfect campaignn trip Ja 13, A-4-t DC-In WashingtonrDet.Lions faithful pay price for backing boasts rvith bucks Ja 16, A=3-5 RochesterrNH-Pres.Geo.Bush concedes US economy in free falI Ja 15, E-1-6 Geo.Bush efforts to go to bat for J_apan_tpde trip Ja'198in ]-2 Dems battle for spotlig[rt in NerdlarupshiE€ro to p, S-en Tom Harkin of lowa.is nmnins for PreE*aS'fiUAi3f ,.t o fears his Democratic Ptrty is reEreating frcm iEs-ioots--- -L992 Ja 22 A 1-1 U.S. Supremc Court decision to decide Penn abortion case is certain to make issue a focal point of this yrts pres campaign Ja 23 A 3-1 Pro-clroice demonstrators gather in D.C. while anti protesters frqn Mich ,march to overturn g1'd:i-s$t' DC-TonySnowrPres.Geo.Bush speectr writerrworks on State of Union address of Pres. Ja 28, A-1-5 DC-Redistricting to force Sander LevinrDernis Hertel to run against one another this year Ja 29, A-1-4 DC-Prse.Geo.Bush & Cong.State of Union addressrhas hard-t program to be OKd by l.{arctr 20 Ja 30, E-t-z I"Tx[:;::':T';'-Ti:#:1'ffi8:l:[:]HffiH', Action Program(CAP) conf in D.C. to make a clean break. re-election bid official F13A3-1 New Hampshire r+onrt be a snap for Bush-Many are ready to send a message by not rroting for him ---1992--' F1 , A-3'2 Nashua,NH-Backers say Pres.Geo,. Bus h could take hit ln NH pres . pr Ima ry F 17, A-5-l Hanchester,NH-Messengers wory Pres .Geo.Bush campalgnras Pat Buchanan supporters dlspleased wl th US economy F 17 ' A-6-tl Nashua,NH-Ex-Detroi ter, J lm Lennane GOP pres.nomlnation chal I enge F lg, A_E_z Nashua,NH-Pres.Geo.Bush goes on pffenslve after Pat Bucha has strong showlng ln NH prlmary,to battle ln South F 20, A-8-l Bedford . NH-Pa t Buchanan se ys he' I I tack!-e teq. Bush on iacial (uotai F 25,^P-res.. A-3-1 DC-3rd of 5 reports as candidates disagree on defense cuts F 25, A-6-6 DC-Political as Pres.Geo.Bush *tr for t Etl RYAT{ RICIIARD A.: DEIROIT NEilS I{RITER, 1992 , r€=-Dqns close on social i.ssues Mr 4, A-4-4 DC-[rarch 17 Mich.primary could be pnirrctal one for both parties Mr 5, A-6-1 DC-Mictr.delegatior can't decide in Da'n. pres.candidates in primary Mr 6, A-5-4 says prblic wants hear.th *roil#, ?*H1le* Tgroo, DC-BiII Clinton gets head start in lll.pres.canrpaigning pt 15, B-1-3 , on Paul Tsongas Mr 16, A-L-4 poIl finds allegatims rpast illness dontt rrcters In &

RYAII RICHARD : DEIROII NEI{S m,flER 992

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Rep,IilliamBroomfield to retire.Gitirg fnrstration over gridlock in Congress-& Clements Ap 23 A L4-1 WmBroqnfield annourced his retirement.He is one of tlre nrost decentrconsiderate man ltro had ever senred in Congress. w 10, B-t-z Arlirgton, Va-Tao aUartg Do. rworks hard ,owns Perfect Cleanens 1n DC ar@,has 4,000 businesses l0 10, B-L-2 q.rbans Ortlook on Koreans , ,Chaldean Vietnamese of US classrnorking success-& IGtz W L2, A-1-6 Dc-Prs.Geo.BushrDans.clos on plan to revitalize cities ln riot torn area My t7, B-L-z Ba1 Zones in IA riots focus on tan RYAI,I RIC[IARD A.: NH{S titRllm 1992

DC-Bishop lhqnas GnrbletonrDet.wants Peace for ers r+ho oppsoe war DC-tlorld Leaders not Iikely to agree for presenring earthrs enr/irormdt Intenrien with Kent Jeffreys & Cliff t lty 29 , A-3-5 DC-EtsI joins ln searc,tr for 2 teens suspected of Bob Traxler as he left hotel near Capitol l,ly , 5 I'fi.ch. Congressmen resigned, gitre gloory view of , I.Iolpe--& Garmon Je 4, B-1-5 DC-Mictr.congressmen rejects bid by Gov.John figler & t'{ayor Goleman Youtg to make Det.site of nen Defense Dept. -L992 Je7 A2-4 Ca-Rep Mark Siljander is tryirg . **r5:"l"X.l_t*"*.0

Pres Bushrs job approval rating among Mich voters has dropp ed of 4T/"rthe Lowest of his presidemcy Je 9 A 3-1 Despite widespread reports of dee-seated angerrfnrstration with Congressrnearly half of Mictr voters willing to re-elec their representative Je 10 A 6-1 RepBobllraxler says his violent attack hasnrt been easy pttysically or mentallyrand has made him more fearful Je L7, E-3-1 lE-Sen.bill to ban striker replacement staLls, to be rein-

tance Jl 10 A 1-4 Washlngton-Wlth Gore ae VP candldate, Cllnton hopes to break nenultifTJ5rslrl3kjl the south. Jl 10 A 1-2 no dor Wash-Gore/w1ll challenge Repub grlp on Southern elec.votes & shore up Gllntonfb'labk of t{ashlogton experlence. JL L2, B-1-1 Passing of baton to new generatiqr of cardidates confronts some obsenrens rcith age-old pnoblem J1 L4,A-9-3 liff-Dern. ,Barbara Jondan, cardidates for Sen a Corw. crap stroott M-Mario c.crno address gives Bill crinrjl l3t#3#* * pollq Jt 15, A-1-5 NoDot tlY-Officially beame Dar.pres.ncrninee , A-1 1 I{Y-Bi11 CLinton & A1 Gore Sains confidgerif PS:3r"".nod ilt$S.8ffi'rer/in probes irunate ,Brett Kimberlin tale of ing Dan Quayle drugs JL 26. C-7-4 DG-Barbara-Rose Collirg gives herself 'At rbuf ter consti= tuenrs uilI grade her performance i, AgAg ZW:_W_, DC-2 rzotersrRob Nelson & Jon Cormnrtell Lawnakers to Lead learrersign pledge to cut deficit & step aside as leaders AB 6, A-3-2 DC-Rep.Gry VanderJagt shockedrunsure about his fuhrre Ag 9, A-1"4 RYAIiI, RICTTARD A.: DEIROIT NEIilS IIRIIB Aew 1992 DC-Political windfallras Pres.Geo.Bush enters storm tom area of Miamirwhere Hurricane Andrsr hitrto help othersr& self Ag 30 A 3-2 l'lashirgton-Negative ads precede Clinton in campaign across America, courtesy of Repub. party- S 01 A 7-1 Washington-Clinton's ad on su@ess in Arkansas bashed by Bush team S 02 A 3-5 Pres.Bushrs continued stalling on schedule for pres.debates at Mictr State. may cause cancellation S 04 A 2-4 -L992 Sl_3A3-2 Inland Fisher Guide pLant does not agree with Bush on trade agreement nith Mexico S 16 a 3-1 Union leaderrMoeBiller r*ants irnrestigotion of U.S.Postal Senrice to avert tragedies like the Royal Oak shooting s17A3-1 Bush and family leave bill looks like hers playing politics s21 {3-I- Attendance drops for 2 retiring c,ongressmenrBob Traxler & [Iil1iam Broomfield S 23 A 3-1 Anticipating increase in ntmber of blacks elected CongressionalBlaclCaucus hosted arnnral conference s 24 -E 2-L RorCareyrTeamsterLnionPres said Bush reneged on promlse to loosen govt controls over the union s27A1-3 Bush told Metro Detroiters that Clintorr is a lousy govenor x-ngome workers RYAN. RICHARD A DEIROIT I,R.ITm. 1992

Tom Rowett feels that Pres needs *or# ?3*.'rlrn wittrlrrith train tour throrrgh MIch and Ohio S 28 A 4-3 NoDot Ohio nran, a Bill Clinton srrpporter dropped his trousers & mooned the Pres while on lillistle-stop tor:r 01A3-5 Top officials of BushrClirlton to meet to reach agreernent debates bet contenders O4 AL-4 DC - Det News polI shows 0 B 1-3 , Ohio Bush trails CLinton x.n Ohio because nEny rnale rrcters are wonied about the €lOnOm].Cg. ot2A7-L fush fails to rdn ground after 1st debate; - -t992- O13A3-2 Bush plans to dr-nrp his econcxnic team if he r+ins. o15A1-3 DC - Bush plans to turn up ttre fire in tonightrs debate. o16A8-5 Rictunord, VA - Cardidates ready themselves for the finale debate. 0 16 A 1-1 no dot Rictrnond VA - Debaters format puts a danper on fireworks ocpected at debate. O 18 A 1-4 Dc - Midrigan mi$ht, back their first Donocratic presidential candidate since '68. O 20 A L-2 East Iansing - Btrsh starts train tor.ur of 3 states. 3-1 DC - Rep PauI Henry has brain tr-unor re$vaa.A o 23 A Lz-L Henry doing fine after surgery. RYAtl, RICIIARD,A: DEIROIT NETIS IIRIIER {992 o25A1-5 Pres Bush to address the International Assoc of Chiefs of Police at Conf in Cobo Crrt O 26 A 3-5 Spoke to Internatiorral Assoc of Chiefs of Police in o28A3-4 Bush scheduled to arrive for 13th visit to Mictr this yr. & spend day canrpaigning in ttdacornbCotmtyrGrRapids 030A3-2 Pres Bush througlr Mich from Souttrgate to Grand Rapids 11nton has ne1ther character rlor

