Drug officials report gradual marijuana decline among youths
The nations top drug abuse official notes a three year drop in teen marijuana use while warning a Senate panel that remaining users face greater risks and likelihood of progressing to harder drugs. Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang and Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi voiced complaints about U S arms shipments to Taiwan and Pakistan as they met President Reagan in Cancun on the eve of the North South Economic Development Summit. Reagan warned of a hostile atmosphere unless Mexican President Lopez Portillo can calm Third World leaders critical of aid policy.
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Zhao Ziyang
Indira Gandhi
U.S
Taiwan
Pakistan
Reagan
Cancun
Mexico
Lopez Portillo
Haig Declared Best Dressed U S Secretary by Tailors
The Custom Tailor's Guild names Secretary of State Alexander Haig as the best dressed in the U S government, outranking President Reagan. Guild president Alfonso Caprio criticizes Reagan's attire and says Reagan should consult Haig daily on clothing.
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U.S
Alexander Haig
Reagan
Custom Tailor’s Guild
Alfonso Caprio
Haig
Columbia researchers reaffirm greenhouse warming theory
An opinion notes Columbia University scientists provide evidence supporting the greenhouse theory that CO2 increases raise global temperatures. It points to high latitude melt and ice loss that could raise sea levels by 15 to 20 feet, threatening coastal cities, while urging calm as many questions remain.
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Columbia University
Flight restrictions hit Cedar Rapids area fliers and fans
East Iowa flier activity shows company pilots and Hawkeye fans using personal planes to attend games amid new limits aimed at easing non union air traffic controllers. College Community Education Association seeks a 13 percent salary boost for 1982 83. Library fund drive stands at 857 868 68 dollars cash and pledges with 142 131 32 remaining to reach 1 million. Humanities offer salvation says Paul Engle as he warns of a rocky road for gifted students.
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Hawkeye
Iawn
Paul Engle
Yankees Dominate Dodgers 3-0 To Lead World Series
Tommy John pitched seven innings with three hits as the Yankees beat the Dodgers 3-0. Rich Gossage earned relief again, sealing the win and giving New York a two game lead in the 1981 World Series.
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Tommy John
Rich Gossage
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Dodgers
Regents hike tuition across Iowa universities approved
The state Board of Regents voted 8-1 to raise tuition for resident undergraduates by 9.5 percent and nonresident medical students by up to 33.3 percent for next year. The plan aims to fund a $527 million budget with a $34.2 million increase for fiscal 1983 and includes pay raises and inflation offsets.
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State Board of Regents
Iowa
University of Iowa
College of Medicine
Fred Nolting
Waterloo
Peg Anderson
Davenport
Anderson
Arthur Neu
Brownlee
U of I
Iowa State
University of Northern Iowa
Special Schools For the
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Strikes Rise Across Poland After Solidarity Arrests
Police in riot gear arrested three Solidarity activists in Wroclaw as protests intensified. A one hour wildcat strike by about 150000 workers spread in Zielona Gora province and a regional general strike involving 400 factories was planned.
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Poland
UPI
Solidarity
Zielona Gora
Zyrardow
Wroclaw
Broadcasting Union News
Pygmies' short stature linked to hormone deficit study
Boston doctors report pygmies have IGF-I deficiency, a third of normal levels, while growth hormone remains typical. The University of Florida team compared 11 pygmies with 31 controls, noting possible global implications and a potential to regulate IGF-I production.
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Boston
Africa
University of Florida
Gainesville
Central African Republic
New England Journal of Medicine
Thomas Merimee
United States
Merimee
Pilots and Mechanics Employed for Libyan Air Fleet
Western pilots and aircraft mechanics including veterans are flying and maintaining Libyan air force planes in an operation linked to Edwin Wilson, a former U S intelligence agent. The London office coordinates recruits paid by Wilson controlled firms, with dozens involved and salaries around three thousand dollars monthly.
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Edwin Wilson
Wilson
Canada
Britain
Chad
United States
Libya
North Africa
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