Reagan Eyes Progress Across Europe on Tour
As his 10 day European swing nears its end, President Reagan walked with King Juan Carlos at El Pardo and met Prime Minister Gonzalez and opposition leader Fraga. He heralded a “golden age of freedom” in Iberia and prepared a major speech in Strasbourg on relations with the Soviet Union.
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Reagan's European trip highlights and talks in Spain and Portugal
President Reagan concludes a 10 day European swing with meetings in Madrid Lisbon and Strasbourg He meets Spanish Prime Minister Gonzalez Marquez and Portuguese Prime Minister Soares and addresses the European Parliament and National Assembly He defends Reaganomics credits freedom as contagious and notes democratic gains in the Western Hemisphere while praising Spain's openness and a flourishing freedom mood in the visit.
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Schroeder Back In Hospital After Brain Hemorrhage
William Schroeder, longtime artificial heart recipient, was re admitted in critical condition with a brain hemorrhage at Humana Hospital Audubon. He had been discharged a month earlier but had grown listless and weak in recent days.
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Barrage Hits Beirut Homes and Civilians in Citywide Attacks
Beirut endured an intense artillery barrage as clashes raged in 10 months of civil war. Police reported 28 killed and more than 100 wounded across Beirut and surrounding districts in 15 hours of bombardment by field guns, rockets, mortars, and tanks, followed by a brief lull at dawn.
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Spacelab Crew Overcomes Onboard Problems in Flight
Edwards AFB Calif AP Challenger's space shuttle crew faced rodent food and faulty drinking fountains but proved human ingenuity wins in space. The 17th mission ended with a smooth Mojave Desert touchdown at 12 11 p m after a week of equipment break downs and twin sonic booms rattling Los Angeles.
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Mass Eviction Unapproved says Ethiopian leader
Addis Ababa Ethiopia AP Ethiopia's Marxist leader says local officials ordered the mass eviction of more than 50 000 famine victims from a feeding camp without central government permission The U N official Kurt Jansson quoted Mengistu Haile Mariam as saying the action was not authorized and not approved He spoke after a 14 day northern Ethiopia search by air for those displaced from Ibnet camp
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Beatty Nevada weighs nuclear dump amid long history of fallout
Beatty residents brace for a high level nuclear waste repository as Yucca Mountain and other sites are considered. locals cite economic need and safety safeguards while recalling 1950s atmospheric tests and ongoing low level dumps near town. Desert town officials and residents discuss risks and benefits with politicians and local business figures weighing the proposal.
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U S Accuses Soviets of Helsinki Rights Violations at Ottawa Meeting
At a 35 nation conference in Ottawa the United States plans to accuse the Soviet Union of systematic breaches of the Helsinki accords human rights provisions. Richard Schifter said at least 38 Helsinki Watch activists have been jailed or banished.
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Farm stars testify on farm family stress before House task force
Actresses Jessica Lange and Sissy Spacek joined other witnesses in Washington yesterday to testify about stress faced by farm families. They appeared at a Democratic Party farm task force hearing to discuss hardships, economic pressures, and impacts on rural communities.
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Farm Families Under Stress Described in New Study
A University of Missouri study reports profound pain and suffering among farm families including behavioral changes in children, high rates of low mood and aggression, and increased drinking and suicide. Three actresses testified to Congress about farmers being betrayed by government as the study centers on a north central Missouri county and 40 families who left farming recently.
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The Aiken Standard provides a quick reference of emergency numbers for the community. It lists police and fire departments and hospital contact lines, aiding residents in urgent situations.
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