Oshkosh , Wis - hrsh on -4 Americans have voted to npke a new begiming. DC N4S3-1 DC - Bush should have capitalized on his Gtrlf victory. DG - Plans for hlshrs futrre are mtrkv. ' N 8, A-3-2 DC-leaders scramble for prime offices N 11, A-z-t DC-l'lornen senators get restroon N 19 A l1-1 Henry Saad rrorninated by Pres Bush to a seat on Fed Dist Court i-n Det. Wtren Bush lost pres election. Saad lost, too. D2BL-2 Det loses bid for Dept of Defense facility in Hudsons bldg. Saginawa finalist D 3A2-4 Congressman Joe Knollenberg get lesson in ethig,s D 10 A 14-1 Hundreds of views faxed, telephoned CNN for covering the Sornalia Landing D 17 A 18-1 Justice Dept approved investigation of a trandful of curren & former members of Corgress for criminal violations irr RYAI.I. RICI{ARD A: DEIROIT NEI^IS I,ilRIlER 1992 D 18 E2:- Animal rights group, PETA) to protest at Det auto shortr, NorthAmerlnternationalAutoShow for GM use of animals in tests D20Bt-2 DC - Clinton niIl face troubles around the rtorld dren he €xrsunes office. D 22 A t-t DC - Inaugural Connemoratives Inc opened jrrst in tinre for the holiday shopping ntsh. D 23 A 3-5 DC - Clinton plans on fillirg his Last 4 appointments. D29A3-1 aeainst Americans, D 3L A 2-t N - et least I,OOO MI guests are expected at inarrgural events. -1993- Ja3B1-2 Intenrien rcith Derek Buurney. Ja 6 A 1-1 tDC - CheLsea Clinton to attend Sidnell Fliends Sctrool. Ja 13 A 4-5 About 21000 Mich folks on their rday to llash for Clintonrs irraugurationrocpect rd carpet treatment Ja 15 A 3-1 Haiti-Glintorr reneged on campaign prornise to grant temp Iun to Haitian refugeesrboat people.Called a liar. ' Ja17Al-1 Haiti-Despite r*rat Clinton saidrHaitians tboat peoplert nill try to reach America Ja 20 A 5-1 GeorgeBuslt and his aides, including Sean Walstrrassist Press Sec say their goodbyes. Ja 2L A 7-2 Democrats celebrate inar:gural ballsrDancingrmrsic for Michr political elite- & Parker Ja 26 A 1-1 Blacks are urged by NationalU rbanleaguePresJohnJacobs to vl.sron A: DEIROIT NEI.IS WRIIB, I 3-1 First lady wants to knotm as Hil.Lary Rodtrarn c?ifrL* Ja 28 A 2-L Strobe Talbott for post of ambassador-at-large and special advisor to Sec of Statellarrenctrristoptrer on Russiarsoviet Reptblics Ja 29 A 4-1 Mictr Republican laumakers oppose Clintonrs plant to end agst gays in militaryrDemocrats remain silent. I{aeh DC- F 01 A 3_1 Day 12 of presldentlal terim- For US., no-manrs land where 400 Paleetinlans trapped ls F05A3-1 or Presl.denrial Klldee repreaen Y::ttf^|9rarge grouP term-Rep.Dale that oppose North Aner.Free Trade Agreement -1993- F9A3-1 must inclule a military optip for H;!]*ton r!"tss"_f,lan Clinton unusually slow in filLing agency appts- Washington-Ross Perot on ABC' s Nightline E"t%fl.32;3 Clintonrs econornic proposal F 18 A 13-1 llashington-3 MacornbCty.'heagan Derpcrats willing to "bite the bullet", to get deficit down F 19 A 3-5 Washington-Clinton to appear with cttildren on ABC special Sat.am with Peter Jenningsrfrqn [ltrite House- F24A3-L DC - Clinton and Prime Ministen Jolrn l'lajor meet for the first time to try to revive the relationship that has ex- isted between tlre two nations . F25E3-1 DC - U.S: .officials doubt if I'fulroneyrs resignation will RYAI{, RICIIARD At DEIROIT NH{S WRIIER r993 Mr 05 E 2-5 Wash-Sander Levin and 9 other mbrs.Congress to make srr- prise visit today to Mexican factories in connec./MFTA WTBL-4 m - UN needs to_cut its staff, re\rarrp its hxlget and create a strike force arconding to experts. Mr8A8-1 DC - Ann Stock takes care of the social gatlrerings-l.h for the Glintons. 10 A-3-2 DC - Itrousards have taken Clinton up on his offer to call tha tJlrifa flnrrea hrrtllnaa ta rn{a^ }L^i- ^-r-{^-. * i,,- lrovements. 11 A 3-3 Clintonrs goals for Bosnia. ttr L2 E 1-5 DC - Gongressional rnembers warn that the MEIA is docnred tmless U.S. jobs raontt be lost. -1993- Mr 16 A 10-2 lAlil Pres.Owen Bieber',iows vigorrous ffuht againstMElA Mr L8 C L-2 Former HIB & CIA Dir.Willima Webster to telp @t probe charges cdrpany employees shredded docment-s queitionine trsilencedt'consehrativegglqty of-^ truck fuel tanks-Sedgwick/tryan Mr'19 A 3-1' groups ifan to take aim at presi- dentts proposals in adsriewsietlers- Mr 22A 3-5 Joan lange-Miller is sourenir seller in Washington and business is good sirrce Clinton Adm l4r 25 A 3-3 Pres Clinton to choose lst Supreme Court appointment Mr 28 A 3-1 On eve of hearings abouthqnosexuals in Army, ttJefft', dis- charged Army gay, teLls of policyrs cost Mr 30 A 3-5 ,of= RYAI{, RICHARD A. s DEIROIT NEI.IS I,IRIIIR r993 Ap 01 A 3-I- Wash-Sttrdy,.shows over 801000 Amer.jobs have relocated to Mexico in last 10 yrs

RYAN- RTCI{ARD A : DEIROTT NFI^7S [,7RrtTR 1993 Ap5A5-L tr'Jhite House voltmteers like Chris Busclr like the jobsrbut !F p?y'r !ou!y Ap 16 A 5--1 E - Rep. Paul Henry plans on retuining to Capitol Flill. Ap 18 A 5-1 Critics say PresClinton dragging his feet ih war on drtrgs Ap 20 A 12-lD PresClinton dealing rsith foreign policy issues.Les Aspin paints grim pictr:re of U.S. foreign policy ooptions AD 23 A 2-L Paanla nrurrnarino r.aaiql {ntaar^i{a- 'i- ^-^J €ama. |.^ r..r. -1993- I.{y 5 A 5-5

SenSanfftrnn opposes PresClinton s plan to 1ift the ban on gays in the military.Led tour to reporters My L4 E 3 Miclt congressmen joined 2L congressnen in formirg coali tionwtpse prrpose is to defeat the MFTA lg 16, A-9-1 DC-T housands qrge.afd for Muslfuns 1n Bosnla Myl9rA-2-l DC-r.lvonla acEavaaE Elalne Donnelly fights co keep ntll RYAIil, RICIIARD A: DEIROIT NEI.IS IIRIIER

West Point. l{Y-Cadet savs when ted tr'les t Pont should deal with the oP€n sea. avoided military serxrice duing ttre Vietnam era l'{y 30 A 5-1 IGst Point, liff - Clinton pronises to keep the fighting "the worldrs stnongesttr. Je 2 A 5-5 DC - Ibnald Riegle in a letter to Clinton said tfiat the MEXA w111 cause an increase in dnrg trafficking. Je4AL-4 DC - Perot to crusade in MI on tlre MEf,A. Je g A 4-2 ly !o spreadrdragging the U.S. into the figlrting tnrless tiIAIO uses force Je 9 A 5:6 Black fear Loss of jobs if MEIA becornes Law -1993- Je L3 A L0-1 Union fearful that MFIA rdLL encourage an exodus of jobs in l'Gxico to fipht trade asreement Je 15 B 5-2 CarllevinrDasctrle introdrrcEd bill that requi.res U.S. to retal,itats agst trnfair trade Je L6 A 7-L NoDot Mictr lar*nakers make final pitctr to save K.I.Sar+yer Air Force Base in Marquetterligistics cnt in Battlecreek Je 18 A 5-L Itre Amer Security CourcilrCtrristianAction Network launched TV campaigns in support of ban on hcrnosextrals in military Je 27 A 4-5 Ljubica AcevskarMacedonian rep.in DCrhopes US recognition to corne wlJS troops there- Je 27 B 7-lN Mayor of DubrovnikrCroatia intenriewed wtrile in Wash by Rvin J16A8-1 ColinPowellrs support is critical to lifting ban on gays RYAI{ 1993 wash-EVen if MEIA doesn'ir rake effect,ffi fil"ilrl* .*- panies plan to orPand operations to Mexicq 2g A 5_l Mich Dem lawnakers are leading campaign to derail Presclin tonrs plan to prrsh the MEIA Etrrou[tr dongress this yr. Ag 01 c 1-2 flep.Paul Eenry dled of braln cancer Sat.it G.Raplds home; trlbutes pour ln;he was 51 Ag 05 A 2-L Wash-Ctrrls topher Wescott, f ourder lNdivldual Rights Assoc.,

Ag 05 A 5-1 Wash-Congress begLns hearlngs to f.ocus on poetal.vlolence Barbara- Rose Co lllnschairs postal oPera ;:"o;"?H$tr'"- lnc1 &Leg1e & Levln Urge scrapplng of -1993- As 06 A 5-1 Barbara Rose Colllns accused postal authorltles of lgnor- lng trred flagtt about worker unrest at Dbn.PO Ag 06 E 1-1 Prlson labor has replaced htoueands of taxpayersrincludLng many from lllchrllke Ray Fountalnrsuall G.Rapids ngr. Ae9A4-2 D.C. - Detrs mayoral cardidates will go to Wastington look- ine for cenpaieil rpney. Ag 15 B 1-3 De-t.News as-ked David Shinn, state Dept.& Re.John L.Mica whether we should stay in Sonalia;they have opposing views As 18 A 2-L Wash-Mos t politicians and burearrcrats have fI-ed DC during Arg 20 A 5-6 te House aiderclrosen to shep- son of Late l"trayor Daley 1993

Clinton intends to send Congress the MFIA even an aPP- eaLs court hasntt settled suit to block the deat lre 27 A 5-6 Pat hrchananrRoss Perot join effort to defeat MEXA E6iH$"E E:irhSl+5'?B.kB8"r*t;rruEt*n#fo?-3..." s5B1-4 DG - 0rganlzed labor has set the defeat of MEIA ard will be mrc,hing in the labor trrittt a s A 5-1 DC - 45 trcc,tis yrs betrreen Israel A fte *., L2 A Lg_2 DC - Suzarure Sareini & Joel Tag'ber rdlI rdtness the signing of the agreement between Israel & PIr. -L993- S13A1-5 DC - Ihkirg the pact uork, !d11 be a diffie.uLt and darlger- ous task for Rabin & Arafat. S 14 A 1{ Glinton, Ctrristoprer, Kozyrev, Arafat & Rabin mtctr as Peres and Abbas signed the historic pact. s15A 5-1 DC - t'tr Dsnoc,rats laurch nen attack on ME[A. s16A5-4 DC - Enrirorrnental ccnrmrnity is split on ME[A. S L7 AT-2 DC - Iacocca ruay play salesman for MEIA. S ZLA 5_1 DC - A Alfred Tauhnan & Flancoise Reynolds speak at the Edrrcation'Surmi.t. S 22 A5-2 DC Richard Geflrardt announces his opposi$i2g - [o#[TA.

-1993- O3A4-5 Itbnrtreal-Nen ambassador to Canada. Blanchand is as anonv- rrcrusrasatravelinesalesnnn ' O7A8-1 E-Pres. Clinton iE set to rpet with corlgressinal leaders mid-increasingl)r strident demands frcrn larunakers to bring Anerican trootrx hqne form Sonalia O 17 A 5-1 Kitctener , 0ntario-A t first, Kim CampbeLL seemed a ing g,hange I.n Canada , nOW r.rittt a sour economy facirg the country many seek new leadership ot7 B 5-3 Moncton, New Brrunswick-Violence in US scares, appalls many Canadians 02083-1 DC-In a bid to nin the support of a few dozen congres$En for a trade pact nittrMexico, Pres. Clinton pLanned hos nearly 2@0 companies at the Wtrite House O 2L G 3_4 DC-Pres. Clinton and Rep. David Bonior argud over the ts of a trade t with Mexico RYAIII, RICtr{ARD: DEIROIT NET.IS IIRIIB,

DC-Rev. Leon Sullivan vluidly recalls the pain and stranre of being strip-searctrd at a south African- air2ort. o27A4-2 -1993- 031A12-1 Despite the wroes of Danny Rostenkowski he remains one of Wash's most powerful ard intimidatirg figres N2B5-1 Rep John D DirgelL will vote agst l{AElArhanding PresClint- on another setback in struggle to win Congress approval- & Gnrlev N07D1-1 lutomak'era see NAflIA as boon to exporte;crltlcs a' Eear w111 lead to Job l-ose-& Gruley N 09 A 5-5 Bx-}tSU presldentrCl-lfton Whargon, deputy Secretary of State lults N10A1-1 ilash-Debate -o\uer {AmA'-btnr€ore I Per-ot fa*Led--to nudge ltlch.undeclded congrees;but 577( who say lt now favor NAI'IA N 11 A 5-L [,Iash-BiryyJ u, Gorarperot debate'cllntlndebate predlcElng passase of tleme9te63sfi3$ now RYAI{, RICHARD: DEIROIT NEIS I'Rmm I

