Reagan rails at Dems as stock surge lifts mood
President Reagan assailed Jimmy Carter and House Speaker Thomas O'Neill during a Texas rally, blaming Carter for economic woes and likening O'Neill to Pac-Man. He touted Wall Street gains as proof of his program, noting the stock rally amid a recovery and commenting on future market trends.
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Jordan and PLO map joint approach to peace plan
Jordan and the PLO have outlined a joint strategy for addressing the Palestinian problem after talks between King Hussein and Yasser Arafat. A confederation proposal reportedly envisions two entities under a single government and two armies under one Defense Ministry.
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Prince Andrew Vacation Security Tight on Mustique
On Mustique security around Prince Andrew and Koo Stark was heightened after two British photographers were detained near Princess Margaret's house. Andrew and Stark largely stayed at his aunt’s hillside estate, with journalists left waiting. NBC's Today adds a Close Encounters segment starting Nov. 5 featuring interviews between celebrities including Gloria Steinem and George Burns.
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Joel Plans Fall Tour Despite Hand Injury
Billy Joel will tour New York venues late this month depending on his left hand recovery after a summer motorcycle accident. He says home practice is easy but onstage the workload may be too demanding for five consecutive nights.
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Anacin-3 demand rises as Whitehall boosts production
American Home Products reports Whitehall Laboratories will operate its Elkhart Indiana plant around the clock to meet nationwide demand for Anacin-3. Production also continues at Hammonton New Jersey. Tylenol case in Chicago yields 1,000 tips received by a task force, with over 25 percent ruled out.
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Riots erupt in Amsterdam after housing protest dispersal
Police fought demonstrators throughout Monday after clearing a downtown office building used by squatters protesting housing shortages. Rioters reached the U S Consulate and damaged security fencing while throwing paint and rocks. authorities reported no entry attempt despite the Columbus Day closure.
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Train gunman surrenders in Raleigh after deadly train siege
Mario Evangelista Villabona Navas 29 of Miami turns himself in after a three day standoff on an Amtrak Silver Star in Raleigh. He faces two counts of first degree murder and kidnapping the girl in the deaths of his sister and her infant son Juan Ramirez. The infant died of dehydration and the mother Maria Isabel Navas Villabona Ramirez was shot. A godfather figure urged him to surrender via bullhorn and no shots were fired.
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Global arms spend tops 1 million per minute study says
A coalition of arms control groups reports world military costs exceed 600 billion dollars annually. Nuclear stockpiles surpass 50 000 weapons, equating to vast TNT per person. Authors urge that military spending diverts resources from civilian needs and development.
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