Reagan and Mexican Leader Clash Over Central America Policy
LA PAZ Mexico AP Reagan and Miguel de la Madrid failed to resolve policy disputes on Central America during a summit. Both leaders urged self determination and non interference while signaling continued differences on the Nicaraguan-Sandinista crisis and a potential trade accord. They signed an environmental border pact and stressed goodwill despite tensions.
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Pacific
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U.S
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Nicaragua
Chile to move up elections after two days of violence
Chileian interior minister Sergio Onofre Jarpa said congressional elections could occur much sooner than the 1990 constitutional date after two days of anti government protests. The coup era repression and rising unrest spurred calls for liberalization as riot police clashed with mourners at cemeteries and at least 20 people were arrested including a priest.
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Santiago
Sergio Onofre Jarpa
Mercurio
Augusto Pinochet
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Pinochet
Weather outlook extends warm spell through midweek
Monday mostly sunny with highs 80 to 85, Monday night fair with upper 50s to low 60s, Tuesday partly cloudy with mid 80s, and a Wed-Fri extended forecast shows fair weather with highs in the upper 70s to 80s and lows mid-50s to mid-60s. Police clash at Solidarity anniversary observed. page 8. Foreign competition hurts coal exports. Galax hosts festive fiddlers on page 2.
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France Expands French Forces in Chad Amid Crisis
France doubled its Chad troop presence by moving paratroopers to Sahal and preparing reinforcements to N'Djamena. Paris aims to bolster Habre’s defense, train Chadian forces, and deter Libyan-backed advances as Zairian and American support shifts peacekeeping dynamics.
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France
Sahal
Guy Penne
Francois Mitterrand
Paris
Hissene Habre
Habre
Libya
Faya- Largeau
Goukouni
Faya-Largeau
Abeche
Salal
Ati
Central African Republic
Khartoum
Kinshasa
Zaire
N’djamena
Bernard Messana
Muammar Khadafy
Actress Koo Stark Lands in Sydney With Royal Friend
American actress Koo Stark, 27, arrives at Darling Harbour heliport Sydney after visiting Mt. Wilson in the Blue Mountains. She is described as a friend of Britain's Prince Andrew, with a brief note to see People in the News for more on the royal connection.
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Britain
Prince Andrew
Darling Harbour Heliport
Sydney
Australia
Mt. Wilson
Blue Mountains
Koo
Desert War: Proxy Confrontation In Chad
Chad's civil war pits Habre backed by the United States and France against Libyan backed Goukouni Oueddei. Faya-Largeau fell to Libyan forces. Habre’s 5,000 men retreat north as Western powers weigh political action. France and the United States provide limited support while avoiding direct combat.
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Chad
Muammar Khadafy
Africa
Hissene Habre
United States
France
Goukouni Oueddei
Habre
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Libya
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Faya-Largeau
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Truby rejects limited merit pay for WV teachers
State Superintendent Roy Truby told a legislative subcommittee that a plan giving merit raises to only 5 percent of teachers and excluding 95 percent is doomed. He favored a career ladder with peer review and performance evaluation to advance teachers, while base pay increases and closing county pay gaps are top priorities for the 1984 legislature.
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Lincoln County
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Marshall University College of Education
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