Reagan hears arms gripes during N S Summit talks
Zhao Ziyang and Indira Gandhi pressed Reagan on U S arms shipments to Taiwan and Pakistan during private sessions on the Cancun eve of the North South Economic Development Summit. Reagan defended policy as Lopez Portillo urged flexibility on aid while officials remained hopeful for findings in energy, agriculture, and nutrition.
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Mexico
Zhao Ziyang
Indira Gandhi
U.S
Taiwan
Pakistan
Reagan
Zhao
Gandhi
Peoples Republic of China
China
Lopez Portillo
Jorge Castaneda
Reagan Administration
Black September claims Antwerp synagogue bombing
The group linked to Munich attack claimed responsibility for the Antwerp blast that killed two and injured 99 outside a synagogue in Belgium's diamond district. Police searched for a likely Arab van owner as warnings of further bombs in Brussels and Antwerp were reported after an anonymous call.
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UPI
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Group of Direct Action
Brussels
U S Guerrillas Launch Autumn Offensive in El Salvador
U S guerrillas open autumn offensive in El Salvador with over a dozen attacks while resisting a new military push. Officials in eastern El Salvador report stopped assaults signaling the early start of the anticipated campaign. Ayatollah Khomeini orders a cleanup of Iran's Revolutionary Guards to remove fanatics amid strike actions and detentions. Tehran Radio notes clashes in Mashhad resulting in a killed escapee and 100 arrests in a crackdown on rival groups.
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Ankara
Turkey
UPI
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Ruhollah Khomeini
Iran
Tehran
Mashhad
Khomeini
Revolutionary Guard Corps
Soviet boy sues parents over return to USSR
Walter Polovchak, 14, who has permanent residency, sues his parents in U S District Court claiming forced return to the Soviet Union would violate his constitutional rights and fuel Soviet propaganda. His sister Natalie, 17, also ran away to avoid returning. Their custody case is before the Illinois appellate court.
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UPI
Soviet Union
Walter Polovchak
U.S. District Court
Polovchak
Natalie
Ukraine
Walter
Michael
Anna Polovchak
Illinois
Senate rejects Libya oil ban amid terrorism concerns
The Senate defeated a full oil import ban on Libya while approving a non binding amendment to condemn Libyan policies and urge a review of steps including halting oil imports. It also advanced a six year 3.2 billion dollar Pak aid deal but warned aid would stop if any nation detonates an atomic device.
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UPI
Senate
U.S
Libya
Muammar Khadafy
United States
Pakistan
Charles Percy
R-Ill
Gary Hart
D-Coro
Edward Kennedy
Dmass
Congress
John Glenn
Ohio
India
Sen
Jesse Helms
Rn.c
Marijuana use declines among teens reports official
UPI: Dr. William Pollin says daily marijuana use by high school seniors fell from 10.7 percent in 1978 to 9.1 percent in 1980 with preliminary 1981 figures still down. He warned about harder-drug progression and noted mixed trends by age and race while predicting continued declines for most youths.
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UPI
William Pollin
National Institute of Drug Abuse
Senate
Pollin
Senate Labor and Human Resources
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details and Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription rates list carrier weekly mail weekly and yearly options with various prices and regional mail restrictions.
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The
Gazette Company
Third Ave
Iowa
U.S
Areos
Associated Press
AP News
Floor collapses at church dinner injuring dozens in Nebraska
A concrete church hall floor collapsed during a turkey dinner in Ainsworth Nebraska, plunging about 200 people into a basement. Dozens were injured and at least two were in critical condition. Patients were taken to hospitals in Ainsworth and Bassett, with an emergency helicopter dispatched for the 275 mile flight.
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Neb
UPI
Rebecca Sthelm
Bassett
Mike Wadum
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Omaha
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