Argentine Delegation At UN Plays Down Concessions In Peace Talks
Argentine Foreign Minister Nicanor Costa Mendez denied new concessions in UN talks. Brig. Gen. Jose Miret said Argentina has ceded all prudent steps for an honorable peace while junta member Basilio Sami Dozo hinted at possible government change. In Falklands, British troops advanced on Stanley within artillery range as Argentina faced a difficult position. UN chief Perez de Cuellar played down a cease-fire mission.
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New York
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Stanley
London
John Woodward
Latin America
Mario Benjamin Menendez
U.N
Javier Perez de Cuellar
Bomb attacks on U.S. bases and firms in West Germany
West German Revolutionary Cells bombed four American military bases in Frankfurt Hanau Gelnhausen Bamberg and targeted two U.S. computer firms in Dusseldorf causing about 180000 in damage with no injuries. Reagan’s Europe trip loomed as police defused a bomb at American Forces Network in West Berlin.
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Two Buchanan men, both 20, die in crashes half a world apart
Steven James Weber 20, killed in Heidelberg Germany after an auto accident at 12 40 a m Sunday while in the Army. Carl Andrew Johnson 20, died in Bremerton Washington after a motorcycle crash at 235 p m Sunday east of Bremerton. he had recently left active Navy duty and was in the Navy Reserve. Funeral services for both are pending at White's in Independence.
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Congress cost rises nearly ninefold since 1960
An analysis by the Tax Foundation shows Congress spending expanding from $165.2 million in 1960 to $676.4 million in the current budget year, with the legislative budget topping $1.5 billion including related agencies. House operations amount to $368 million and Senate $227.4 million, while agencies like the Library of Congress and General Accounting Office add major totals.
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New substance abuse plan targets at risk persons
Gazette staff writer outlines ASAC efforts to reach at risk groups including abused children elderly persons and recently laid off workers. A $21000 grant funds prevention coordinator and collaboration with Parent Resources and Information for Drug Education to curb rising drug and alcohol abuse amid economic stress. The plan targets recently unemployed and the newly poor to interrupt the cycle before it starts.
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Index In the News Abby 194 Money 5B Births 2A
A reader topic index list appears with page references for sections including Abby 194 Money 5B Births 2A and related civic and lifestyle content. The note ends with Copyright.
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