Israeli minister accuses U S of pro Arab bias at cabinet start
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Arens, in his first cabinet meeting since replacing Ariel Sharon, criticizes U S Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger and State Department officials for pro Arab bias. He warns relations with the United States remain strained by Lebanon war and West Bank settlements. Habib arrives in Jerusalem for talks with Foreign Minister Shamir.
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State Department
Arens
United States
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Having 2 wives no bed of roses
Royston Potter 30, a twice married Mormon, says polygamy is not fun after police dismissal for maintaining two wives. He filed a federal suit against Murray city and Utah claiming unequal enforcement while hundreds of polygamists live unprosecuted in Utah.
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30 Evacuated From Storm-Tossed Gulf Oil Rig
A Gulf of Mexico storm with 60 mph winds and 25 foot seas forced 30 workers to flee a floating oil rig as a second Pacific storm drenched California. Mudslides, power outages, and roof collapses followed in the Los Angeles area, with tornado-like damage near Santa Rosa and avalanche warnings in the Sierra Nevada.
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Santa Rosa
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Chuckle for the Day Crowds in Transit and Nightlife
A playful note observes that a crowd in a subway is a congestion while a crowd in a nightclub makes for a lively atmosphere. The quip plays on two contrasting social settings and wordplay.
Reagan adviser flags energy tax overhaul if oil prices fall
Martin Feldstein said a sustained oil price drop could force a broad review of energy taxes, with each $1 drop per barrel widening the deficit. Treasury secretary Regan opposed new oil taxes while noting lower prices boost the economy. standby plans may curb deficits.
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Martin Feldstein
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Regan
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Paul Volcker
U.S
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MX missile basing study favors mobile off land option
A Congressional Research Service analysis suggests mobile off land MX missiles would best survive a Soviet attack and retaliate. It notes airborne or seaborne missiles could escape a possible US barrage, while preserving the triad concept. The commission seeks congressional acceptance with hearings ongoing.
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United States
Congress
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John Collins
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