World Leaders Briefed on Arms Talks in Geneva
U S officials briefed leaders on Geneva talks to restart nuclear arms negotiations with the Soviet Union. The joint statement aims to prevent an arms race in space and achieve complete elimination of nuclear weapons everywhere. Disputes centered on the Star Wars space weapons program and defense research.
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Cambodian Vietnamese skirmish near Ampil camp continues
Cambodian guerrillas of the Khmer People National Liberation Front clash with Vietnamese troops outside Ampil, the resistance base abandoned after a Monday assault. Thai and Red Cross officials say about 5,000 fighters were overwhelmed as leaders withdrew to preserve forces for future combat and were moved by Thai marked trucks to undisclosed locations.
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Mother Reunited With Adocted Son After California Abduction
Providence AP says a Rhode Island reunion followed two years after a 13-year-old boy was abducted in California and assaulted. Authorities held a Long Beach man, a casual friend of the boy, on first degree sexual assault and fugitive charges after a car chase. The boy was located with the help of a national crime computer and was reported in good health.
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Court Takes Custody Of Surrogate Mother's Baby
The English High Court has taken temporary custody of a five day old girl, the first British birth to a paid surrogate mother. The natural father and his wife are Americans, with the court now handling future custody decisions.
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Freshmen Lawmakers Happy With Session
The article notes Charles Powell and other freshmen senators in the South Carolina Senate sought to limit committee assignments to three per member. They failed to change the rules but won preferred committee assignments through informal compromise. Theo Mitchell and John Martin comment on preserving seniority while sharing talents. The Senate rejected an electronic vote-record proposal and opened the 106th General Assembly with limited changes.
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Hodel Denies He Is Set To Change Jobs In White House Rumors
Energy Secretary Donald Hodel rejects reports he will become Interior Secretary and says no decision will be made without the president's consultation. He notes talks of merging agencies lack momentum and that he remains content in his current post.
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Reagan approves staff chief and treasury chief swap
President Reagan endorses a secret switch moving James Baker from White House chief of staff to treasury secretary and Donald Regan to chief of staff. The change, aided by Michael Deaver, signals delegation of power and aims to balance conservative concerns with pragmatism in policy shaping.
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