Papal visit under guard amid Basque unrest in Spain
Police tightened security as Pope John Paul II began a Spanish tour in the Basque country amid 30 years of separatist violence. He prayed for terrorism victims in Toledo after a Basque assault killed Gen Victor Lago Roman and planned Masses in Loyola and Javier honoring missionaries and the Jesuit founder. Meanwhile in Mexico, 30,000 Guatemalan refugees near the border faced relocation to reduce cross-border attacks as UN officials cited gunfire near Chiapas.
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Victor Lago Roman
Toledo
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Mexico City
Mexico
United Nations
Chiapas
Guatemala
Pierre Jambor
U.N. High Commissioner For Refugees
Newpaper
Reagan names Hodel energy secretary amid eco concerns
Environmentalists condemn Donald Hodel as energy secretary pick, saying Reagan fills the Cabinet with anti environmental zealots. Hodel, 47, has served as top deputy to James Watt and would succeed James Edwards, drawing sharp criticism from Friends of the Earth president Rafe Pomerance.
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Reagan
Donald Hodel
Hodel
Ronald Reagan
Rafe Pomerance
Friends of the Earth
White House
James Edwards
James Watt
Watt
Pomerance
Suspended Player’s Mom Claims Incident Blown Out of Proportion
A high school player faces suspension after a drinking incident, his mother insisting media coverage exaggerated the event. The report notes the Buffs did what they needed to win and references weekly pages for details on related items.
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Mercury Morris
Call for public works as unemployment tops ten percent
Congress Democrats and labor leaders renew calls for a public works program to create jobs as the unemployment rate hits 10.4 percent in October. The Reagan administration opposes short term make work schemes, while GOP lawmakers show limited openness to a multibillion dollar jobs bill amid broad joblessness across sectors and groups.
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Tennessee
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D-Wis
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Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Afl-Cio
Lane Kirkland
Speakes
Sad litter boy parts with dog and pups in Rubidoux note
In Rubidoux California a tearful ten year old boy left a note on Jurupa Hills Animal Clinic door asking for someone to care for his dog and four newborn pups after saying goodbye. The dog and pups were taken in by the clinic and later found new homes with VET tech Lisa Crabtree and James Lasley and Judy Ingalls planning to keep the dog Treasure while the puppies are weaned.
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Robin Cassidy
Jurupa Hills
Los Angeles
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Lisa Crabtree
James Lasley
Lasley
Judy Ingalls
Dollar hits new highs on foreign exchanges and Wall Street gains
The dollar rose to six year highs against the British pound West German mark and Swiss franc in Europe and in U S trading. Dow Jones edged up 1 56 near the close while volume slowed. Chrysler plans 2500 U S layoffs as a Canada strike threatens 10 000 workers.
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Chrysler
Canada
United States
Canadian Strike Shuts Six Chrysler Canada Plants
Detroit AP reports American Chrysler workers, who voted against a strike last month, reacted with dismay as a Canadian walkout by 10,000 workers idled 2,500 U.S. employees and threatened a $50 million fourth quarter profit. Chrysler says it cannot afford the wage demand and the walkout risks the company’s existence.
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U.S
Auto
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Chrysler Canada Ltd
United Auto Workers
Canada
Heartache to hope in baby liver transplant case
Parents of a baby boy who donated a liver to 11 month old Jamie Fisk speak of turning heartache into a chance for another family. Jamie remains stable but faces two critical weeks from infection or organ rejection as doctors at the University of Minnesota Hospitals prepare for recovery.
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Minneapolis
Jamie Fisk
Jamie
University of Minnesota
John Najarian
Lared Bellow
Alpine
Utah
Salt Lake City
Jess
Bellon
Leann
Charles Fiske
Bridgewater
Mass
American Academy of Pediatricians
New York
Bellow
Fiske
Najarian
University Hospitals
More farmers getting out in 10th District
Lincoln AP reports that in the past six months 4.5 percent of farmers in the 10th Federal Reserve District left farming or went bankrupt, a 41 percent rise from normal. District lenders foresee another 3.7 percent facing exit or liquidation in the next six months, with farm income plunging about 24 percent to 19 billion dollars this year.
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10Th
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Federal Reserve Bank
10Th District
Marvin Duncan
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Missouri
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Midwest
Thompson claims lead in tight Illinois governor race
Gov. James R. Thompson claims re election after a 9922 vote edge over Adlai E Stevenson with no con cedure. Stevenson refuses to concede awaiting official canvass likely trigger for potential recount. Officials order ballot security across 102 counties as canvass of 3.6 million votes proceeds.
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James R. Thompson
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Thompson
Cook County
John Schmidt
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