Pope visits El Salvador amid tense peace talks and mass turnout
Pope John Paul II arrived under tight security with about 2000 troops and police and helicopters patrolling as leftist guerrillas declared a one day truce. He visited Archbishop Romero’s tomb, then urged a democratic path and peace, while President Magana announced elections before Christmas 1984 to end decades of civil war with 42000 lives lost.
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French elections reshape cities and politics across France
Mitterrand allies win pages in Paris while Grenoble falls and Hubert Dubedout loses after 18 years. Chirac rises as opposition voice as Mendes France era faces uncertainty. In Central America the pope calls for peace and land access reforms as US policy weighs future troop roles.
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Smoking through voluntary organizations emphasized dependence
The pamphlet argues cigarette smoking is a dependent drug with relapse risk for former users, noting nicotine's brain impact and long term health dangers. It cites alcohol and marijuana use, heroin tolls, and ties nicotine to heart attacks and cancer promotion.
OPEC leaders clash over price cuts and non-OPEC rivals
OPEC, facing Gulf-African rifts, insisted prices should not drop further while Britain and Mexico resist coordination. London arrival confirms ongoing splits after Nigeria, Algeria, Libya balked at cuts, sending spot oil to the mid twenty six to twenty eight dollar range.
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Weather Service Forecast From CR Airport Sunday
Readings at Cr airport for 18 hours ending 6 p m Sunday show W 9 mph wind, sunset 6 04 p m, sunrise 6 31 a m Tuesday. Extended forecast calls for seasonable temperatures mid 30s to mid 40s, little precipitation, highs in mid 30s to mid 40s and lows upper teens to mid 20s. National extremes note low 6 at Houston Maine and high 87 at Brownsville Texas.
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Chemist volunteers as reserve police officer balances lab work
Doug Sawyer, 22, a Coe College chemistry student, serves 20 to 25 hours monthly as Marion’s volunteer reserve officer. He aims for a crime labs career with the FBI and credits research training with solving problems as in police work. He juggles band singing and Pizza Hut shifts with his studies.
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Kohl and Genscher Pivot in Campaign for German Chancellor
The Social Democrats shifted allegiance to Kohl as the campaign focused on the economy amid a recession and high unemployment. NATO missile deployment loomed large with Kohl backing the plan to deploy 572 missiles in West Germany unless Soviet arms talks succeed, drawing warnings from the United States and the Soviet Union.
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