Midwest Snowstorm Hits And Paralyzes Travel
A Gulf Coast storm pushes snow across the Texas panhandle and New Mexico while a Midwest system strands thousands, closes schools, and disrupts travel. Ice jams in Oil City Pennsylvania trigger evacuations as Minnesota and Michigan face record snow and cold, with authorities deploying National Guardsmen in St. Louis and Michigan delaying elections and school days.
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Ford UAW renew talks with focus on job security
Ford Motor Co and United Auto Workers reopened negotiations in Detroit stressing job security as a priority. UAW President Douglas Fraser cautioned against expecting a quick settlement while Ford's Donald Ephlin touted a more complete long term job security proposal than GM's.
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Ellsberg among 162 arrested in Livermore Lab protest
Activist Daniel Ellsberg and 161 others spent a night in jail after a 22 hour blockade of the Lawrence Livermore Laboratory. Authorities said 166 demonstrators were arrested for obstructing a thoroughfare or public place with arraignments set for later today.
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Poland Cities Keep Calm Amid Food Price Hikes
Warsaw observers report no disturbances as Poland imposes major food and fuel price hikes in a martial law climate. Shoppers react cautiously with near empty shelves and ration card concerns, while nationwide reaction remains unclear due to restricted communications.
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Romania braces for price hikes amid tight controls
Romania faces planned price increases as the 1982 economic plan targets a five percent rise in the general index. Rumors of larger hikes for sugar, oil, rice, and dairy persist, while wages average about $205 a month. Authorities warn independent protests would be crushed.
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Reagan to boost El Salvador aid with $55 million package
The Reagan administration plans $55 million in military equipment for El Salvador, citing improved human rights by the junta while denying mass civilian massacres. Assistant Secretary Enders outlined the plan to Congress and said emergency powers would fund the aid, including replacements for aircraft destroyed by guerrillas.
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Mubarak to visit Washington for four day talks
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak arrives in Washington for a four day visit. He will be welcomed at the White House on Wednesday and meet with President Reagan and other officials and lawmakers.
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