Middle East Talks Slow as PLO Plans Three-Step Withdrawal
Israeli officials concede on a possible post withdrawal deployment of an international force as the PLO agrees to flee Beirut in stages by sea land and air. Jordan signals openness to accepting PLO members with passports while fearing attacks from Lebanese Christian militias during the evacuation.
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Police Chief Discusses City Police Response Times
Sauser notes slow response due to no units in the area. Citizens report mixed experiences with arrivals ranging from five minutes to over an hour. Capt. Gardner explains priorities and shift changes influence timing. Cedar Rapids averaged six minutes for a 24 hour period in June.
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GAO Flags Flaws in U S Uranium Tracking System
The GAO reports the United States has supplied about 13 000 kilograms of highly enriched uranium to 43 countries since 1954, but only 11 000 kilograms are IAEA safeguarded. It criticizes unreliable shipment data and calls for system integration to improve safeguards and timely detection of potential diversions.
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Weather Report Extended Forecast and Record Rainfall
Extended forecast shows little precipitation Wednesday through Friday with fair mild weather and highs in the 70s to 80s and lows in the 50s. radar shows heavy rainfall Sunday causing local flooding in Arkansas Texas and Virginia with 2.40 inches at Fort Smith 2.33 at Little Rock and gusts up to 65 mph.
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Divorces rise in 1981 with shifting marriage patterns
Census data show 10.841 million divorced Americans in 1981, with higher divorce rates for women 129 per 1000 versus 88 for men. Black and Hispanic rates surged since 1960 and 1970, while unmarried cohabitation and living alone increased. Younger adults delay marriage, median ages at first marriage rising to 22.3 for women and 24.8 for men.
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Governors push plan to shift welfare programs to states
Reagan seeks 8.1 billion from Washington for Aid to Families with Dependent Children and 30 other programs totaling 30.7 billion to be state funded. In return, federal savings 18.3 billion, plus a 20.4 billion transition trust. Governors urge compromise with the White House amid a divided stance.
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