El Salvador Rights Progress Certainty Despite Slow Gains
The State Department told Congress El Salvador has curbed political brutality and remains eligible for military aid. It noted slow overall progress, with reduced politically motivated violence and increased government action on abuses by the armed forces and on agrarian reform, redistributing about half of large landholders' holdings to farm workers.
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Pym warns Argentina of a bloody nose over Falklands raids
Foreign Secretary Francis Pym warned Argentina that any raids on the Falkland Islands would meet a bloody nose. Argentina denied plans to resume hostilities. Habib pressed Lebanon talks on US surveillance bases while Johannesburg Star reports secret SA Angola talks on non aggression and economic cooperation.
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Feds sue Cicero over housing and job discrimination
The Justice Department sues Cicero Illinois alleging a white majority barred blacks from moving in and from municipal jobs. It cites verbal and physical harassment and a one year residency rule for new municipal employees. The suit, filed in Chicago, charges violations of the Fair Housing Act and Civil Rights Act.
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Space debris risk prompts 24 hour alert and recovery plans
U S authorities mobilize air force sensors and an emergency team of nuclear experts to recover radioactive Cosmos 1402 debris after it is projected to re enter Sunday. Officials narrowed the re entry window to Sunday morning to Monday morning with unpopulated area the target.
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Wilson denies drug allegations as personal feud fuels claim
Representative Charles Wilson of Texas says allegations he used marijuana and cocaine are irresponsible and will be dropped. He suggests a personal enemy seeks revenge and vows the matter will be resolved in his favor after money and tears.
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Pershing II Missile Flight Aims for First Full Test Success
A Pershing II missile lifted from Cape Canaveral and flew a long Atlantic track in what the Army called a good flight. Evaluation will take three to four days. If fully successful, it would mark the program's first successful test after a prior failed attempt and a later underwhelming test.
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Bell warns male students no registration no loans
The Reagan administration proposed rules to deny federal education loans to male students who fail to register for the draft. The plan, effective July 1, covers about 2 million men and ties aid to Selective Service registration with proof required. officials say the policy will be enforced while inviting comment.
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Bias found in weight rule for overweight majorette
State investigators report preliminary evidence of sex discrimination in the Ringgold High School majorette case. Peggy Ward, 16, was barred from marching due to a 126 pound weight limit later excused with a doctor’s note. Her parents filed a civil rights complaint with the Human Relations Commission seeking a remedy.
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