Kohl leads conservatives to German election victory
In Bonn Kohl and his CDU CSU coalition won a parliamentary majority, defeating the Social Democrats who suffered their worst loss in 20 years. Kohl touted NATO support and missile plans, while Vogel acknowledged defeat and a party leadership review.
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Pope Leads Peace Chant in Central America Tour
Pope John Paul II, arriving in Guatemala City after El Salvador, led 500000 Salvadorans in chanting We want peace. He urged a mobilization of good will and spoke of calamities and brotherly fights across the region. President Rios Montt welcomed him amid security and political tension.
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Mitterrand setback in first round of municipal voting
France's President Francois Mitterrand faces a setback as voters favor opposition in the first round of national municipal elections. Interior figures show the opposition ahead 50.1 percent, with leftists losing in major cities and Chirac signalling a warning to the government ahead of the second round.
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Smoking seen as leading example of drug dependence
The AP report says cigarette smoking is the most widespread example of drug dependence in the United States and causes more illness and death than all other drugs. The pamphlet Why People Smoke Cigarettes, released by the Office on Smoking and Health, notes nicotine reinforces the urge to smoke among an estimated 56 million Americans.
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Gulf oil group moves toward base price cut in OPEC
Persian Gulf producers reportedly agreed to drop OPEC's base price from 34 to 28.50 30 a barrel to combat African and North Sea competition while Iran resisted. Kuwaiti minister said production ceiling eyed around 17.5 million bpd with 75 80 percent odds of a Tuesday agreement. Iran seeks higher quotas amid regional conflict.
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Tomorrow’s Delay or Botched Task Caution
A note on delaying tasks to avoid bungled results, highlighting procrastination as a strategy when facing risky or uncertain work. The comment stresses choosing timing to reduce errors and improve outcomes.
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