Reagan to stand firm at Ottawa talks in 1975 style clash
President Reagan will press to keep U S high interest rate policy at the Ottawa summit with leaders from Japan West Germany France Britain and Italy The White House aims to show decisive foreign policy is part of his leadership as he faces Mitterrand and European calls for lower rates while defending U S fiscal discipline and anti inflation stance.
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O'Connor Nominated as First Woman on Supreme Court
Washington judge Sandra Day O'Connor emerges as Reagan's pick for the Supreme Court, poised to become the nation's first female justice. The Arizona leader, seen as conservative yet open minded, has a record as Arizona Senate majority leader and appeals judge, with extensive civic and legal achievements highlighted by supporters and opponents alike.
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Harvard Student Becomes Aga Khan Leader in 1957 Rise
On this date in 1957 20 year old Prince Karim a Harvard student ascends as Aga Khan and head of about 20 million Ismaili Muslims following his grandfather’s death.
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Argentina on brink of economic and political turmoil
Argentina appears headed for renewed instability with inflation around 150 percent and unemployment rising. President Viola, a former general, struggles amid a fractured junta and undercut policies. Devaluations, soaring interest rates, and currency depreciation trigger factory layoffs and labor unrest across the country.
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