U S Ambassadors Recalled For Mideast Talks
Washington recalls ambassadors Alfred Atherton and Samuel Lewis from Cairo and Tel Aviv for consultations on the U N Security Council debate over Israel's Golan Heights annexation and on the broader Middle East peace process autonomy negotiations. State Department spokesman Joseph Reap said the moves focus on diplomacy and the peace process with Israel and Egypt.
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Rights losses mark 81 survey says NEW YORK AP
Freedom House reports 1981 saw global human rights decline with about 325 million people affected. Poland’s freedom collapse marked the year, while press freedom eroded in 13 nations and 22 journalists were killed. Including Poland, non-free residents totaled 2.04 billion, nearly 45 percent of world population.
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Rehnquist suffers mental withdrawal during pain drug change
Supreme Court Justice William H. Rehnquist faced temporary disturbances in mental clarity after a sharp reduction in a pain drug for chronic back pains. Hospital officials say he recovered quickly and could be discharged, having been admitted December 27 for back pain recurrence.
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Rescue Planned For Palmyra Island Marooned Family
Coast Guard reports arrangements to fly Canadian man John Harrison his daughters Micki and Kristen from Palmyra Island, marooned since December 10, to Christmas Island, then to Honolulu. Pilot Marty Vitusik to depart Tuesday. CBS underwriter funding collapsed after CBC refused aid.
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Ohio mall shooting 5 killed in domestic-argument violence
In Elyria Ohio Clifton Snowden 21 shot his wife Patricia 20 their two daughters Shyla Ann 3 and Amber Lyn 1 and Ellen P Mahon 49 mother in law before killing himself in a crowded mall parking lot. Witnesses reported a domestic dispute sparked the attack. The victims were identified as Snowden's wife and their children along with his mother in law. North Olmsted and Elyria are nearby Cleveland suburbs.
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Weekend forecast Benton County Kansas Winter storm watch
Weekend forecast for Northeast Kansas calls for an 80 percent chance of snow with the possibility of several inches. Strong winds and colder temperatures persist, followed by clearing and very cold conditions tonight. Monday will be fair and cold with highs in the mid 20s and winds 20 to 30 mph.
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Reagan remains popular personally despite econ worries
AP NBC poll data from 1981 shows Reagan's overall performance and economy ratings slip while personal appeal stays strong. About 49 percent say he kept campaign promises, with many blaming the economy for failures. Trust in his conduct remains high, though belief he cares for ordinary people wanes.
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Refugees in Traiskirchen Camp Hope for U S Entry
Polish refugees crowded in Traiskirchen outside Vienna face long waits for U S visas as they describe bleak conditions in the 2000-strong camp. They worry about delays, note young men receive asylum interviews, and recall life under communism while Austrian authorities tighten borders and aid accumulates.
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Houston's first woman mayor pledges service to hometown
Kathryn Jean Whitmire was sworn in as Houston's first female mayor after winning a runoff with 62 percent of the vote. The 35-year-old CPA pledged fiscal conservatism, streamlined government, higher sewer rates, and civil service reform while urging business and citizen support to meet city needs.
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Snowstorm sweeps across Rockies and West
A large Alaska storm drove blizzards across the West into the Colorado Rockies. Search teams in heavy snow located four people aboard a downed helicopter high in Wolf Creek Pass. The storm caused multiple avalanches, vehicle pileups, and powerfully cold conditions across several states, with fatalities and heavy snow measurements reported.
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