Argentina Holds Falklands as U.N. Resolution Backed
Argentine banners in Plaza de Mayo declare sovereignty while Gen. Mario Menendez orders removal of shortwave antennas. British fleet nears Falklands as UK vows to sink Argentine vessels within 200 miles. Haig seeks diplomatic solution under UN Resolution 502 amid invasion fallout.
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Reagan outlines student aid plan amid loan debate
Reagan says public loans not from private banks and cites broad aid options while critics say changes reduce aid. Sen. Levin warns the plan would cut 1.9 million students' aid and overall federal education funding by about 35 percent. An OMB spokesman notes a drop in undergraduates receiving aid despite a record loan volume. The proposal would require need-based eligibility for many families, raise loan fees to 10 percent, and bar up to 700,000 graduate students from guaranteed loans.
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Edwin Dale
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Verdict sparks mixed reactions from court players
Judge praised jurors for their work after a lengthy trial as co-counsel called the outcome a disappointment for his client. The assistant district attorney lauded the deliberations and said justice was not rushed. Jurors left the courthouse escorted by deputies, refusing comment.
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Marin
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Weather forecast and temperature extremes across the United States
The national forecast calls for a fair Tuesday and Wednesday with a chance of showers Thursday. Highs will be in the mid 50s to mid 60s, with lows mainly in the 30s. Saturday saw extreme lows of 10 degrees in Butte Montana and Lemmon South Dakota and highs near 93 in Fort Lauderdale Florida. Heavy rain and gusty winds drenched northern and central California with Sacramento and San Francisco receiving an inch or more. Up to 4 inches may fall in coastal mountain areas today. The Great Lakes region remained wintery with light snow and 30s temperatures from upper Michigan to northern Ohio. Sault Ste Marie Michigan recorded an inch of snow. The Gulf Coast was warm with scattered thunderstorms, and southern Florida and the desert Southwest reported heat with 93 in Fort Lauderdale and 92 in Miami and Yuma Arizona. The Plains and Rockies enjoyed fair weather with 60s in Wyoming and Nebraska. Today’s forecast features rain along the Pacific coast into the Plateau, lingering thunderstorms in southern Florida, and continued snow over the lower Great Lakes with rain in the Northeast. The Gulf Coast, Plains, and Midwest will be sunny. temperatures will range from the 30s–40s in the Northeast to 50s–60s on the Pacific coast, with southern states in the 70s and western Texas and the desert Southwest warming into the 80s.
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Travel forecast for Bismarck Chicago Cincinnati today
Expected high today and low tonight across Bismarck Chicago Cincinnati. Forecast calls for variable conditions with possible showers and cooler evenings in some areas. Monitor local updates for precise hourly temperatures and precipitation chances.
Lebanon tensions rise as Israeli threats loom
Lebanon denounces warlike Israeli statements while Beirut reports possible invasion plans. Uri Porat cites PLO panic but avoids direct comment. southern Lebanon notes Israeli naval patrols along a 25 mile coast and arms distribution to civilians amid a fragile ceasefire after clashes and Beirut bombing deaths.
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Uri Porat
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Christian Voice of Lebanon Radio
Tyre
Beirut
Rural Missouri Town Feels Recession Pinch Ahead of 1982
Jefferson and Greene County show sharp farm income declines with corn and soybean values down about 13.8 million from last year. Unemployment and loan stress rise as local plants cut payrolls from 450 to 250, while 26,800 U.S. businesses could fail in 1982. Local bankers warn of high interest and stalled grain prices, forecasting slow recovery for at least a year.
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Cessna Fluid Power Division
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Rinderknecht
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Doug McDermott
Home State Bank
Ghotbzadeh Arrest in 1980 Tgn Ends in Release
Ghotbzadeh was arrested in November 1980 after televised remarks deemed insulting by the government and released three days later reportedly on Khomeini’s orders. He had recently entered business and friends say he was writing a book on Iran’s Islamic revolution.
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Khomeini
Iran
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