Greece Faces Historic Election as PASOK Eyes Big Win
Greece prepares for its third post 1974 election with Premier George Rallis’s New Democracy and Konstantinos Karamanlis’ presidency dissolving Parliament for October 18 voting. Andreas Papandreou’s PASOK gains ground on promises of socialization and reforms amid concerns over bureaucracy and Cyprus.
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Monkeys test foods for humans at Harvard primate center
At the New England Regional Primate Research Center Harvard tests if fat salt and cholesterol in diets affect heart disease using 100 dozen monkeys and 80 ongoing studies. The facility houses 120 acres and about 1 200 primates from several species. Researchers aim to learn if humans should eat less meat eggs and rich foods.
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Reagan to name Fed vice chair and potential Volcker successor
A Reagan administration official told the Los Angeles Times that Frederick W. Schultz will not be reappointed as vice chairman of the Federal Reserve when his term ends January 31. The search begins for a new Fed governor who could succeed Paul Volcker as chairman in 1983, with Volcker’s term as member ending in 1992.
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Quebec fight centers on French-only rules
Allan Singer a 68 year old Montreal shopkeeper faced charges for displaying a sign in a language other than French under Law 101. The case highlights the clash between Quebecs French language charter and a strong English speaking minority seeking to preserve cultural rights amid rising tensions over bilingual signage and business conduct.
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