Reagan Summit a Success at Cancun Meeting
President Reagan returned to Andrews Air Force Base declaring the Cancun summit a substantial success and a source of new hope for a revitalized world economy. He praised direct exchange, broad acceptance of his economic approach, and the potential to advance free enterprise fiscal discipline and expanded global trade among developing partners.
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Mass protests erupt in Rome and London over nuclear arms
More than 200000 protesters march past Rome’s American Embassy shouting Reagan is a Hangman while about 150000 demonstrators rally in London against nuclear weapons in Europe. Similar actions were slated for Paris and Brussels as police guard embassies in Rome.
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Redefining High Blood Pressure Could Expand At Risk Group
A national advisory panel proposes lowering the threshold for significant blood pressure, expanding the number of Americans labeled at risk. Up to 15 million may enter intermediate risk, with 25 million in higher risk where treatment or diet changes are advised, while 35 million remain under prior treatment guidelines. The panel’s nine member working group plans a final draft after extending wording review.
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Underground group under pressure after Brink's raid
A joint FBI and police probe into a Brink's armored car robbery has weakened the Weather Underground. Kenneth Walton of the FBI said raids at 10 New York area locations strained the group as investigators explore links to European terrorists including the IRA.
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Polish official says troops will be sent to help villages
Government spokesman Jerry Urban outlined 833 units of three to four officers and seasoned recruits to assist Polish countryside communities. They will transport food, ease transport, combat waste, resolve local disputes, and mediate village conflicts, with no civilian authority loss and no military coup intended.
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Architect of ultra modern church to minister
A news item profiles an architect behind an ultra modern church and explores a lighter moment about bucket pews as a possible feature. The piece notes the project scope, design philosophy, and anticipated impact on worship space and community use.
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