DC-An estimated 40 to 50 rngnbers of congress rsnain ed on MEf,A vote N 15.1 A 5-6 DG-Datre Camp will rrcte to appro\re the MEIA N16A6-4

needs to win House rrcte on the MEXA N 17 A 8-1 qren MEIA N18 A 1-6 DC-Pres. Glinton flies to seattle for a rcetine with Asian Leaders on trade iszues N 21 A 5-2 tfill focns on govt refotm, lobbyirg limits, & healttr car€. -1993- N28A5-1 Thanke to 3 Grand Raplds men; 3 Boenian chlldren to arrlve in MLch.for medical rreatment;rheyr"" """80?.t E_1TEaEB. I{ash-C[ntg.n. gsks U.S. firms to invest in new democratic South Africa-Ryan D 08 B 3-2D I,Iesh-Eljay Bonronrfonner Det.policernan, named director of U.S. Secret Senrice D 08 E 3-3 GATI (General Agreement on Tariffs & Trade) negotiations will ir,pact econony in U.S. & L10 other nationi D 09 A 15-L Iilash-Clinton isgned MEIA Wed;presses world trade deal (cem; 'E- D Io A 5-3 I{ash-Miclr.rgads eligibLe for nearly $89 million annr:ally in fed ftmds r993 D16A5-1 DG-Pres. Glinton sorrght to calm a jittery world starled b results in Russiars election, saying he sees no evidence a dangerous new direction in Russian policy-Ryan D 19 A 14-5 iilash-DIlch.mbrs. of congress have greater pay equlty for uale & fenale eryLoyeee than Cougreaa as whole D2LA5-1 EighJ.and Park, Saglnaw, Benton Harbor got fed gr€rots for more coPa on streets;Detrolt etll1 l.u nrnnlng D 28 A 5-5 no dot

be- 1aw -1994- Ja 02 B L-2 Wash-On lst offictal vislt to Europe thls lreekr Cllnton convlnce uatlooe hers not aegleetlng theu Ja L2 A 5-L Wash-Jln Blanchard appears to be edglog toward ruqnlng for U.$. Seaate thls yearlwlll declde eoon Ja L2 A 5-1 Wash-CLlntotr Day drop oppoeLtlon to aPPt. of speelal proee utor Ln Whltewater scendaL Ja 23 A 6-1 DG{flch Laurnakers r eturrring to tJasington agree on one thing Voters back hcrne want ttun to do scmethirg aobut tealth care Ja 25 A 5-5 Former l,lictr Gov. Blanchardrs sr-uryrise decision not to nnr the US Senate dranatically alters the political scene an --Cain , Higgins Ja 26 A 4-L DC-Pres . .Clinton will visit a G['l assembly plant IN to hig[rligfrt ;his plsr to overhaul the nationts job and tmernploynrent lnsurange system RYAII, RICHARD: DEIROII NEI{ iIRIIER 1994 Ja 28 A 5-5 DC-Ihe Clinton admin. has decide to scrap a hiring incent- ive program-rnder wtrich 211000 dtsadvantage Midr.-found wort< in 1992 r- 02 A 9-t Bal-tlmore-Archer llkes 0rlolesr home park;would favor new Tlger stadlrrrn near the Fox F 03 A L1-L I{ash-I}et.Focus:IIOPE !111L provlde model of successful tralnlng prograrn for Cllnton F 06 A I-L DC-Detrolt plcked by Cllnton as hoet for unprecedented In- I

DC-trlch. Btands to recelve $I8 mllLlon 1"0?"t.?-*ds to traln & retraln unempJ.oyed workers F I-1 A 5-I- DC-GOP makee ex-MI GOP Rep.Guy Vander Jagt change his PAC name for fund ralsl.ngrtoo slullar to NRCC F A PresClin ton will ask Congress for an overhaul of. worker trainine programst F 20 A L2-4 Former$ rat-invested bldg I.n Highland Park ts the beginning of rfiat PresClinton has ].n mind for centers-Highland Park Job Center F A 5-5 Reprblicans senators p.rsh for action on I,lttitewater PresCLinton & HiLLary F 27 B 5-L Discussed jobs conference rdth Robert B. Reictr, secretary of Iabor I,Ir Og A L-I DC-At press conferencerCllnton defends lll11ary;eaye he wontt hide aoy wrongdol.ng on Wtrltelrater !f r0O A 1-5 DC-Japan Llnltlng partlcipatlon ln world Jobs conference ln Det.next week;they dontt Llke Detroit as a slte MrOg .3fg'Cllnton plans F@us;HOPE . A 6-2 to vlsit o .Det.Dlesel when ln w thelr obt ratnlng RYAIiI, RTCIIARD : DETROIT NEWS WRITER 1991 Mr 10 A 5-5 DC-Mayor Archer eLated by Gllntonts propoeal for overhauL of uneoploymetrt aystemrm6re benefltsroore help for idled. Mr 11 A 4-5 Dc-Clinton selects FLlnt as slte for Job Corpe Center t,o trirtn low-lncome youths yr 13 A 1_6 On eve of Detrolt e'.7 Jobs sumltrCllnton announced break- through trade agreemenc w/Japan on cellular phones Mr 15 A L0-3

Demlnk pleased Mr L6 A 17-5 G-7 nlnlstera agreed creating Joba w111 be hlgh on agenda when. they meet ln Italy tn JulY -L994- tt 20 B 1-1 Gorgressional irwestigative trcarirgs are a bad idea. N.Korea,s refueal of lnapec.roo or ,."i3olorloti3.ror, ,,r." world on the alert;rnay be bulldlng nuclear arsenal Ap 24 B 2-L Geo.Romney thlnk's Nlxonrs naking weak candldaterGeo. ernrhls opponent, ln r72r1ed to hls faLL from power Lp 24 B 4-1 Connnent,s frorn polltlclans and othere about now deceased Nixon; llttle agreement Ao 24 B 5-I- DC-Nixonrs last, Mlch.trlp lras to help Republicao.James ' Sparlingrnrnnfng, for. Senate;Spar1lng Lost Ap 28 L 5-2 lxon burled ln Callfornla;reactlons of DC people to Nixonrae they remember hls pasE' mlxed-& Blvlns RYAI{, RICIIARD: DEIR0IT NEilS I,IRITER 1994 My E 2 DC-Jus tice Dept irwestigating chrgs that Det Newspaper \IIo- latirg federal antitrust laws b!, predatonr DrI-Cl.lrq Prac w Bas-I DC Glinton stands chance of losing the prblic s ln trirrt, aft latest scandal inrclving Paula l,ly 'f8"f '1-5 DC-40ttt armiversary of Brosn I1\/ Bd DC-Food contracts cost sctrooLs feds w 22rB-t-2 George Rorney qge85, reflects on his 1968 rur for presiden )c-Attanra fflit, of shannon Moserey ,an" Of6r31iil3;tr"* must give $75mlllion to the state, GM appeals DG-srare rirms hope clin;13'1;"r. d{#Ulat-1t"tu"-c Gnrley My 26, A-t7-4 DG-Detroiter Joseflr l{Artin Luttrer Gardner 24 makes FBIrs rmost wantedr list for lfurder & rape of Melissa Mclauctrlin of Wixomr, in SC in L992 W 27rA-5-2 )G-China keeps favorable trade status Je L2A 5_1 DC-No enidence of Midr workers effected by free trade ement with llixico JL L3 A 2-2 DC-Mitt Rornneyrson of George Rormrey, feels he has good chance of beating Ted Kennedy;met with reporters cisneros said ernpowe"silri:#r8!3" ffi;lyr&Ug,H*ry "=" DC-Sen.Don Riegle to open !{hitewater hearings re clinton i; 4 +a-': this week '::i " RYAN, RICEARD s DETROIT NET{S TIRITER 1991 DC-Legislation tr$es to stop phone scan artists who bilk A,mericans out of biltions of dollars annually ;rL 27 A 1-2 DC-Whitewater hearings-GOP heaps scora on narrow scope of hearinge;Dema say boring partisan exercige ;tL 29 A l-2 DC-Eouse and Senate agreed on sweeping crime billrbut Black Caucus mbrs.oppose it Ag 01 A 5-5 DC-Don Rieglers SenaEeBank.Committee will be on trial ae they hold t{tritewater hearings Ag 02 A 5-1 wan t oD canpaign contributionsrhave large war chests Ag 06 C 6-1 DC-Daniel Schorr is narator of Watergate seriesrstarting Sun.-was once on Nixonrs enemy llstrhad civil relationship in later years -L994- A9 LI A 4-4 DC-sen.carl r,evin to ask f,ed Judges to name new independent coungel to investigate WhitewaterrKenneth starr is pirtisan Ag 17 A 5-1 DC-- Gtrinton gets converts for his crime bill; sti1l needs rrK)E€o Ag 18 A 5-1 DC - Mayor Arctrer a@uses Congress of living in a rcrld ttran most Americans. s 04 B r-5 D.c.-Guantanamo Bayrcuba being inundated with restress cu- ban refugeesrcreating tenae environment S 04 B 5-1 Interview with Lane KirkIand,ApL-CIO pr3"ig"BaS-f clinton addreeses nation tonight about possible invasion of Halti;opposition mounts-E Stevens S 16 A 1-2 D.C.-Congrese is demanding clinton seek their aPproval be- 'fore ordering U.S. forces into combat- RYAN, RICEAR.D 3 DETROIT NEV{S IIRITBR 1991 s20A5-2 D.C.-Experts fear Aristide may not be.;ble to control his supportergi too much pent-up anger S 22 A 5-1 1 dot Mitt Ronney and Edward Kennedy begin struggle for Maseass. senate seat alnoEt dead even S 25 A 12-3 D.C.-Re.John Conyers rejected denande to hold hearings on natrl security interests as troopa proceed to Eaiti s29Al-1 D.C.Cancer-causing agent dumped on Det.e 238 other cities by Arny during 50s biological warfare test S 30 A I-l utl left Selfridge, sprayed over Detroit e nany other cities o02A5-1 Charlotte CourthouselVa.-Republican Oliver North and Den. Sen;Charles Robb canpaign for Senate;battle gets ugly serecred storiea rataritr"","i.3i.Lloii"." realpeople-Dickerson""-1331*c O9A5-z ", TecllGnnedy in tough race agst W.Mitt Rorrrey for U.S. Senate seat- - O9A5-3 Senate seat challenger's father George Ronney is fired up about son, W. Mitt's chances O 14 E 3-5 Contrasting views of GAf,I voiced during hearing bef Senate Comr.Widesoread di-sasresnent over oact O 26 A 4-4 Key races fiill deterri'ine wtro contr6ls the U.S. Senate, Dems or Repubs O 27 A 15-1 Reptrblicans want to control the House or Representatives, they need to pick up 40 seats Nov B N I E 3-3 WhiteHotrserleoriPanetta tried to smooth relations with GM over findiirgs on pickup trrrcLs N 3 A 5-1 @P stars balk. blrt hit canpaisn trail for Ollie North rtrnnins aest DfuChuckRobb ih SEnate race 1991 N5B1-3 w residents are disappointed hrith Gorgressr effectiveness. -&CStevens N9A10-6 Ricfmord - Cturles Robb nins election ovrer Olirrer North. N10A5-1 DC - Religiors Rigfrt & other sociaL cqrsenratives are to take credit for Reprblican victory at polls. - & C vens N20D3-1 Dispute over l{AtTA are going still on D 04 A t5_l yearaito do part time teaching at U.Michigan; e larvyer_ lobbyist DltAI5_5 clint'on planning natrl Tv address to tark about hopes and intentions for future;to sten GOp tidal wave D.c.-Lawnakers chee'.u ;ii:lln,s aeci"r3r,'ioo.iit."*"", but must be done without crippring services-aiagaroti D20A1-3 t3?'t?i"35,TYrlSHi#,BI"es[?*". in 30vrs, 3ffilt8 l:";Efl D21A1-3 Clinton scheduled to notify Archer that Det is I of 6 U.S. cities selected as a Fed empowermeut, zone-& stevens D22A9-5 Revl^iinCurningham of FocuslHOPE offers advice on spending nts {EA- & Greenwood -1995- Ja 4 A g-l House members to adopt Legis requiring them to folrow same worker protection laws-under OStiA Ja 5 A I-2 spencerAbratun celebrates aft he was sworn in as Michrs newest senator RYAN. RIG{ARD A : DETROTT NF]I^IS I,TRITER 1995 Ja 5 A 12-1 Spencer Abratram became Michfs lst Republican senator in l6yrs-&Parker Ja6ALO-2 New Republican-controlled Gongress rnay be passing a consti utional amendment requiring a balancbd budget Ja 12, A 6-3 DC-Sen Ted Kennedy warns fellow Dems nto to abandon- principles in wake of election defeats Ja 15 B 4-I Republicans are Iining uP to run for Pres t CIinton l-',ackers of lat-rate tax bulging with optir:risin F7A6-5 Republicans promise to cut more,balance budget by 2002 -1995- F L2A2-'3 Govt orders study of people ocposed to zirrc cadmiul sulfide during military bxperinents irr 1950s and 'QOg^F12A5-1 lJilberL Forrestrretired Gnr plant workerrsent PresClinton $250 to help pay Iegal bill of $I.6nd11ion and growing F19A4-5 D.C.-Clinton to meet with Canadian Prime Minister ilean Chretien in Ottawa;mostly on economic iseues;Clintonrs Pro- posed border crossing fee might come up B 23 A 6-5 ottavra-Clintoo to be gueat of Blanchards after sum0it with Chretien- F24A5-I ottavra-.tfarren ChristopherrSec'y of Staterhospitalized with ulcer in Ottawa;Clinton supports "unifl.ed" Canada 824A1-6ldot .Christopher in no danger;wiIl be at work next week RYAI{, RICIIARD: DEIROII NEWS WRfItR 1995 Mr1A5-2 Metro \t_youtlu rnay-h rdthout sumer jobs this f because of Reprblican-inspired hxlget cut

