Weaving town rattled by mass kidnapping in El Salvador
In San Sebastian, 100 residents remain missing five days after leftist rebels seized up to 200 people at a soccer game in pursuit of new fighters. The town depends on cotton weaving and half the captives are still unaccounted for as residents express fear, anger, and slow business activity.
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Few economists foresee a robust 1983 rebound
President Reagan's chief economist cautions the recovery will be imminent but growth remains very weak. Private economists predict a 1983 pickup yet few see a strong rebound from the longest postwar recession, with unemployment near a 42 year high near 10.8 percent. Capital spending is expected to fall again in 1983, and purchasing managers show minimal optimism for increased investment next year.
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Kansans vote on busing in 243 to 153 House roll call
The Kansas delegation backed the House measure denying DOJ funding for busing students to distant schools. The roll call split shows 94 Democrats and 149 Republicans voting yes, 127 Democrats and 26 Republicans voting no, with one vacancy. Democrats Glickman and Republicans Jeffries Roberts Whittaker Winn voted yes.
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