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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1982
Page
7
U S ambassador to the Organization of American States says the body may bridge differences between Argentina and English speaking Caribbean nations. After a four hour closed door session the OAS will resume debate on a compromise resolution for a peaceful Britain Argentina outcome led by St Lucia.
The OAS considers a Colombia drafted resolution urging a peaceful solution to the Argentina Britain dispute. The document notes concern over the conflict’s hemispheric peace impact and offers the OAS good offices while many English speaking Caribbean members push for a reference to a U.N. Security Council resolution.
President Reagan plans a Congress package offering up to 500 for parents of children in private and parochial elementary and secondary schools. The plan would phase in over three years starting 1983 and target low to middle income families with credits based on income.
The AP and The New York Times won two Pulitzers each, with the Kansas City Star and Times cited for Hyatt Regency sky walk collapse coverage that killed 114. Sylvia Plath posthumously won poetry, John Updike fiction, Charles Fuller drama, and William Giles celebrated Detroit News public service prize.
In Manhattan a rooftop lot shooting killed three CBS employees after they attempted to rescue a woman forced into a van. Victims were Leo A. Kuranuki Edward M Benford and Robert W Schulze, all CBS Broadcast Center staff from New Jersey and New York.
Dudley Yasuda a 43 year old psychology professor at San Francisco City College was shot to death in his office during a meeting with eight students. Police believe the gunman was an ex student who fired four or five shots then fled. Yasuda died at San Francisco General Hospital about an hour later.
The Army announces tougher re-enlistment rules after a rise in reenlistments. Soldiers failing to reach corporal or equivalent within three to four years are barred from re-enlisting, and commanders can dismiss those with under six years deemed marginal. Officials say retention of quality troops is improving.
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