!{ayor Archer met with Gop from Mich.in o.c/l€}"$t35$, budget cutsicould be devastating to Detroihr "" rc e g_3 RepJohnDingell clebating term-limit amer*Crnent proposal Mr 17 A 8-1 Millions in farm payments for land consen/a- tion tft 26 A 5-3 Memoria I to Franklin D. Roosevelt is controversial because statues dontt show the ex-pres as disabled -I-995- Ap 12 A 1-2 iO years laterrFranklin Ddano Rooseveltre reputation lives >n.thru Social securitv,etc. Ap-shocted 12 A 6-I i.e:r50 yeais ago todaf,- Roosevelt died;it the ration Ap 19 A 1-1 Ex-Censts

U.S.Gorilrerce Dept pr'edic te(l tltat r.ptor vehicles & auto parts will increase E"/" over 5yrs Ap 20 A 6-1 lDot PresClinton Proml.ses swift certain & severe punislrrent of people iesPons ible for Oklahonra city tnrbing of Fed bldg Ap 2I A 5- 1 PresGIin ton will use Anerica s lahonra c1 ty bocrbers 'rtpre 1S RYAN, RICEARD 3 DETROIT NE!{S I|RITER 1995 My O3 A 2-3 I ,Metro Detroitere give opinion about dollar coin replac- ing St bill;Susan B.ANthony coln wasn,t accepted !{y 07 A 2-3 D.C.-Last federal execution was Victor Feguerrkidnapperr32 yrs. aso i others executea/sEeiP[88 death penalty in Okla. !,ty 21 B I-2 D.C.-Buet of Agnew to unveiled by Senate to join thoee of other past \IPrsihera expected to attend ceremonyihe took bribes icontroversial .Bupporters of term limits dieappointed US Supreme Court says states canrt linit terma of fed.lar,qngker_e ^ Police still irvestigatirg rdly r,elandModj""fl ?a1.5'* llhite House fence

1995 Je 22 E 1-5 DC - Sander & Carl Le\rin plot thelr om Japanese strategy. Je 23 A 5-1 DG - Post of sr.rgeor geqeFl rnay be left rracant, sirce getting a ncrninee confirmed has turned out to be a-rtiffictrlt job. DC-Gr pre industrialisr Maurice 'Morry' t*it39'.{i?-?., ident Je 29, A-1-1 DC-Trade agreement btwn Japan & US reached irl 02 A 4-l D.C.-MIch.one of 11 etates , hin tough on crime Aq14A 5-l )allae-Rose Perot, in Dallas at conventionrsays herll run Eor president again if reforms arenrt nade AG t3 A 4-l D.C.-Senator Dole hae backing of big namea in MIch.rbut Phil Grannr raises more money -1995- As 13 A 6-1 Dallas-United We STand America conventionidraws all GOP presidential candidates, many DemB Ag 27 A I-l--! D.C"-Sandra Kruzmanrformer detroiterrnaned No. 2 pereon in CIArs Directorate of Intelligence Ag 27 A t1-1 !{any in Michigan who support Rosa Perot for presidentr take Pat Buchanan if Perot not available s 28 A 4-I D.C.-U.S. supreme Court to decide ifr9o censu8 will be adjuated for known undercount;other aecie$o55 infise D.C.-U.S. Supreme Court may have landmark caBes on docket; i.e., race, gay rights, statear rights o OI A I2-2 D.C.-GM aEks U.S. Suprene Court go throw out lower court ruling on its pickup truck settlernent O 01 A 12-2 D.C.-Tina Bennis takee caae to Supreme Court;husbandrilohnr car confiscated for eex with pros titute;car waa L here RYAI{, RICEABD 3 DETROIT NEWS IIRITER 1995 o I t D.C.-tfatchdog group (Congresslonal ty Pro jectt' wanta Barbara-Rose Collina use of moneyzEtaff, inveetigated o 6 A-L24 Simpson trial & verdict could affest t95 elections 0 11 A-5-1 Florado/Sfirights amendrnent seen by gay adrrccates as losing in Supreme court hearings N ot A 2-3 D..C-Marty Davisrformer wLfe of Rep.Bob Davier46rsaid Barry tried to pursue heriie marrying Gary Burnsrradlo

Gaylord citizene' political leanLngsrtheir conmenta N06A7-1 D.C.-Det.News poll of 600 Mich.voters shon about half want Engler to run for vice-preB. Clinton ard Dole benefit from Powells decision not to run N 12 A-3-1 Srrpreme Gorrt asked to nrle on issue of oqgan (eyes) harvesting without pennission N 15 E-3-1 Chryslen plans to establish training academy in Detroit to teach npdem factory sldlls N 17 A r-l D.C.-Atty.Gen.ilanet Reno diacloses ehe has Parkinsonrs - disease but feele flne at preaentrage S7-Ryan/ZagatolL N19A8-I D.C. There are fundamental ditferencea over role of govt. in deadlock between Clinton s GOP on budget-& Stevena D.c.-Ross Perot'!s party may benefit from U$a33.oU5.tf. berween DEMs and Gop;people settins fed qp fftil,.h"^ *-CHotoors Bosnian decis[on is gamble N 3o'A-fitr RYAI{, RICHARD 3DEIROIT NH{S I,rlRfIB 1995 D 22 A-6-L Detroit Renaissance.-issrn of tilashingtor helps new anrlvals from Detroit D 29 A 1o-l D.C.-Some f,oreigners can't get into country for Detroit auto show ;viaa offices closed due to budget deadlock ila 02 A 3-2 D.C.-Pollution along U.S.-Mexican border increased grreatly since NAFTA took effect two year8 ago Ja O4 A l-l D.C.-EPA canrt certify Fordrs new pickup for fuel economy dur a1 ila 07 B 5-1 D.C.-Leeue of flat tax at heart of GOp presidential race; Ma1colm Forbes 'rale Court iejecteii Californiars attenpt to over- Etmt rnotor votor law F 2 A-5-1 . DC-Go\r. Engler says break&rouglr ray be close on I'ledlcaid irefotm F4a-4-t Gorcrnors are risirg political stars F 5 A-3-1 DC-forbes sperding rcnry Dolers backers F 6 A-1-5 John Engler and othergorrrsreach bipartisan acsold on welfare and l.{edicaid reforms F 7 A-1-1 DGrGongress ard Cllnton promise Eo look at above refotms F 8 E-3-1 [Inions opPose letting Salvation Army t RICHARD s DEIROIT NEI.IS [lRfIER 1996 F 11 A-4-1 Court asked to trcar MicttaeL I'&rtin, Mictdgan to die @se F 13 A-1-4 Des l,toines-Dole l{tns wittt narnolf lead in Iqoa carpusres F 15 rF3-5 Dc-Jim Blanchard eultti4g anibassadorship to canadailrfll advise Clinton reelection canpaign i zo a e-r DC-L.T. Eorn, sound engineer with Motownraccueed of hlrlng hit man to k111 wife '& son;trial eet for 4/L s 2l A 7-2 s ,their welfare,/Medicaid reform plans;Engler iB i:A:et, Dc-Squeezlng of primary calendar leaves @p field rdde open F 27 A-4-L Bonlor says Brrctranan stirs emotions, has no ideas Dc-cisnenos orde:s ir*r.ri.l?3l]", **.f#i-?,i*. for pnrblic housing residenEs t't-S-A-4-1--- DC-Brchanants rhetoric conpared to E!. Goqgfrlinrs It 5 A-L-z DC-Srrpreme Gout says its okay to take wcnranf s car for husbands crlme I't 10 C-5-1 DC-Voters rculd like third party candidate hrt usually return to tr,vp parlties Mr 25 A B-l 'DC-CIinton probably wonrt nake official announcement that hefa running for re-election;not necesaary; !{r 26 B 3-2 DC-c!,! lntroduced its IBPact electric car to DC;1 of, 11 test cities Mr 28 A 1-1 U.s. Supreme Court ruled Indian reservation ganbling is matter of state control;gives Eng1er clout-&Bevier Ap 4 A-t-3 RYAN RIC}UIRD : T NE}IS }'RITER 1996

D.c,-N.Korea viorated armistice wiilr s.l3r3:rt.:-lxperts ryondering what's up;sent troops into DMZ Ap 24 IF3-1 _3r9@ rnstly frorn Mictrrgm, pn:otest Israeli UcnUing in Lebanon My 12 B-$1 Sqne contest Glinton's nosy econqnie pictuie lg 2L, A-1-1 DC-Gays hail Sup.Ct. decision that overturrs Golo.anti- ,hsrpse:nral anen&nent w 27 A-s-z DC-Patrick Joseflr I-Ectrael, bora ln Ihtroi trri11 finally be added to Vietnam rpre attentio, T"rt"H_tr*t* Gerald Fond wants @P to soften anti-abortion stance Je 4 A-3-5 Notbt --1996-- Je 9 B-5-1 supneue Gourt may take up question of assisted suicide: Ibctors ard lawyers on both sides of issue Je 10 A-l-i DG-O[lie North is main issue in Virginia Senate race ,Je l8 A Z-Znodo DC-Engler tries to convince Catholic orgs. to accept GOp abortion tolerance platform ,Je Zl B 3-l DC-U.S. Supreme Uourt rules pro sports teams,others that bargain collectively with unions can't be sued for imposi salaries after impasse Jl 04 A l-4 DC-How the Freedom 0f lNformation Act has been implemented in past 30 years ,rl 04 A ll-l DC-HUll to get info under FOIA Act,like Ralph Grabowsrcy, Pa.;found out about GM faulty brakes ,rl 04 A ll-l DC-Congress, president,judicial are er:empt from the F0IA -& Zagaroli RYAN, RICHARD : DETROIT NEl,rS I,IRITER 1996 .]l l0A ,DC-Rep.Nick Smith proposed allowing workers to put/s0El'.c taxes into investment accts. i to save the system ,,l ll A l-l NLRB tells newspqper unions they must sign binding agreement t0 stop violence-& Howes/Ramirez As 06 a r-r DC-Comments of Mich.economists to Dolers tax cut proposale Ac 09 B 3-2 DC-SteveForbee says Dole can beat Clinton with his tax-cut

