Soviets walk out of arms talks after German vote
The Kremlin halted U S Soviet talks on medium range missiles in Europe hours after West German parliament approved NATO deployment. Reagan expressed disappointment but urged reviving talks. Kvitsinsky called the session discontinued. Nitze urged readiness to halt deployments if negotiators agree to cuts. NATO plans to deploy Pershing 2 and cruise missiles across Western Europe to counter Soviet SS 20s.
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Arafat Agrees To PLO Peace Plan In Tripoli Crisis
Arafat's spokesman says he accepted concrete proposals by mediators to withdraw Palestinian fighters from Tripoli as thousands flee amid rebel threats. Marines in Beirut bunker after car bomb threat. clashes widen in mountains as Druse and Lebanese forces violate a truce.
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Thanksgiving charity dinners draw thousands nationwide
Across the nation charitable groups expand Thanksgiving meals for the needy. The Salvation Army lists large crowds in Chicago Detroit Honolulu Phoenix and New York. St Vincent de Paul Phoenix plans about 250 more dinners than last year while Indianapolis feeds over 10 000 through a citywide effort started in 1974. In Lafayette Park Washington DC the Community for Creative Non Violence hopes to serve 1 000 turkey dinners. Little Brothers Friends of the Elderly will deliver 200 home meals with champagne or cider.
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Inflation Stays Under 4 Percent
Washington reports consumer prices rose 0.4 percent in October, keeping the year’s inflation at 3.9 percent, matching 1982’s moderated pace. Economists foresee 1984 CPI gains near 4 to 7 percent, with analysts optimistic about the economy’s recovery and inflation remaining contained.
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Storm Regroups To Blast Midwest
A major winter storm regroups to dump heavy snow across the Midwest disrupting Thanksgiving travel. The system, blamed for 23 deaths, sent tornadoes and hurricane-force winds through the Dixie region, with additional energy building on the Pacific Coast. Forecasters warned of another wave reaching the Plains by Sunday, as Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Kansas and Missouri brace for heavy snowfall, icing, and school closures. Temperatures plunged to deep subzero in Wyoming and Nebraska amid strong winds and turbulence ahead of the cold front.
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Thanksgiving weather outlook with showers and cooling
The National Weather Service forecasts Thursday morning showers or thunderstorms, tapering to light rain by afternoon. Highs in the 50s, then colder with windy nights and lows in the 30s. Friday mostly sunny, highs 45 to 50. Extended outlook through Sunday notes partly cloudy Saturday, showers likely Sunday, with highs in the 50s to around 60 and cooler nights. Fatboy is saved from the slaughter.
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Norfolk Southern Eyes Coal Fueled Locomotives Revival
Norfolk Southern plans to reintroduce coal burning engines as the main locomotive fuel. A $1 million GE contract funds five year research to develop efficient coal burning technology possibly including coal fired gas or steam turbines. The move aims to cut foreign oil dependence while reviving historic coal hauling roots of the Norfolk Southern system.
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