Secrecy urged in arms talks by Shultz with Soviets
Secretary of State George P. Shultz urged renewed secret diplomacy with the Soviet Union to replace public exchanges. He criticized Moscow’s televised call for a test ban summit and noted Washington’s rejection of a Europe only meeting. He urged direct talks between governments.
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Anti-government rally fills streets of Kwangju in Korea
Up to 100000 people gathered in Kwangju to demand direct presidential elections and reforms. Police remained watchful as the main rally proceeded peacefully, later using tear gas to disperse youths aiming a sit-in. No arrests reported.
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South African blacks switch boycott plans
Black leaders across South Africa decide to drop school boycotts and pursue mass action, including consumer boycotts and rent strikes, aiming for broader participation and reduced violence. The all night Durban meeting of 1,500 delegates signals a strategic shift from student protests to nationwide pressure.
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Los Angeles Times
Durban
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Federal spending per person tops Alaska in 1985 study
The Census Bureau report shows total federal expenditures of 788.5 billion dollars in fiscal 1985, averaging 3 252 per American. Alaska leads with 4 858 per resident, Maryland and Virginia follow, while Iowa ranks 43rd.
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Reagan backs liability insurance plan
President Reagan endorses an administration task force package to curb liability costs. He supports a fault based standard, caps on non economic damages at 100000, limits on punitive damages and attorneys fees, and tighter joint and several liability. White House says legislation to Congress may come after weeks.
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