DC-Discussion of the alternative parties with candidates running for pres;S in l{I S OI A -5-4 DC-Preview of iSilent l,[arch" 9/30 Ln DCrto protest gun vio- lencei collecting 4Or00O pairs of shoes of, the dead --lgtr-- s 26 A-11-1 Englen crlticizes feds for not retffiiing pnison control to state s 30 A 3-r D.C.-U.S. Suprene Court to hear Dayton Eudsonrs challenge of UAw elecii,on at westland Etore S 30 A 3.-1 D. c . u. s ./+tPtlg? 9BBt! suic ide css e/$tl8$"8"f,"8"f,8[&1" lEB?" jairins sex predatorsiabortionZ8*BEt8t.id 16 A 4-r D.C.-U.S. Supreme Court let stand r9I l.|I court ruling pro- hibiting Kevorkian from helping people end their lives N 3 B-5-5 DC-If Clintrtn wins in t'taconrb cotnty polls over Dole itrll be a first tfune Dernocrates carried the cor.rrty since L9b8. N 5 A-9-1 narrow the rrrarSin on coP in cottgress. DC-Dernocrats N17C1-4 U.S. consumer debt skyrockets;banks tighteoing rules o:.: RYAlil, RICIIARD : DEIROIT NEWS I,RITER 1996 N 24 A-5" Dc"OsHA wants retail store safety nrres pushed to protect w)rkel's in violent robberies" D 16 A r-I DC-41r002 ballots challenged in race for president of stersi in which EOffa trails inc 'qbentrCarey D 18 B 3-t DC-Robt.SandersrBaltinore to testify at Eouse hearing on danger of air bage to kids;his daughter killed D19AI-1 DC-Bi9 3 automakera to work together to design ismarttr DC-Big 3 autonakera want govt.to give go-ahead to inatall lese forceful air baga r98 in modelg D24, A_5-I Eoekstra wavering on his eupport for Gingrich a6 -1996- D29A5-1 DC=Gene Sper1ing, Clintonrs economic adviser, feels GOp'E Deurs can agree on balanced budget plan- D 3I B 1-3 DC-ilamie and Mark tfyskoff,Royal Oak, wiII wait until air bag ru19s are changed to buy new car-&phillipa/Bivins -L997- Ja 5, A-5-2 DG-Faces betrird assisted suicide; Dusty Hogue of Mich & Merian F?edericks Ja 9, A-L-z DC-US Sup Ct to take try right-to-die tTE A 2_1 DC-ilames Quellorretiring as FcC comissionerralre 83;will write book, lecture at l4SU ila 16 A 5-l DC-Chuck YobrG.Rapids busin€ssttrErlrI of 8 competing for job of chairman, Republican Nattonal Conmittee Ja 2I A 1-3 DC-This is Mayor Archerrs 3rd inauguration but first tiure on t.the podiunrwith Clinton& Gore-aBivins 1997 Ja 22 A 1-l DC-Newt Gingrich haa survived the ethics challengee with reprimand/fine but he,s a different man-&zagaroli ila 23 A 6-1 Eillary Clinton and AI Gore spoke at Nat.l Abortion & Re- productive Rights Actton League-&C.Stevens ila 28 A 5-l DC-Uetro Det.auto dealer, Uartin iEooto l,lclnerney contrib- uted $50,00o to Dem.Natrl comrnitteerinvited to wtrite Eouse ila 31 A 5-1 site for tona of nuclear waste piling up F 5 A-1-5 DC-CIin ton Puts education as toP priori address DC-House menibers renehr for amen&[ent to -L997- F17A5-1 DC-Pros and cons of compenaatory time bill in Congress for employeee F 23 A 1-5 DC-Privacy laws may ahve been broken by tlhite Eouse worker in effort"to raise money for presidential election I-h 2 C-5-1 DC-Clinton asked Congress to pass legislation giving him authority to bring Chile into MEIA Mr 20 A 4-3 DC-Rep.Dingell introduced bill to clean up,qa_!e usable cont;inatea sites called "brownfieldsn I'ii 23 A r-1 DC-Clintonrs fund-raising woea continue to dog hin;hie job approval rating dropped to 55t Mr 23 A l2-1 Courents of Michigan congrressional delegation talk about Clintonts campaign fund controveray ltlr 25 B 1-1 DC-U.S. Suprene Court to decide if GI,[ can keep ex-GM employee from testi ing against them;Ronald Elwell aqreed BYAN, RICEARD A NE.qS !.IRITER 1997 Vtt 2? A 2-2 DC-U.S. PIRG group says Michigan ie 3rd worst etate in U.S. f6r water poltution Ap 10 A 5=I D.C.-U.S. Eouse expected to bar use of federal funds for phyeician aeeisted suicide Ap 22, A-5-5 DC-SerCarl Levin said that congressional probe into Den. fund-raising taetics should enii,threat€ns reform Ap 24, A-5-1 DC-Chemical weapons treaty faces tough sLedding in Senate shqdqm hearin! Ap 24, A-6-1 college costs loormust maintain ty too Ap 29 A 5-1 DC-Suprene Court agreed Flintrs police tronotionraffirma- tive action plan is unconstitutional -7997- My 02 A -52 DC-tlemorial to Pres.Franklin Delano Roosevelt to be dedicated today;conments of MI residente about him Irty 04 A 5-1 DC-Report says Sen.Carl Levin pressured Education Dept.off iciale to give funds for Jordan CollegerC.Springs My OB A 9-5 DC-Experts say airline industry growing too fast for FAA to keep pacermay be more accidents Mv O7 A 1-1 Dc-Congresa wants MIr34 other states to pasa tougher dr ing laws before they get fed highway *offr"yff A 5_4 DC-Sbientists on threshold of vaccine to help cocaine ad- dicta qEit- My 15 A 5-2 DC-Study says toxic chemical secretly sprayed in 50sr60s over big cities like Det. rwas not harmful 1997 uy 23 B 1-1 DC-NETSA may let automakers use less powerful air bags

DC-Jones wins right to proceed with Oi#L2ir.3;1;1 My 29, A_5-1 DC-upst in U.S prefer to fix Social Security My 30, A_5-1 DC-EPA proposal wont end fun in yards, group says Je 03 B-3-3 in deal aimed to balance hrlget Je 05 A-5-2 DC-ftrvironmentalists lobby for road repairs rather ttun new consrnrction-pronote other means of transporsrH_iuto" Iakes airline t -L997- ile 08 B 4-5 DC-Earold Wolpelformer MI congressman, ie Clintonrs spec Rlvoy to Democratic Republic of Congo; ile l0 B 3-I ur--U.S.Supreme Court wonrt hear challenge to l{I single business tax ile 15 A 5-1 DC-Several llatergate players agreed to talk last week at Freedom Fonrmre just opened NewseumrVa. Je 19 A1-2 DC-Recent cOP Btg. in MI shows division in partyt nany upset wlth Gingrich e Iuott for abandoning cOP principles Je 25 A 1-3 DC-Senate voted to raiee Medicare age f,rom 65 to 67 & increase premiuns for the well-off iie 27 A 1-l DC-Bocus on aesieted suicide shifte to the statea as U.S. Supreoe €ourt said nno constitutional t. ,t$H_ii tnhcombrs separation of stor'...rsewer lines would cut at beaches. RYAIII, RICI{ARD A. : DEf,-OIT NEI{S I'lRIIm, 1997 Jl 4 4-16-1 DG-ranel says a l3-ur-Pentagon study on B-t'corrmmications systar was flawed and data should be restrdied. Jl 10 A-L-2 DC-As congress begins to shape a Medicare reform bill; $115 billion cut nilI cost seniors. Jl 11 C-3-2 tsrglerrs request for fed aid to help Detroiters recover frqn storm is r-nrder revierd. Jl 13 B 5-2 DC-Fed.her.l'lgmt.Agency(BEl,lA) had reputation for incompe- tence but ;tL 29 A l-2 DC-Congress and tlEite Eouae reached tentative agreement on plan to balance budget;details ill 31 A -5-2 Amer icane li"::I'l:H':#:SHfliHrlnis;91"!E!#gne .I A t-l Liorlg and U.S. ilustice Dept. reach agreement r'SvEfregea violations' of Amer.r.inith Dieabilities Act;change policy Ag 03 B 4-4 DC-Analysis of, GOP;have attained many of their goals; need unifying themes for future-Ryan Ag 07 A 3-1 G.Rapiils-Furniture makerg rlill, complain because fed. govt, must buy furniture made by prison lnmateg Ag 13 A 11-l DC-GOP businessmanrMichael CurisrotherGOPrat fund raiser for Archer A9 L4 A L-2 DC-Study in A!!A mag aays spanking kids leade to anti-eocj.al behavior Ag 15 B 6-4 DC-Former GM analystrRonald Elwellrs testimony against GM challenged (re auto fuel pump fire) AS 15 D 4-1 DC-AIfaIfa seed probable cause of E.coli bacteria outbreak which 46+ !|I people got sickrhow to avoid E.coli RYAN, RICHARD A. s DETROIT NEWS I|RITER 1997 Ag 2L B L-2 DC-US warns Japan they nust move faster to close widenlng- auto trade gap AA 24 A-1-5 Hoffa suPPorters seek federal probe into Ron Carey sifts -* Stertz Ag 24 B-4-L DC-$738 miLlion RonaId Reagan Building and International Trade Center nearing co plettion Ag 25 B -L-2 DC- Eed watchdog panel examlnes Teans ters election furds -* Stertz 28 A-4-2 prosedure p,g -s-i1use for the '40ts. 29 IF1-4 U.S. removes tainted frozen strawberries-frorn schools. s 04 A 4-5 :Dc-$42 milrion in fed.fundg mav peopte tr"rt*.ft1ir"'t$ jEBE u" available to Mr to set -L997- S0581-2 DC-Barbara Zack Quindelrwho overturned Teamster Ron Carey, election as president, resigns S 9 B-1-1 DC-Rep. Petet lbekstra will ask Congress to prohibit tax- payeEs frm payirg for re-run of Teamsters president. s 10 B-3-2 DC-Sue Doneth fears NAFIA poses threat to children's with foreign gror,m food. S 11 B-3-5 DC-Archer supports Clinton's expandirrg trade agreements s t2 A-r-2 DC-Fed mney that helps collect money from deadbea t is in peril because state hasn' t orSanizr{ra DaYment sys -& oardo A r1-1 Eis'panic leaders clain Clinton hasn t s1ven them enough appointments;Dems may lose then;names of the Caucus-& EB- Parza RYAN, RICEARD A, : DBTROIT NEWS WRITER 1997 s16B1-2 DC-Teamster Pres.Carey's lawyers say James EOffa took il- legal canpaign contributions in 196 bid for president-& Stertz S17BI-5 DC-AFL-CIO to fight Clintonrs proposal to expand NAFTA s18B3-2 DC-Aneritech adnits may take years before it can meet fed. rules and reapply for ItlI long-distance market s19Al-5 DC-Teameter Pres.Carey aides link AFL-CIO & DemE to ille- lrlisconsin' s welfare reform describedr"toughest-in-nationrl s25Al-5 DC-Labor unions suffering from scandals; hinders comeback

RYAI{, RICHARD A.: DETROIT NE!ilS I'IRITER 1997 -1997- o 2t A-L-5 EC-Internal lilhite House rrpmos shol Clinton administration pushed favore

ter falls to $11.3 million fron $150 RYAI{, RICIHARD I DEIROIT NEI,IS I'RITR, 1997 N 6 A-5-2 DC-U..S probes Kerrey bid for Teamster ftrnds.-& Stertz DC- N 7 A-5-2 uPs told to halt delivery of tmion candi

