Reagan and Trudeau smooth differences during Canada visit
President Reagan wraps up a two day Canadian state visit after talks with Prime Minister Trudeau. Both leaders deny discord amid protests over U S aid to El Salvador. Trudeau says agreements extend to acid rain energy and fishing treaty, while Reagan stresses a stronger U S economy for global growth.
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Salvador vows to keep U S out of combat in El Salvador
El Salvador's ruling junta rejected an OAS peace offer as unacceptable while pledging that American military advisers will not enter combat. Authorities reported 22 more deaths amid a grim toll since Jan 1, 1980, with about 17,500 killed in political violence.
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Rogers marks 50th year in show business on NBC telecast
Roy Rogers celebrated his 50th year in show business on March 7. He and Dale Evans appeared on NBC TV's Barbara Mandrell and the Mandrell Sisters Show. Producer Marty Krofft joked about stealing second base in Cincinnati, with Reds executive Ruhl joining in.
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Sinatra and PAL aid raise funds for Atlanta missing children case
Frank Sinatra hugs a PAL youngster after receiving a plaque as Atlanta leaders and PAL officials share the stage during a Tuesday concert with Sammy Dwavin Jr. to support the Atlanta Police Department and the search for 21 missing black children. The fundraiser tops $200,000.
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Stamps Rise To 18 Cents March 22 In First Class
Postage shifts upward as first class stamps jump from 15 to 18 cents on March 22 with postcards rising from 10 to 12 cents. The Postal Rate Commission blocked a 20-cent stamp, prompting a three-year rate pause amid board criticism. GAO urges higher federal gas tax to fund highway repairs, citing a $53.8 billion remaining cost and 94 percent of the system open. UAW seeks affiliate with AFL-CIO to unite labor forces amid current splits and wider movement difficulties. Black Panther Elmer Pratt denied parole for 1972 robbery and murder in Santa Monica. Cincinnati health officials investigate a mysterious rash at Our Lady of Visitation School with 25-35 or up to 62 cases cited depending on source. This is from United Press International.
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