Panamanian workers strike over unpaid wages in capital
Public workers in Panama City walk off after learning they would not be paid as the government runs out of money. Teachers protest with tear gas and barricades outside the Education Ministry while dock workers join a 700-strong walkout at the Balboa Port.
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Panama alarms prompt security boost around U S bases
The Air Force strengthens base perimeter security in Panama amid bomb scare reports. Officials say no sabotage evidence or attack threat exists, alert level remains Alpha, and troops will not be sent in. Capt Nancy LaLantas says units are police and security forces, not combat troops.
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Illinois primary struggle reshapes GOP and Democratic hopes
In Illinois, Bush leads Dole 62 to 28 among GOP voters as Dole vows to continue his campaign despite unfavorable delegate math. Simon fights to win Illinois to stay viable for the Democratic convention, facing Jackson and Dukakis in polls.
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Iowa Lawmakers Eye Sales Tax Shifts To Replace Wine Tax Hike
Lawmakers debate expanding the sales tax to raise 5 to 10 million dollars annually to substitute Branstad’s proposed wine cooler tax and cigarette tax hikes. Democrats seek funds for nursing home reimbursements, judge salaries, and community corrections while Avenson notes slim odds of wine cooler approval.
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Shamir Rejects U S Plan on West Bank and Gaza War
In a stance linked to 91 Palestinian deaths, Prime Minister Shamir says the conflict is not about a Palestinian state but Israel’s existence. The Reagan administration says it is not pressuring Israel while noting regional pressures influence all parties. Shultz’s reaction remains undecided as Israel and Arab capitals consider a revised proposal.
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Israel tightens West Bank siege halts market and curfews Gaza
Israeli troops shut down a major West Bank produce market halting Arab farmers’ shipments and injuring at least 11. A 10 pm to 3 am curfew is imposed on Gaza, with arrests planned to identify protesters. Police resignations rise amid tensions following a Jericho officer’s slaying.
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Iowa Senate OKs University Booster License Plates
The Iowa Senate approved a bill allowing boosters of the state's three universities to buy specialty license plates in school colors. A $50 annual surcharge funds road work and a scholarship program with 25 dollars to each, with about 10,000 plates projected in year one.
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