bes RYAII, RICIIARD: DETROIT NEI,,S TIRITER, 1998 Ja 01 8-1-6 Judge bans Ron Carey frqr new Teamsters S.r"f5tfirr_, DCNASA may approve 2nd sPace flight for ,lohn-Glenn'76 ,la 15 Al -6 DC-NY election officials to investigate campaign contributions of Teamster supv.,l'lichael Cherkasky-&Stertz Ja l8 b 1-2 ,Iames R. Hoffa thinks ,Iustice Dept. wants to keep him out of Teams Ja 23 A l-7 DC-Clinton and advisers try to quell storm over his all affair with I'lonica Lewinsky-&Cole ,la 23 B l-l DC-review board member doubts Ron Carey didn,t know about money laundering during his campaign for Teamster pres. Ja 27 A l-7 DC-Analysis of Clinton/Lewinsky scandal-&Zagaroli Ja 28 A l-5 DC-G0P hope to take control of legislative agenda while Clinton is occuoied-lihitewater with scandal-&Zaqaroli F 01 A-1-2 DC-Indepth look at indepeftiant counsel Kenneth Starrs prosecutor or persecutor?-& Cole F 01 A-5-2 DC-President proposeq lax credits for those buying new autos that get twice/thrice gbs milEage of-othbrs-ifi c16ss F 03 A-5-2 DC-Pres ident announces expected 99 d6ficit-zero-opens the battIe F 06 A-1-3 RYAI{, RICHARDT DEIROIT NE!,IS I,IRIIER 1998 F 06 a-2-5 DC-chances are food that EL Nino-produced storms will iain on your spring break vacation-& Jickson F 11 C-1-5 DC- I{itness says Ron Carey had ties to N.Y. mob. F 13 A-10- Teansters probe gets OK to add more staffr. r, , ,_u DC-Decllne in Teamster political donations in 1997-estertz F20BL-2 DC-Eouse subcomittee may charge TeamBterB & DII{C with contempt for not turning over documentBrre Carey election DC-Rep.Eoekstra & Teanster investigatora believe they are being targeted by llhite Eouse to diecredit them-&stertz 825B1-2 rf lriteEouselawyer,ch"".$f&Pr""igtPj.3*JJ.r'-99!ef -Jn--.- -1998=- Mr 8 D-1-2 DC- NY panel launches irquiry into Teansters election off- iocer, Michael Cherkasky. Mr 19 A 1-6 DC- Teamsters probe hiti obstacles.-& Stertz Ml.25 A 1-5 DCSenate stripped Lake Champlain of lts Great Lake desig- natlionireversed last monthrs vote Mx 25 B 1-1 DC-iludge delaya election of new TearnEter president untll ilanes Eoffars eligibility is determined ur 25 B 3-2 DC-MI ilobs Com.,Doug Rothwell will try to get back $15.7 nillion taken from MI enployemnt servicerfor unemployed tix 26 B l-2 DC-Former TeamsterE to teetify that Carey .used union f,unds for hie election & fed.govt.did nothing-tStertz !,tr 31 A 5-2 DC-Bed.appeals court says govt.must finance cost of new sYAtiI, RICEARD s DETRQIT NEWS VIRITEP. 1998 Ap O2 B 1-6 DC-Panel gets clearance to hire agente to probe govt, ex- penoe in supervising Tea[ster electionrthen it waa overturned-&Stertz. Ap 03 A 1-6 DC-AtfiyrG9trrNY may be ready to ieeue new indictmenta in- siaeltEiEf,tf;Eaaqu.rterB-&stertz Ap o8 A 2-s Det.News poll shows 59t of Michiganiane worried they won't have Social Security when they retire ApO9 B 1-5 DC-Rep.Eoeketraron comrittee probing Teamater election, tion defy eubpoena-&Stertz A9 24 B 1-1 DC-If, Clintonra eDerqy-eaving meaaurea are put in effect, wirt cost Det/5380df;8F8 in taxes 1998 Ap 26 c 1-6 DCFeds want Eouee panel probing Tearnsters electionrto Post- pone AFr, CIO Pres.Sweeneyrs testimony;could jeopardize cr inal investigations- & Stertz Ap 28 A 1-6 DC-Janes EOffa gets clearance to run for Teamster preaident but f,orner political dir. rltu.Eanilton indicted for fraud- &stertz AP 28 A 2-5 DC-aIaneB P. Eoffa hopes to clean up f,Eamsters-& Stertz Ap 29 B 1-2 DC-Rep.Eoekstra on panel investigating feamster election; feare new electlon will be conducted incorrectly-aStertz Ap 3O B 1-5 DC-Teamgters' auditor says he hasnrt authority to Prevent repeat of money laundering;detal1s-&stertz My 01 B L'2 DC-AFL-CIO's Sweeney Bays Sec'y-Treasurer Richard Trunlca is innocent ln Teamster money-raiping scandal RYAII, RICEARD s DETROItr NEWS IIRItER 1998 l.ly 05 F 3-2 DC-Congresa nay rewrite ilandrum-Griffin Actnrto allow direct.r. . election of top union officials Uy 06 B 3-2 DC-Eouse Pane1 investigating Ieamsters orders them to produce subpoenaed documents or face contenpt My O7 B 1-6 DC-Elderly women 3 times more likely to live in poverty than elderly men lnf 07 B 1-6 DC-Chair of comittee lnvestigating Teansters, Rep. wante AFI-CIO Secry Treasurer RI l.ty 08 B 4-6 DC-Former lleamster exec.rlilm.Eanilton eays hers not guilty in money laundering scheme connected with pres.election of Carey 1998 ltty 13 A 1-5 DC-Teametersr ilanes EOff,areays herll oust the mine workers )hired as advisers) if hers elected presLdent My 14 B 1-6 Romulus-Northwest Airlines aad union negotiatora to meet todaylto resume bargaining-&il.Snith My 14 B 3-2 DCEouse panel probing Teanaters election asks pres.candidates to auggest waya to avoid repeat of, election problems My 15 B 3-1 DC-iluetice Dept. wanta Teamatera to pay for re-run-gf .PIeP- election;askinq appeals court to reconeider My 19 A-5-2 DC- Sandbr lev-in'-s-challenger teslie Toura is a good fund iaiser. My 20 C-t-z DC- Teamsters actirg Pres Tom Sever invokes att-client privilge when asked abut r,rork of investigator. My 22 F-t- tn- teEsr"ters chief won't Drob nemo. VIV 2t+ C-1-1 DC-Ctrances are-better than'ever that James P. H6ffa will RYAI{, RICHARDT DEIROIT NEI{S I4RITB, 1998 rg 27 A-5-5 SOmIFIEtD-Social Security will provide benefits well into 21st centuryr:but prqgram will barely reseurble todays

retirement Je 04 B-23- DC-California voters r tica1ly Je 05 B-3-5 DC-Prsident Clinton says companies offering 401(k) plans should include all employees tnless they request exlmption 1998 ire 09 B L-2 DC-chair of comittee inveetigating Teanstergr election, Rep.Eoekstrarwanta rerun postponedrto be sure itrs run properly ile 12 B 3-7 DC-INdependent Review Board to probe acting pres. of Teameterg, Tom sever and hie refueal to do internal probe Je 14 A L-.jt DC-Not enough geriatric doctors; Chester Peldman/idpng those who got better care from geriatric specialistrgraph ile 16 B 3-2 DC-Rep.Eoekstra saya Teansters officiale are hiding a lot of their travel expena;subpoenaed acting Pres.Sever ile 17 A 9-3 DC-Eundreds of Red Wings in DC as their tearn wins Stanley cup;cried' as Konatantinov held cup tr"%3ht?rg$!5-r tor c.f bocks rarned union 'RYAN, RrcEeRD : DB[Rorr NEws v[RrrER 1998 ,hether ile 18 A 1-6 DC-Labor Dept.probingTTeamster penaion pl-an waE used to lrelp Carey defeat Eoffa ie 23 DC-Fed court turned aside fed.efforts to getlEni.on-tO'.1E5*."t Pay for re-run of pres.election;judge okrs EOffa'8 rerun- ile 25 B 1-3 DC-If alanea P.Eoffa is elected president, w111 be due to law passed 40 yrs.ago becauee of ilanes R.Hoffars corrupt Jle 25 B 3-6 DC-iludge orders Teamater union to re-hire organizer, ile 26 B 1-6 DCFed.monltor may shut dorrn if no decieion aoon aa to who will pay for re-run of presidential Tenf,later election 1998 ire 3O A t-6 DC-iIohn MEtz and Tom Leedham to run against ilanes Eoff,a for Teanster presidency;no decision on who,ll piy ;tL 02 B t-2 DC-iluetice Dept.can't pereuade congreBa or tlealnstera to Iny for pres. electionimay be without fed.eupervision irl 06 A 1-5 )C-No decieion on who would pay for lfeamster re-election rupervieion by fed gvt.-&stertz Jl 07 B 1-6 lC-iludge givee govt.untilT/Ls to get money for Teamster llectionicould be unaupervieed lf no money iIl 10 Bl-2 )C-Joseph^diGeosva-aod Victoria Eoensingrhueband-wife lega1 tear, roi,zE8f,f;I8E8t"tf,*estigatins reanaterB, will leave :L:.2bL.6 ,c-100+ houra of audio tapee of Teamster boafd may tell 1t there waa wrongdoing in last election FJAN. RICIIAJID 3 DETi:.O:[T NE!iS IIRITER 1998 irl 16 A1-2 DC-GOP trying to reach compromiae before deadll.ne that wbuld have ,:.govt.pay for half of Teanreter election .rl 19 B 1-3 Ardath & Frank Regan among those wfio suf,fer from mdS red tapelCongrees ecurriee to reforn health plana-eEl ;tL 22 B L-2 DC-GOP Sen.Judd Gregg holde up compromiee for govt.to fund feamster election ;tL 23 A 5-2

not to cut taxee ae GOP wants ar123 B 3-7 DC-ilustice Dept.doesnrt yet have funds to pay for Teaneter election;may go unsupervieed JL 24 B 1-6 DC-EouBe panel on Teanaters may look at how they used $16 mi111on for Det. strlliers r ber:eI its-rggaj;- DC-Congress drafts tnion conprorise to allotr both sides to contriSute to Teansters election cost Ag 05 B-1-4 DC-Teamsters

RYAI{, RICTIARD S DETROIT NEI,IS T,IRTIB, 1998 D I B-1-5 DC- Janes P. Hoffa enrlts in Teanrstens victory. D 9 A-1-5 DC- Social Secr-rity talks open. D 10 B'1-2 DCr Clinton decided sorne fotm of stock nrarket irntestment pobably will be needed to asstre Sociat' Secrtrity. D 11 A-5-2- ^ DC- Hqrse Judiciary Ccrmrittee chief Dsn cotnsel pleas lawnakers not to cbnfuge censttre with inpeactment. D13A1-4 DC-Eouae iludic Com down 4th cle of impeachnent; 3 other art Pa8 ear D L3 A 15-2 DC-Deme push cenaure for Clinton but GoP will probably w111 force Clinton to endure trial-&ElBoghdacly 1998 D14A4-1 DC-Some fear an impeachment trial will affect Americars businesr Senate will be dLstracted D 15 B t-l DC-ilames EOffarnow Teameter preeidentrnE! BU€ to recover money carey a11e9ed1y embezzled- D 17 A 5-2 DC-CapltoI Eill getting thousands of calls, pro and con, about impeachment of Clinton- D 18 A 1-2 DC-FOP may be puahign too hard for impeachment, eep.while our armed forcee are 'in harmra wayraaye Richard Gephardt D18A5-2 DC-GOP ralliee to defenee of incoming Speaker Bob Living- ston after he admitted extramarital "tfit.r"iirfoghdady )C-Analysie of Clintonrs impeachmenticould be trial of the rges D22AL-6 )C-Senate vowe to act faet on impeachment trial RYAN RICEARD : 1998 D24A1-6 DC-CIinton to addrese Economic CIub of Det. bn L/8 D24B3-6 DC-Rep.Eoeketra had approval f,rom Eouse leaderrLivingeton to continue Teamater probe;muot get reauthorization 1999 ila 05 A 1-2 DC-Senatore eeek way to conduct speedy trta| of Clinton ila 05 A 5-6 DC-Elizabeht DoIe stepped down as preeident of Red Croaa; A Dcsenate trial of Clinton to begit L/7 ila 06 A 5-2 DC-TrLal of all time begite L/7i will be full of ceremony ila O7 A 1-2 DC-Impeachment trial opena today;coulcl laet, fr-;r reeke DC- 1999 ila 0'7 B 1-6 Ctrts lrr lll reinbursenent ratee for Medicaid could mean Lnadequate care for the poorraaya 2 Det.E!{O leadere - ara O8 A 1-5 DC-CIinton to visit Detroit today a epeak at Economic Club; gives him a reprieve- Ja 1O A 1-2 DC-Senate promLeea to be civil and courteous aa trial of Clinton starts ila 12 B 1-5 DC-ilanes Eoffa cantt take offlc til probe of, protest by hla opponent, Tom Leedhan;saye Eoffa violated union rulea ila 14 A 1-6 DC-Senators whorll be jurore in Clinton trial are not eection of U..S; are noetly richrmLddle-agerwhite- ila 14 A 7-1 DC-Senate hearing is not a "real trialn; exPlanation RYAti[, RICBARD : DETROIT NEWS VIRITER 1999 ila 15 A 1-2 DC-Clinton aeks "preaidential" during trial ila 17 A 1-1 DC-EouBe impeachment mgrs.finished 3-clays of arguments before Senate;p1ea for Clinton to be removed from office ila. 17 A 5-2 DC-Cltntonrs defenae team to preaent case 1rl19;will try to avoid witnesa call Ja 20 A-1-6 LE-Pres. Clinton aims to shcno he's A-5-2 DC-GOP leader backs Pres. Clinton's plan to reserve 62. of budget surplus for social security I I 1999 Ja 26 A 1-2 Both GOP And lremg want to be remembered for issuee other than Clinton impeachment;like Soc.SecurityrMedlcare reform ila 28 A 1-6 DCSenate-.hae given Eouse impeachment ngrB.permission to call Lewinsky as witneeg Ja 92 B 1-1 DC-Fed Reservers Greenepan criticizes Clintonr.g plan to save Social Securitytproposes more taxes,will take time -= P -2-A-2-5 DC- Prosecutors questicn l,lonica Lewinsky for 5 hours about Clintonaffair. F3A-1-1 Fcres' appeals keep Hoffa from taking corrtrol of Teamsters. &Stertz F5A-1-2 DC- Gc,P-ready to vote on Clinton affaic, move on . F14A1-7 on afters chmeo../ RYAN, RICEARD : DETROIT NBWS I{RITER 1999 F18A5-2 DC-Cllnton invited youth to White Eouee to Bupport hie plan for saving Soc.Security/Medicare F 24 B L-2 DC-ilanee EOffa getB OK to take over presidenclz of E25BL-2 DC-Eoffa takeover of Teansterg facee delay;Tom Leedhan 14 daye to appeal; Mr 10 A-L-z Ex-@y. Janes J. Blanchard decides not to US Sen t'tr 15 B-1 a a federal judge to quickly alIo, tr1[m to be installed Tealsters rmion president. !{r 19 A 5-6 DC-Sulcide proponents criticize Dr.Kevorkian for hie cal 1999 ur 19 c L-2 DC-Deur.Natrl Com.to make Dennie Archer I of 3 gen.co-chai men of the party;but not doing as well at home over s refo16 Ap 18 A-L-2 DG- Analysts believe air war alone in Kosovo rti1l be long, rislqy and docrrrcd to faihnre. Ap 20 A-5-6 DC- Allies 'ttrinlcingr about sending irrgrornd troops to Kogovo. Ap 27 A 1-3 DC-ChaIIenges face ilames P. HOffa whorll be inaugurated as Teanaters preeident 5/1- My 02 A 1-6 DC-ilames P. Eoffa inaugurated 5/L as TeamEter president My 04 A I-2 DC-Connrentary on ileEee Jackson getting 3 U.S. soldiere freed from Koeovo; his frl.ends say he "nir;.rOSrl"ilSop" ,a_Former prisonera of war often leave nifitaryrsays peychologist RYAN, RICEARD s DETROIT NEWS !{RITER 1999 I,ly O6 A 5-2 DC- U.S. Eouse about to OK money for Kosovoi at first refuEed to authorize continuation of air campaign- carl Ievin asked Glinton to ncxnina." Hy*3 3im. Judge I,{ar{'ame Battani and Da\rid M. Iawson to federal court.- & Shepardsor I,ly 13 B-1-3 DC- Robert Rubin steps donn a8 ctrief . 2L C 5-2

