Reagan warns Khadafy of most serious consequences
President Reagan issued the strongest warning yet to Muammar Khadafy that Libyan hit squads targeting U S leaders would invite the most serious consequences. The House approved a foreign aid amendment condemning Libya for terrorism and seeking possible actions such as oil sanctions.
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Little Rock official opposes creation science in schools
Dennis Glasgow, Little Rock science supervisor, testified in the Arkansas creation trial that implementing Act 590 would force religious references in science classes and require uprooting curricula from kindergarten through high school. He argued the act is vague and cannot be applied without treating religion as science. The plaintiffs, backed by the ACLU, contend creation science is religious apologetics rather than science.
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Walesa and Glemp meet as Poland face economic crisis
In Warsaw Soli darity leader Lech Walesa and six top union officials met with primate Jozef Glemp to seek an end to the standoff with Poland's rulers. In Detroit area voters approved a property tax renewal to fund public schools after eight rejections.
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