El Salvador Rebels and Government Face Calls for Talks
Salvadoran Assembly leaders debate peace efforts as leftist Ungo offers a formal proposal. D Aubuisson calls talks treason while US officials question the seriousness of a peace offer amid 320 million in U S aid. Pope John Paul II pressures for dialogue.
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San Salvador
Constituent Assembly
Roberto d’Aubuisson
Associated Press
D’aubuisson
Republican Nationalist Alliance
Assembly
Christian Democrat
Guillermo Antonio Guevara Lacayo
Ungo
Reagan
Washington
State Department
Unge
John Paul II
Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front
el Salvador
Amnesty cites global killings under political regimes in 1981 report
Amnesty International reports outline systematic government killings across multiple nations in 1981. It cites door to door killings in Syria's Hama, mass executions in San Salvador, and executions of “subversives” in Guatemala, plus disappearances in Argentina Chile and Ethiopia and detention totals in Turkey and Poland.
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Amnesty International
Syria
Hama
San Salvador
Guatemala
Honduras
Botswana
Lesotho
Mexico
United States
Amapulapa
Argentina
Chile
Ethiopia
Turkey
Soviet Union
Poland
Inflation outlook and deficits frame 1981-82 economy
economists see 5 percent inflation ahead while deficits widen. Wharton economist Straszheim notes continued low inflation in coming months as Reagan forecasts a larger red ink budget. Treasury data show 728.42 billion spending against 617.77 billion revenue for year ending Sept 30, with a 10.8 percent rise from last year.
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Jasinowski
Donald Straszheim
Wharton Econometrics
Philadelphia
Treasury Department
U.S
Reagan
White House
Congressional Budget Office
Treasury
Iowa Officials Link Unemployment to Deaths Study
The council cites a Brenner study linking 1 percent rise in unemployment to 36 887 deaths over 3 5 years due to stress and related illnesses. Simmons notes higher current unemployment, releasing two estimates and arguing for jobs programs over debt. Guinn and others urge policy shifting from private sector reliance to direct job creation and reduced military spending.
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Guinn
Iowa
Roxanne Conlin
M. Harvey Brenner
Johns Hopkins University
Brenner
Simmons
Chrysler workers reject immediate wage hikes in vote
In a pivotal decision, Chrysler workers vote against a companywide strike option as talks stall after three years of concessions. UAW officials say the firm now bears no funds for an upfront raise while some locals favor a strike to push for higher pay.
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Chrysler
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
Marc Stepp
UAW
Thomas Miner
U.S
Jim Burton
Syracuse
N.Y
Burton
Louis Beuselinck
A Tappan
Weather Summary with Winds and Temperature Extremes
Midnight wind from SE at 9 mph. Sun sets 6 08. Sun rises 7 34 Thursday. High 66 a year ago, low 27, no precipitation. Record highs 86 in 1927, record low 17 in 1942. Extended forecast shows a chance of showers Friday, fair Saturday and Sunday. Highs in the 50s, lows in the 30s. National extremes: low 22 at Elkins WV, high 86 at Carlsbad NM, El Paso and Wink TX. Rain on the northern Pacific Coast and from western Montana to southeast California. Salt Lake City heavy rain and flash flood warnings. flooding near Clearfield, Murray, Willard. Mud slide at mouth of Parley's Canyon. 3–6 inches snow in western Wyoming and Colorado mountains. Utah mountains 1 foot or more. Atlantic winds strong. central Atlantic gale warnings. Today’s forecast from Minnesota to northern Plains, eastern Montana and northern Colorado: rain turning to snow in central Montana and Wyoming. rain on Washington and northern Oregon coast. Skies generally fair elsewhere. Highs 40s in Idaho to western Montana and from Wyoming to northeast Nevada. 50s in New England and northern Plains. upper 70s to 80s in Florida and inland Southwest. Texas mid-80s.
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Pacific Coast
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Nevada
Arizona
California
Salt Lake City
Utah
Clearfield
Murray
Willard
Parley’s Canyon
Colorado
Atlantic Coast
Atlantic
Minnesota
Plains
Rockies
Washington
Oregon
New England
New York
Pacific Northwest
Florida
Texas
C.R
Detroit
Peer Baw
Neerereserees
PtCidy
Kansas City
Milwaukee
St.Paul Seereeses
Omaha
Enews
St. Louis
Sioux Falls
Calgary
Edmonton
Montreal
Ottawa
Regina
Toronto
Vancouver
Winnipeg
Coralville Lake
Cedar River
Waterloo
Lansing
Jeet Eensereseses
Anchorage
McGregor
Miami
Guttenberg
Terre Rere
Denver
Davenport
Duluth
Phoenix Keithsburg
Honolulu
Seattle
Steere Ener Et Awares
Washgun
Keokuk
Ereererere
Bismarck
Cincinnati
Des Moines Treen
Barking Muntjac Deer and Early Blooming Skunk Cabbage
The muntjac or barking deer in China barks like a dog when excited or in danger, per National Geographic. Skunk cabbage, an early North American bloomer, heats its red hood flowers to melt surrounding snow.
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People’s Republic of China
National Geographic
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Salvador
Russell Simmons
Council
Congress
Hubert Humphrey
Dminn
Weather Report
Elkins
W.va
Carlsbad
N.M
el Paso
Wink
National Weather Service
Los Angeles
Orleans
UPI Wea
Benson & Hedges
Rin Amitu Lights
Benson
Hedges
Gem Nour
Avek Wnenne
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