Davtd Bonior for his House seat noct year;not of yet v1y 25 A-t-2 DC- ctrina spy case may dom Reno. -L999- Je 3 A-1-2 DC- -eiih-arceri-asJames P. -he Hoffars stature in the Teansters [Inio,n were negot iat€il ia s trike- free- agrmtrt wi th car haulers. Je 10 A-t-z DC-Texas Gov. C;eorge Bush begins quest for nreS!Oi?"t_r_, E-Analysis of Kosovo conflict-dangerousrl"fh .glSlgilding ffiE"f" Petroskey selected to run the Baseball Hall of Fame. Je 17 A-.6-1 DC- Gun control proposal puts Dingell in spotlight. Je 18 A-1-3 DC - Experts say liUtIO bonbing intensified rnassacres in I(osorrc. Je 30 A_9-1 DC-Clinton's Medicaid reform plan has chance of passing Jl 05 A-1-5 lame labe1 RYAII' RICIIARD: DEIROIT NEI,IS I'lBITm, 1999 Jl 07 A-5-5 DC-Mi Se. Carl l-evin part of congressio,nal delegation to Kosovo since cease-fiie-sees neeii for quick deployuent of tlN police force JI 08 D-1-1 Stabenore raises $1.1M for her cqaign'to tmseat Setr. Abraham in 2000 election Jl 09 B-1-3 DC-Teatster s new car haulers ratifv cqrtract between & trucking cmpanies J1 L3 A. 5-2 DC-Israeli Prire Minister Ehr.rd Barak & Pres c1 & JL tS A 6-3 DC-Sen.Spencer Abraham has $4.7 nillion in campaign funds; rivalrDebbie stabenow has $1.1 nillion L999 Jl 2L A 1-3 t -D_e_a_r_born-Preview of Nat l Reform Party Conveniton at Hyatt n-eEencflTL2=zsi .lessii Vbntuia &'XoeB Perot to contend for leadership JL 27 A L-2 MI aE Ehe-Ulllennium series t Histo;ry 0d laborrs gains; but new probleme JL 26 A 3-2 uI at the Ml11eoni,.,r/3c9l*.tidlooa ehed usehered in rhe union A96A1-2 DC-Former President Gerald Ford gete Preeidential Medal of Freedom for restoring calm after Nixon resigned Ae L2 A 5-2 DG-Former Preeident Gerald Ford gets PresidentiaL MEdal of, Freedom for keeping U.S. caln after Nixon rq:signed Ag 16 A 5-2- DC-U.U. eeniorrMeredith franctrOrchard Lakershares her ex- Perience as intern at White Houee ;no nini Ia:r:it:y:olltonicarr RYAN, RICHARDs DETROIT NEWS HRITER 1999 As 23 A-t-z MIDLAND-stabenow appears ahead of Abraf,am in sur- pLus debate I 17 c l-j DC-Detroit lawyer, Kathleen Mccree Lewie nominated by Pree. Clinton to 6th U.S. Circuit Court of appeals s 24 B-1-4 DC-Metro passengers donrt pay 'hub premium'rstud says o 28 A-5-6 h e fuls turn:to,.rAbraham s 28 A-10-3 -L999- o 03 A-5-6 DC-Christian Coalition believes GOp front-runner, Gerorge I{. Bushrhas best chance to beat Gore o 17 A-1-6 -DC-Pres. Clinton feuds with Sen. Spencer Abraham-ho1ds up judge lb1ene Wtrite's appointment tb US appeals court 0 17 A-13-t DC-Pres. ftmdraiserrTerry llcAuliffe,had ties to foruer Teamsters thrion polit ical director,William ttamiltqr o 20 A-1-5 Dc-Campaign reform Iaw falters o 26 A 5_z t DC=Vot,es for pat Buchananrwho lefE GOP for Reform Party; coudl siphon voEes from conservatives though he caor t w o28A5-2 HanoverrN.H.-ReporE on debate between A1 Gore and bill Bradley;like a I'pi 1low fi tll o28A1-6 RYAN, RICIIARD : DETROIT NEWS I{RITER 1999 N4A5-2 DC-Perry Speucer becomes Reform Party of Michigan chairman; joined in 21L998 N 4 A 5-6 DC-only 1 member of MI REform Party holds eLecrive office in Ml-Steve Schofield r22;profile on the party- N 07 A-19-2 DC-@v engler s inabi II tv to na[ne heads of India N 1 1 A-8-t DC-Cov 1999 N 28 KA 1-1 ''DC-Bill bradley has eurprieed observers, and A1 Gore, hers a serioue challenger for Dem.presidential nomination D2A5-2 MancheeEerrN.H.-Preview of debate schedule Eonight of GOP contendere for presidentialnominacion; Busf,' lead elipping D3A5-2 Mancheeter,N.tl.-Geo.I{.Bueh eaeiLy survived his lst debate, cooldemeanor D8A1-3 Mancheeter,N.II.-chronology of GOP prinarieslGeo.W.Bueh Los6, here but can likely "Eurvivett prirnary Loss here-& Zaeatol-i D 9 A5-6 DC=Rep.John Dingell fainted at gala for Jordanrs Queen Noor 12/7;back home; was dehydraEion -2000_ Ja 05 A-t-z ir -8tat8 RYAII, RICTIARD: DEIROIT NET,IS I,R,ITER 2000

cuss @orge lrl. Bush's governing style Ja 16 A t:5 DG-Geo W.Bueh and VP A1 Gore hofa Uig leade in Ut,ai presidenrial candidates ;graphe Dee Moines,rowa-ca,r",r""3ofl3re wiLl t.r" nilri"*tlrl""" on preeideotial race-&Zagaroli Ja 23 A_tz_L DES MOINES, Iowa-Gore,Bush hold wide leads qr eve of caucuses-in loroa-& Zagarol-i Ja 24 A-L-z Dqq MOI$ES, Iowa-Bush,@re expected to easily win first official race-& T"agatol-i ja 24 A-Z-4 DES MOINESrIowa- Iowa,s precinct caucuses have served as the first event of each pres. year since L972 Ja 25 A-1-7 DES t't0INES, Ioea-Ttre $rar for Republican pres. nminatio,n is far frqr over for Texas Gor. George W. Bush-& Zagargli _ ^ .DES !'!OINES, Iota-Ex-New Jersey seTator,Bill r""iij:rt;?;3- ed his first political setback of his career-loss in Ioloa MANcuEsrER,N.H.-N.H. debare is mosr spirired *"iioi1"l;u-' RYAN, RICHARD : DETROIT NEI{S WRITER 2000 Ja 30 A 5-3 Miilford,N.E.-former Pres.George Bush and wiferBarbara, paigned for George I,l. here-&Zagaroli Ja 30 A 1-4 PortsmouthrN.ll.-Mccain hae narro!, lead over Gov.Bueh 2 daye before N.H. prinary f 1 A 1-2 HudsonrN.H.-Independents are the key to thie N.H. prinary -&Zagaroli ., F2A1-5 NashuarN.ll.-Al Gore wins over Bill Bradley, 53-47fl; McGain wins over George Bush 49-3l?F&Zagaroli ?; t\ more aggress ve a8 goes S.Carolina,MI, after defeat in N.Hanpshire by McCain steve Forbee is dropping our of Gop prE"l9"{.hl race DC- today; it might help Bueh

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RYAN, SHEELAH: LOTTERY WINNER

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RyAN, TIMOTHY: SAVING e L0AN REGUALTOR I

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RYAN AIR 1987 N 24 A-3-2 Homer,Alaska-t4 kllled in commuter plane crash. N 24 A-3-2 3-dot Horer,Alaska-Tol I rises to 16 in corrnuter plane crash. N 25 A-2-l Homer,Alaska-2 of 4 survivors, dog found conscious in pl wreckage in which 17 died 6 4 were badly hurt. illyAN AirtoRErr c{R SERVICE l9arS

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JOHN RYAN ' S FAI'I ILY HA IR CARE r986 2 ex-employes sue salon claiming they were forced to perfo m oral sex

RYBA ELLEN s C0STUMES 1977 D 6, C-4-1 E I'leu HtuEenRy TngnrER oEstcuen-Lacev

1975 RYBA HARRYI FI,DGE MAKER ilAC SL gc tthcr I I Allo- o USSES Fuoee lrAr( to I ous T iY a Kenwtr -$82- s 2\ B-1-4 Sr ltacltltlc lstauo-FuocE (tNG mAt

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1974

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RYBAK, IRENE : FATAL AUTO ACCIDENT 1999 Ja 28 D 3-6 Van Buren Twp-Eazel parkr59;car veered acroas median;hit oncoming carrkilling Gordon Nevinr42rChelsea;shers criti -Garrett

BrBArom, NtcEcLAE DEI. tlDt E 8, L6.7

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RVBICKI, JOSEPH A. : DET SOTIER t9++ rjlburuoeo U E;-1'€-f

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FR PAUL: CATHOL CM N STER 1970

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RYBICKI THOI4AS !rl.: EI.EEZZIER r 968

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RYBINSKI, ROBERTA s KILLED BY TRAIN I s B I-6D Daniel Busheyrl.laconb Cty.,tried to rescue former girlfr Rybinski from oncoming train;they both feII into its path- Schabath,/PuIs filtrlNSKl, Tlf,l'tr\5 J. - DET S0tDlER t945 llibulroeo

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RYtERTBETIV- BiPE-SLt'i l[{G VICT I l,l 1952

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RYCI{ECK, AI{IOII{ETTE BURLISON: MISSING 1992 Ja B Hamtrarrck-police searching for wornan vrtro disappeared aft leaving her Hamtramck hcrne on Dec 14.

