Reagan Open to Talks on Treaty Renouncing Force in Europe
President Reagan said the United States would discuss a treaty renouncing force in Europe if the Soviet Union agrees to other arms control steps. He urged greater dialogue to prevent miscalculation and supported linked talks at Stockholm on disarmament. He spoke in Dublin amid protests and prepared to meet Margaret Thatcher in London.
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Primary races flare nationwide with senate, governors, and props
The AP notes six U.S. Senate seats and three governorships on ballots Tuesday amid lively congressional contests. California voters weigh anti bribery rules and Legislature power shifts while South Dakota considers a nuclear waste dump in Fall River County. Block Island residents vote on secession over mopeds and tourism. In PASCHALL North Carolina authorities intensify a manhunt as four condemned murderers are sought near Lake Gaston, with a sighting of an escapee in Rowan County prompting renewed patrols.
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Hollings Urges Higher Teacher Pay For Stronger Schools
U S Senator Ernest Hollings told Furman University graduates that the nation faces education trouble and raising teacher salaries is a crucial step. He warned that current pay lags behind private industry and urged investment in the future during commencement remarks to about 550 graduates.
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Duarte Won’t Probe Churchwomen Murders Further
President Jose Napoleon Duarte announced his government will not pursue further investigations into the 1980 murders of four American churchwomen. Relatives allege high ranking officials tried a cover up as five former national guardsmen were convicted. Duarte pledged to curb security abuses and urged leftist leaders to oust rebel commanders to show control over guerrillas.
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Missing 18 After Tall Ships Race Sinks Off Bermuda
In heavy seas off Bermuda the three masted Marques sank during the Cutty Sark Tall Ships Race with 28 aboard. Eight survivors and one American body arrived in Bermuda aboard a rescue ship. another American crewman was flown toward Halifax aboard the Canadian frigate Assiniboine. The dead American was James S. McAleer.
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South Carolina health survey cites poor habits and low life expectancy
A DHEC survey of about 6,000 residents found South Carolinians smoke more, have uncontrolled hypertension, and lead sedentary, overweight lives. Obesity surprised researchers, and life expectancy averages around 72 years, below the national 75-year average, with results published in JAMA.
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Thurmond urges Nicaragua to stop aiding rebels
Sen. Strom Thurmond after a trip to Nicaragua urged the nation to renounce communism and end support for Salvadoran rebels. He spoke in Columbia before a Disabled American Veterans event, noting U.S. gains and no risk in pursuing talks.
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Tony Awards Dominate With La Cage and The Real Thing
The 38th annual Tony awards crowned La Cage aux Folles with six prizes including best musical and best actor. The Real Thing won five Tonys and topped best play, with Jeremy Irons Glenn Close and Christine Baranski among the acting winners. Death of a Salesman revival earned best revival as Dustin Hoffman’s absence highlighted the night.
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