Day Care Linked to Higher Aggression in Infants
New York AP report summarizes UNC in Chapel Hill study showing children who attended day care from infancy through age five behaved far more aggressively toward peers and were less obedient than peers who stayed home. Experts warn results may not predict lasting behavior outside day care.
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France bans violent gang Direct Action in terrorism crackdown
Paris reports the government outlawed the extreme left group Direct Action to curb bombings, gun attacks and anti-Semitic violence. The ban makes membership illegal as President Mitterrand imposes tough measures including a new anti-terror cabinet post and enhanced police powers.
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Seychelles forces quell island mutiny in bid for stability
Seychelles forces announced control of the island state after crushing a mutiny by a group of soldiers. No word on the fate of 239 hostages claimed by rebels as of Wednesday.
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First Lady Nancy Reagan at her ill father’s side in Arizona
Nancy Reagan remains at her father Dr Loyal Davis’s bedside in Scottsdale as his heart condition worsens. He is 86 and hospitalized after a prior report dated Aug 10, with Nancy shuttling between California and Arizona to be with him.
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Republicans Gather in Miami Beach Ahead of Convention
Ten years ago Republican Party officials met in Miami Beach for two days of work before the national convention, laying groundwork and preparing strategy.
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Miami Beach
Nuclear plants flagged for safety in NRC memo
NRC staff memo dated December 28 1981 lists 10 of 74 reactors with far below average safety and 12 more below average. Critical Mass says 140 mishaps were especially significant with most due to equipment failures and human error, while NRC officials dispute the study’s conclusions.
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Public Citizen Inc
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Office For
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Poverty rises in 1980 with 29.3 million poor Americans
Census Bureau data show 29.3 million people lived in poverty in 1980, up from 26 million in 1979. The report notes high poverty rates among blacks and Hispanics, including 32.5 percent of blacks and 25.7 percent of Hispanics.
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