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RYICI{.]NK], RAYIf,TD L.: DETROIT SOT.OIER 1944

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1966

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RYCKI,{AN, GREG: BuRPm, 1991 E 15 B-1-5 11, of Troy, & Carl Gladstone, 12, of Berkley, r,rin first prize on IV show for best brurping.--DeSmet

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1987 D2 ,B3-l AoejOwounded by robber posinq as oizza man w6-o took about S9O0 from his father frbm hofre nr'9300 Dwyer

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RYDANT, DR JEFFREY : DENTIST 1987

Ap 13, B_l -l Age3l s wlfe3O E 2 kids ls3, all killed on l-75 in Groveland Twp in crash that also kllled another 6 serlously injured 6 rnore-Powers Apl4, BJ-l !Jlfe in crltlcal condition, funerals set

9f_tQtf. SIIIGEP r 960

RYDELL, OASIMIR: REALT0RY: DEIR()lT t953 f tr., tQ-5 3rven 4 vo 5 vRs FrR EMBEZ r-rro $231000 FRoM pRopsEcr IVE H:IllIE BIiIERS N 14, 20.6 Aeove uom rur{ tRtAL lu RecoRoens Counr & 5, 7-1 REPAYS EuEEzzLED FrrrD. & *.ffil*-

RlD6lr 0R. E. E. - LUIIIERAf{ C[ERGyfitN 1958

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K. II. - BE\JERI.Y HILLS - AIYATEIIR RANIO OFERATOR I 965

& WIFE & 2 OIIGTTEES ALL ^PERATE HA}i RADIOS

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RYDER,J HAHOI,D H. FTNANUT}:R 1930

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RYTER JAIES A. : BfE 1964 Gre-a Mrm,r{ucrED cHrEF ExEcurrvE oFFrcER c Ryoen tlr}3; luc. -1980- Je 27t E-5-7 6f, mlueo cHARtMAN oF JARTRAH-Fttzoenluo

RV)Ert, JItluES F.: DETTOIT lItlFAl'lIriYlAN t944 Dtea or 'louotos tu lteuv Foru 1656

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Forn 1656 Thc Dctroit Ncwr

IYDEI', JOFi'l D.: ENGINEER: U\,|V. 0F ILL I a' ?54 NAMEo DEAN )F EN rNEERrr,ro ar M.S.C 4-3 Nmaeo pREs. oF lr.rsrrrure, or Rlolo Ercrneenlrc FoR 19E516' f .t1,ssq6oJs eo ro Asre ro ,,.,, uF.il.lE3ffirrie"1k ?il*. srto cutr.o,G oF ilEr $.1 ,,..,ilt3i3iftEtrro *r,o*o^ltreFl%orn,t, OF S?REAM.I ilEO TPPROACH ?o EiG rEER iG ITL?EO iiATE ETGI iEEi ilG Goic BlCx lil SCIODL-LUrZ "o 966- 0 1 , A-6-8 E a Lr ]{G-?o L E A ve ilEX? ttT H TO sPEr{o 1 Srmrr s HEL P ]{o oE YE LOP iIASTER PLAT{ FOt RA 2-1L H OH ER EOUCA ? otr tDl, C-17-1 '*

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RYDER. l4lT0il 3 I'ltSlClAN 1982 .lr. 15r A-7-'t & Zolran FERENcv suEs ro cET DEATH pENALTy pLAir oFF BALLoT -1s,b .lt Sr O-1-2 tbt rostrLotr ?LErgE, iEurtox roun-&bFmLtt -1987- S 13 K-r-2 Cuts satirical record on 0llie North 'Good Golly, Ask 0l I ie. r--l.tcFarl in -t989- tlr 2, B-3-4 lrmortal lzed In cement at l,lich rRock Walk of Famer-Urhital I Je 16, H-8-4

Harassed musician f Iles suit to ban trr, l"5L B"P;lngersol tJoman, Lorie Hahn ctaims she and Hi tch Ryd.elr made sweet mus i c- I ngersol I -1990- D 2L B-3-2 I{i-11 appeal dismissal of his lawsuit accusing Qanadian brewb'ry of imitatine his sound in beer cof,m6rcial.-- Ankenv -t9%- W 22 B 1-2 cP Mercy, i's a tribute to Dr Kevorkian. - O:rlian A,e L7 B 4-4 tlill not perform at State Fair because ttrey dontt want him to sing his song ttGrcytt about Kevorkian. - Orrlian

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RYI)ER PAtL - DEIP0IT r 963

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1970 Jul5 .A-16-1 TO REPO T}IE COMPAT{Y IN BARGAIT{IIiIG TALKS WITf UAW

, 1962 30 Genrars X-Torx: vrrx OPtlOr TO BIIV-IO RACE SLOOP lN 0car,r RrclrG ComuerCe-Ver

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RYDER, TO4 - iETSMAN 1966

FOMI|ER iIET{SMAII I@T' PRIESI- O.OER MEN DISCOVER ROAO TO PRIESTHOOD- ScucnenH

- I 965 lhs nor 246 TRoPrlEs & 65 riGDALs-uAlrv OF THE!I OR P FOR TTI I RLI ilG COI,IPET I T I VELY-JrcOB

1979 F 27t 8-1-6 To snou Der BtcenrEf,BtAl Orsr RecoRos ro ctrY AuDt?oRg gEErtrq Htssttre $2821000 FEo FUilOs -1982- O 5t A-6-5 llemeo ADm cooRDtNAToR Bo or AssEssons 0 6, A-10-1 Faces pav cur-Roacn

WIIJIAil -' BAIIDII 1930 Forn 1656 TL. Dctrclt Nerr A8 I 15-6 Afn. Caught dter holcllrg up grooery at 2644 EamI avoor Jl 51 Ag 15, 1-4 Sento.rAg 15, 2-LO [rsoat Iontarby Judge Sk111- man; rob armed Ag 16, 5-8 Reunlted wlth mother efter 10 ynsolrlow must go to Ja1l fon at least 2 ;nr.s.

RYDER, U,ILLIAH FRANLKIN : BANK ROBBER 1987

39, of Pontiac 6 Kevin D. Di egel 27 held in robbery of a Comerica branch in Brham-Sinclair

t S I.EGISTAITIRE CAliDIOATE DereerEo roa Sretg St., l8nr Dtsrr , Der.sFoLtED a S 13. 3c-5 Derearus ) 12 Pnr D r sno SFoLLED'2375 ( lNC, t Gnmreo BALL.T oesrcxArrcn offil??3;; !'o]-lu-u *,r. Ag;w rot €,ilrrrlEo ro oEsrcrATror oF ocors?rgLeo ar-niir. GG? r? B€- CAU3E BALLOTS ARE ?RIINED

mllct{A : ACf,RESS M---.Plrys the part of t{ay Wellard in the Age of Innocence. - Weinstein

RDER DISIRIBUTICII SYSTE.{S INC Ap 16 A 7-6 lUnnoil at the Saturn plant with the trnion and non-tmion r,rorkers. - Fogel

RYDER INTEGRATED LOGISTICS INC. 3 SUPPLY FIRI'I 1999 EL2CL-2 to open distribution center at site of Chryslers former headguarters in Hlghland Park;other H.Park developments- King

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RY1KOSICV !/'1. - DEf Sf.tlDlER I 945 Fneeo FRoil GERMANS

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1976

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1970

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RYSI(AMP, DAV I D: LAND I NG PLANE i\CC IDENT 1969 Ac 4.r A-2-3 12op t.tt r oLET4ENS srRucK oN THE HEAD By v,tNc or I t nF LANE It'I{ILE T4OWING GRASS AT HIS FATHER'S EASY ACRgS AIRPO RT- Ae 6, A-3-1 FATHER GtvES coNSENr ro 0oNArE t(tDNEys oF ABAovi{,rnlblrr.oru CORNEA OF ABOVE TRANSPL/iNTED TO SUSAN GREEN OF DEARBORN- TEGGE

RYSKAI'{P, DENNIS s CHARGED !{ITH INVADING TIGER FIELD 1995 .Ie 0l D N lTrRoya1 Oakrpleads not guilty to storming field on Day;to go to trial;l3 others are in jail-Atkins

RYSIG},IP, KENNEIH: JUDGE 1991 Ap L2 A-3-2 DC- For first tinre in Pres Bush's telm, Dern senators rejec one of his fed court nominees.

RYSKE},ICZ, }JALTER : FOUND DEAD r 986 , 6 wife Minnie found long dead i n H gh and PK t ra e |Jowk Martindale Ap 17, B-7-t Police said they had enough to pay for better housing. n\rC 7tl 1 STAt'lL:'/ s EAST DI:I,RBCUN 1973 ,l l-lolrEowilEr:s Afl'1i.,:G GiiouP BATTLE AGST c lr'/ c0ut{c I L Ennoi lt'! t.lOi., ltlG L IJCUSE OI'lTO V,lCANT LOT O:t ST:-:EET tIHlCl-l lS Zollf,D t., F4- S I HGLt-::1 i.!O? 2- Attt l-Y DI,JELL I l.lGS j Tl-lE\', I li ".1ll,ti(El'JY

1975

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RYTHER, JOHN H: RESEARCHER 1970 , SAYS rrFtsr FARmfi To FEEo HUNGRY woRLo sooN MAY BE As coMM ON AS A PoULTRY FARM-KSRwtH

RYTHER, MICIIAEL : RET,NION I Saginaw-After 47 years of separatlon, flnally reunlted with brother, Denny Rhtyer, Texas

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RYZHKOV, NIKOLA| : SOVIET r985 Ap2 ,A- I l,tcscow-named POl to itburo S 2g, A_7_l Named prime minister of the Soivet Union-Lessenberry --1986-- I r 16, A-2-1 He and Sec. of State George Shultz said relations between U.S. and Russia are disappointing. Je.19, A-lZ-3 Moscow-Russia plans to double nuclear po*ErtirIriJSby 1990 Plan for reform contlnues ban on prlvate property

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RZEM I EN J0SEPH : WINNER 1987

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RZPA; DAUI0 s SALEST{AN - @(I( 1984 O 24c E-6-1 hbr lno pntzE AT NAT|oTAL BEEF 0oor-0rr utrr REot?E BEEF Dt lat o-Bt ees

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RZEPECKI, JAMES K.: DRIVE-BY SH00TING

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1962

RZEPI(I. CLAUDIA j-rl'llr! a BEAUTY 1978

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RZEPKA, EDWARDI GRADUATE 1970 ) 4-1 AT AGE 45, REcEtvED BS IN ELECTR!CAL ENGINERRING AT S. U. 1998 D27D2-5 Bloomfield Hills-Obit,died Feb. 24,heart attack, Bloonf ield Hills homerage 72

RZEPKA JOSEPH J: SCHOOL OFFICIAL 1970

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1987 Aq 29, B-1-l charged with reporting boats stolen afrd collecting i nsurance money and then sellingrr Stolenrr boats.

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RZ ! EHKOT.'SKI JOHN: WITNESS 1

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RZIEISO,'6KI !{RS"qNMI D,STROIT t937 Form 1656 Ae 2ar1-g46 Frues $50.@O sutr vs clrv. wAs Ht? By poLrcEr.rAN ouRtN6-Rtof AT ERil- iR'It"T58ffi S,HliaeH;'3:t'offf;r3H*p[.,.'"ro*n.8',fl E1-3-3 lillY 15'2'4 Frtes qnn ron g5oroo IDR curBoruo ey FoLrcE

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RZVCKI, SERGT.J)SEPH J. : OEfR0lT SOLDIER 1943

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