Reagan foresees summit with Soviet leader this year
President Reagan told Sunday Times in the White House interview that a meeting with Yuri Andropov is possible this year but warned against a mere get acquainted session. He urged continued talks on a Middle East peace plan and Lebanon withdrawal involving PLO Syrians Israelis. King Hussein's talks with Habib followed his appeal to Thatcher for support.
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NATO Eyes Interim Arms Pad In Europe Talks
Defense Secretary Weinberger travels to Europe to press NATO allies for an interim U.S. proposal on intermediate range missiles. He will attend a Vilamoura nuclear planning group meeting and meet Spain's Socialist leaders amid Spain's delay in alliance integration. A Geneva deadline looms for missiles while a leaked Defense Guidance document undergoes edits to soften nuclear language without altering doctrine.
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Walesa outlines Gandhi style protests in Poland
Polish leader Lech Walesa proposes peaceful pressure tactics against the communist government. He mentions possible actions such as cancelling TV subscriptions and boycotting bad vodka while urging regional activists to develop effective, nonviolent pressure methods. He stresses Solidarity’s resilience and vows to pursue rights under the banner despite martial law.
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Sunday Spotlight challenges Rosie the Riveter myth
Long Beach researchers conclude the Rosie stereotype is false after 40 years of myth making and interviews. The 45 volume study shows Rosie workers were diverse in race and family status, with many continuing work or returning by choice or coercion.
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Home court advantage Hawks face Missouri preview
The Hawks seek home court edge in an upcoming NCAA clash against Missouri. Key players and coaching strategy are outlined as readers get a snapshot of expectations, matchups, and potential turning points for the contest.
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Index of Chuckles on Government Spending
A small lighthearted item notes that government spending is the basis for the term bills. The gag suggests the phrase reflects budgeting quirks in public life.
EPA critics praise reported choice of Ruckelshaus
Environmental Protection Agency critics welcomed President Reagan’s reported selection of William Ruckelshaus to lead the agency but warned much hinges on the scope of authority he would receive. Deputy White House press secretary Larry Speakes declined to confirm a nomination. He said the president would announce it when ready.
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EPA job talks move forward amid cautious voices
Related stories on 3A and 11A agreed in principle to take the job though one described it as a trial balloon. A source close to Ruckelshaus said he was reluctant yet open to considering the post as EPA attention shifts to 15A.
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