Rioters in India protest after mass Hindu killings in Punjab
Police used tear gas and warning shots to disperse about 3000 rioters on a highway near New Delhi protesting the Punjab massacre of 24 Hindus. Five injured, several detained. protests sparked fears of broader Sikh violence.
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Bentsen Set to Lead Trade Issue Debate in Senate
Senate Finance Committee chair designate Lloyd M. Bentsen signals a pragmatic approach to trade, aiming to aid U.S. manufacturers while resisting protectionist measures. He frames a strong but balanced policy against a Taco Bell economy and reopening duties debates. The veteran Democrat weighs free trade with domestic industry needs as Reagan faces backlash on tariffs.
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Tumors Detected By Injections At Radiology Meeting
Dr Steven Larson reports on using mouse blood cells mixed with radioactive tracers to locate and slow growth of melanomas in 16 patients treated 1982 86. The method suited for tumors not visible on X rays faces rejection by human bodies and cannot yet cure patients.
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Reagan Overhauls Counterintelligence
Reagan plans a sweeping counterintelligence overhaul to tighten security at defense plants tighten scrutiny of federal workers with access to secrets and encode satellite communications. The 50 page report sent to House and Senate intelligence committees outlines 40 new proposals and improvements in more than 60 areas. Bipartisan support followed the Walker espionage case and a push to reform U.S. counterintelligence coordination between Congress and the White House. A forthcoming executive order will set government wide standards for background checks and require reinvestigation of cleared personnel.
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Punishment Affection Treatment Challenged in Rhode Island
Michael Shields, 21, autistic, is restrained and spanked at Behavior Research Institute in a case that probes the school’s aversive methods. Massachusetts seeks to keep the program, while parents press for permanent limits and $15 million in damages. Shields’s mother supports the school’s approach. The center houses 45 autistic students aged 13 to 29 from multiple states with annual per-student costs around $87,000.
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House Class of 1986 Faces Stricter Budget Constraints
U S House freshmen enter with tighter funding as Gramm Rudman limits bite. Office costs inflate beyond salaries while staff and resources must be trimmed to maintain constituent services and legislative work. Elizabeth Patterson of South Carolina prioritizes efficient staff hiring within the new limits.
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