U K Endorses Safe Zone In Stanley Falklands Conflict
The British government and the International Red Cross propose a neutral safe zone for civilians in Stanley as British forces push toward the capital. Officials say about 60 islanders remain in Stanley, with others sheltering inland amid ongoing bombardment. Argentina disputes casualties and says two civilians were killed.
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British Defense Ministry
Rain Expected From Maine To Rhode Island And Midwest
National Weather Service forecasts rain today across Maine, New England, and parts of the Midwest. Temperatures will run cool in New England and warm in other regions with unsettled conditions across the area.
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Valley Forecast Warm Day Near 80 With Bright Sunny Skies
Partly sunny and warmer today with high near 80 degrees. Fair tonight with lows in the 50s. Sunny and warm Tuesday with highs in the low to mid 80s.
In Our Skies Monday June 1 Observation Highlights
Sunset today and sunrise tomorrow mark the day. The moon is at last quarter today and rises tomorrow at 2 06 a m. In the southwest sky, Jupiter Spica Saturn and Mars appear from east to west. Spica is a real star among the four planets Jupiter Saturn and Mars.
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No Gain Seen From Tax Cut in 1982 Study Says
Washington AP reports Treasury Department analysis finds average American families face higher federal income and Social Security taxes in 1982 despite a 10 percent income tax cut. Bracket creep and higher payroll taxes offset the cut, benefiting only affluent taxpayers near $100,000. Study covers four-person families with one earner, $15,000 to $40,000 in 1982. Social Security taxes rise to $2,170.80 max. Tax rate increases to 6.7 percent. wage base up to $32,400.
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Pope calls for urgent Lebanon aid after Argentina trip
Pope John Paul II urged emergency aid for Lebanon and urged moderation in talks to preserve Palestinian identity. He condemned Israel's Lebanon invasion, saying war worsens hatred, and prayed for wisdom for leaders to avoid more violence. The pope spoke upon returning from Argentina and offered to visit Lebanon if helpful.
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Protest at U S Embassy in Kabul Over Lebanon Invasion
About 150000 people demonstrated outside the American Embassy in Kabul to protest the U S backed Israeli invasion of Lebanon. They chanted Death to American Imperialism and Death to Zionism and later marched to the PLO offices where Nasim Joya and Ahmadul Farah spoke. Further details were not provided.
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Syria Regroups Near Border After Cease Fire
Syrian forces pull back from the mountains behind Beirut and redeploy near their border after the cease-fire with Israel. Hills along the border show large military camps with workshops repairing damaged armor from Lebanese battles. A trench near the Taide border crossing becomes a graveyard for tanks and vehicles.
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