Third World Summit Opens in Cancun Mexico
Third World nations gather in Cancun for a summit seeking a new international economic order. They push for commodity price protections, monetary reform, and technology transfer rules while US President Reagan urges private investment as key to development. Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang criticizes the Soviet Union’s stance on the meeting.
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Juggling Act Expected For Budget Cuts
Senate leader Baker predicts a lot of juggling in Reagan budget plans as Congress weighs more selective tax increases and fewer cuts. He met with Meese, Baker III, and Stockman at the White House to discuss opposition and how Republicans will proceed.
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Americans, Swede Win 1981 Nobel Prize in Physics
The Nobel Prize in Physics awarded to Kai Siegbahn of Upp sala University for half the prize with Nicolaas Bloembergen of Harvard and Arthur Schawlow of Stanford sharing the other half. Their work on two forms of atomic spectroscopy advances nuclear study tools and advances.
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