Iraq proposes peace plan amid Persian Gulf war
Iraq offered a peace plan promising withdrawal within two weeks from Iranian territory and redirecting forces to the war against Israel. The announcement aired after an emergency Baghdad meeting. it pledged a return to the international border within two weeks if Iran accepts a cease fire and negotiations proceed through mediators.
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Israel
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Saddam Hussein
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Tehran
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Ali Khamenei
Islamic Mediation
Sekou Toure
Islamic Conference Organization
Non-Aligned Movement
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House repeals own tax break
The House voted 356 to 43 to abolish the $75 a day tax deduction for lawmakers and restore a $3,000 annual limit on Washington living expenses. The move followed heavy protest letters and aligns with a Senate amendment. The session also debated youth jobs funding and defense aviation requests.
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House
Congress
Ray Kogovsek
D-Cole
Senate
Reagan warns Soviets Europe borders are our borders
President Reagan in Europe warned Moscow not to gamble America will abandon NATO. He urged unity with Germany, pledged defense of Europe, proposed cutting 700,000 troops in Europe, and warned that Soviet forces exceed defense needs. Reagan spoke in Bonn after London addresses with Thatcher and planned NATO talks and a visit to the Berlin Wall.
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UPI
Reagan
U.S
Moscow
America
NATO
Europe
Warsaw Pact
Bonn
London
Margaret Thatcher
Berlin Wall
Washington
Little girl wins surprise hug from Reagan at villa entrance
Christina Barbara Bachmann, a Swiss girl in traditional dress, dodged guards to approach President Reagan at Villa Hammerschmidt. Nancy Reagan stepped in to comfort her, and Christina received a hug after presenting a bouquet. Analice Bachmann, Christina's mother, is the Swiss born nurse and Carstens' chauffeur's wife.
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Reagans
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Karl Carstens
Villa Hammerschmidt
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Carstens
Christina
America
Analice Bachmann
Chicago
Neware
N.J
UPI
Henry Kissinger
Nancy
Kissinger
Newark International
Kissingers
Boston
Diet May Cut Cancer Risk Says Cornell Scientist
Cornell biochemist T Colin Campbell says diet may be the key to avoiding or even reversing cancer risk. He cites fats and protein as potential promoters and vitamins from fruits and vegetables as factors that may suppress cancer cell growth.
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Ithaca
N.Y
Cornell University
Cornell Biennial Nutrition Institute
T. Colin Campbell
Campbell
National Academy of Sciences
Guatemala Junta Dissolves Power Seizes Presidency
Brig. Gen. Efrain Rios Montt dissolves the ruling three man military junta and proclaims himself president and top armed forces commander. Horacio Maldonado Saad and Francisco Gordillo Martinez resign, as young officers consolidate control after overthrowing Gen. Fernando Romeo Lucas Garcia.
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Efrain Rios Montt
Guatemala
Rios Montt
Fernando Romeo Lucas Garcia
Lucas Garcia
Horacio Egberto Maldonado Saad
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