Britain Objects but Not Rejects on Falklands Peace Plan
Britain raises initial objections to Haig's peace proposals with Argentina but stops short of rejecting them. Thatcher says the plan fails to meet Parliament’s demand to prioritize Falklanders' wishes. Argentina seeks recognition of sovereignty over the Falkland Islands despite local islanders largely preferring British rule.
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London
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Margaret Thatcher
Nicanor Costa Mendez
Stoessel Shuttle Back In Israel Amid Sinai Tension
Deputy Secretary of State Walter Stoessel returned to Israel from Egypt to push the Sinai withdrawal run, while opponents including Americans threaten self harm over evacuation in Yamit. Israel plans to begin the Yamit pullout on Monday as government debates border demarcation and other treaty compliance issues.
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Rebel Fighters Claim Victories In Ethiopia Conflict
The Tigre People's Liberation Front says rebels captured Batti on March 19, killed over 600 government troops, and took 200 prisoners after fierce fighting. Seyoum Musa asserts Soviet aid is temporary pressure, and the movement seeks autonomy for Tigre with Eritrean allies aiding their stand.
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Rome
Ethiopia
Seyoum Musa
Tigre People’s Liberation Front
Musa
Batti
Israeli cabinet member Abu-Hatzeira says he will resign
Aharon Abu-Hatzeira, the first Israeli cabinet minister convicted of a crime, announced his plan to resign to allow Focus on appealing his conviction. He will seek a party vote on stepping down, with reports that the faction could block the move or that Begin might fire him.
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Begin
Figures manipulated again says Reagan in inflation debate
President Reagan claims figures are jimmying the unemployment data. He accuses Carter’s aides previously and now government statisticians of skewing seasonally adjusted reports to show unemployment rising even as joblessness fell. The Bureau defends seasonal adjustment as a correct method to offset regular yearly fluctuations.
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Washington
Reagan
Jimmy Carter
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Helms Asked To Mediate Falkland Talks
Senator Jesse Helms of North Carolina said he has not offered to mediate but that the Reagan administration has asked for his help. He noted his role as a key Argentine congressional ally and declined to reveal any specific actions.
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Falkland Islands
Reagan
Helms
Argentina
Great Britain
Britain
Alexander Haig Jr
Rosie Ruiz Arrested in New York for $60 000 Theft
Rosie Ruiz, the runner once linked to Boston Marathon controversy, was arrested in New York on charges of stealing 60 thousand dollars from her employer. She had worked at a New York real estate firm for two years. The arrest occurred 30 minutes before the 86th Boston Marathon race.
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New York
Rosie Ruiz
American Ballet Theater Opens Season Without Baryshnikov
The American Ballet Theater began an eight week run at the Metropolitan Opera House with a sexually explicit The Wild Boy choreographed by Kenneth MacMillan set to Gordon Crosse's modern score. Baryshnikov is out recovering from knee surgery. Robert La Fosse and Lisa Houston led the leads with Natalia Makarova and were in Washington premiere earlier.
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American Ballet Theater
Mikhail Baryshnikov
Kenneth MacMillan
Gordon Crosse
Baryshnikov
Natalia Makarova
Washington
Robert la Fosse
Lisa Houston
Wild Boy
Metropolitan Opera House
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