Reagan wraps first economic summit with allied leaders
In Ottawa President Reagan secured what aides called common ground with six Western democracies after pledging to keep tight money policies. He criticized pumping money into the economy and cautioned rates would stay high with U S prime rate around 20 percent as leaders agreed inflation fears persist.
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Philippine church leader blasts US backing of Marcos regime
Sin, head of the Philippine Catholic Bishops Conference, denounces U S support for President Marcos amid graft and corruption accusations. He cites Vietnam Iran and press freedoms cases as evidence the United States misreads the political situation. He criticizes press freedom limits and cites editor Letty Magsanoc as example.
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