Shamir signals delay in Lebanon troop withdrawal
Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir indicated Israel will delay withdrawing troops from Lebanon as Beirut cannot yet control its territory. In talks with Secretary of State George Shultz, the two sides discussed phased withdrawal and a security force presence in southern Lebanon.
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Washington
Yitzhak Shamir
Israel
Lebanon
Beirut
Shamir
George Shultz
Mideast
U S reevaluates battlefield nuclear weapons policy
The Pentagon reviews 20 years of Army policy and questions thousands of short range tactical nukes. NATO seeks to cut US warheads in Europe by at least 572 as longer range missiles deploy. A North Atlantic Assembly report urges reductions citing ineffectiveness and political risk. Senator Biden leads the NATO group and circulates a letter.
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Europe
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Rioting erupts in Liberty City after park disturbance
About 1,200 to 1,400 people gathered in African Square Park in Miami's Liberty City late Sunday, throwing rocks and bottles at police and looting. Police blocked the area as fights expanded, with reports of damaged cars and arson at a meat market. six arrests were suspected. Authorities noted rapid spread from the park to major streets as officers and units responded.
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Liberty City
Antonio Roberts
Roberts
African Square Park
Juan Santos
Santos
Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard
Polish authorities disperse 1000 Solidarity demonstrators
Riot police moved against pro Solidarity protesters outside the Lenin shipyard in Gdansk. Lech Walesa was turned away when attempting to join and reports say 300 to 400 helmeted officers cleared the area. Western reporters counted at least 1000 demonstrators near the shipyard monument.
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Poland
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Gdansk
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Baltic
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Valesa
Danuta
Gdynia
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Anna Walentynowicz
Education payoffs rise with college degrees for youth
Census Bureau data show an 18 year old male with a bachelor’s degree may earn about 329000 more in a lifetime than a high school graduate while women gain about 142000 more. The study, based on 1979 to 1981 surveys, notes higher lifetime earnings with college for both genders.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Bureau
Tentative OPEC pact seen as price cuts await Venezuelan approval
OPEC ministers reach a tentative agreement on price cuts and quotas with the plan to sign at a full meeting. Venezuela's Humberto Calderon Berti must secure Caracas approval for a proposed production limit of 1.6 to 1.7 million barrels per day, down from about 2 million.
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Caracas
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We say it with flours
A bakery truck signs a playful Chuckle Sign reading We say it with flours. The slogan blends wordplay on flour with a friendly bakery message. Copyright notes indicate ownership of the sign.
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