Brazilian airliner crashes into control tower in Tabatinga
A domestic Irondelle SH-227 missed approach in dense jungle fog and struck the airport control tower in Tabatinga killing all 44 aboard. The Amazon regional aircraft, on a multicity route, failed to hide instruments due to 100 yard visibility. All victims were Brazilians except one Portuguese pilot. Officials probe cause amid two recent Brazilian crashes.
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Rates rise draw interest of group
Washington AP The National Council for Low Interest Rates says rising rates trap government and corporations in a cycle of borrowing to pay interest. The report notes government and corporate interest payments nearly doubled 1978–1981, draining tax revenues and diverting funds from infrastructure to financial institutions and pensions. It warns that firms borrow more to cover interest, starving nonfinancials of capital for modernization.
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Judge halts disputed antenna sales in Minneapolis
A federal judge ordered eight local stores to stop selling or advertising antennas that let homeowners receive HBO signals without paying. The injunction, issued by U.S. District Judge Earl Larson, lasts until a trial decides the legality. Movie Systems Inc. and TVQ filed suit in April, claiming the antennas are illegal. TVQ's Kilian welcomed the ruling as a push toward paid HBO conversions, while Shapiro said they will seek an expedited trial to continue the case.
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Preschool may give students edge in reading and math
The Education Department reports preschool participation more than tripled from 16 percent in 1968 to 37 percent in 1980, reaching 2.3 million children. The rise spans all groups as more mothers with young children entered the workforce, from about one third in 1966 to 56 percent in 1981, and first graders of preschool attendees outperform stay-at-home peers.
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Small planes collide near Los Angeles area
Two single engine private planes collided in flight over a housing development about 50 miles east of Los Angeles on Saturday. Four people aboard were killed and one plane crashed into a residential street with no ground injuries. One aircraft hit a new development near a house. the other crashed in a nearby ravine. Origins of the flights were unknown.
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British storm near Stanley signals Falklands push
British commandos and infantry, supported by air and naval bombardment, overran Argentine positions 12 miles west of Stanley and pressed to about seven miles from the Falklands capital. Defense officials reported light British casualties while British ships and Harrier jets softened Argentine positions. The clash followed Pope John Paul II’s visit to Argentina and amid claims of hospital ship bombardment and civilian casualties.
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Massive Central Park Protest Demands Nuclear Freeze
More than 550 000 protesters packed Central Park and organizers claimed over 800 000 attending a nuclear weapons freeze rally. Coretta Scott King urged the White House to hear the message as Caspar Weinberger doubted policy impact. In San Francisco 30 000 joined, with minor injuries and no arrests in New York.
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Cabinet reports outside income for Reagan aides
President Reagan's Cabinet officers averaged more than $400000 in outside income last year beyond their government salaries. The 14 officers reported at least $56 million and possibly over $83 million in outside earnings, with extensions delaying filings for Haig Brock and Pierce. The total may rise as forms use broad income ranges.
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Alexander M. Haig Jr
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Northeast Kansas forecast shows showers and humid highs
Forecast for Northeast Kansas calls for showers tonight with a low around 65. Monday will be mostly cloudy and humid with a high in the low 80s and a good chance for thunderstorms. Through Thursday a shower chance remains, with temperatures near seasonal norms.
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Negotiator says arms cuts achievable by end of term
U S negotiator Edward L Rowny says deep cuts in American and Soviet nuclear weapons are eminently achievable by Reagan's term end if talks proceed with on site inspection possibilities. He notes world events and Soviet reactions may speed or slow Geneva talks beginning June 29 and emphasizes equal numbers around 5000 warheads with reduced power.
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U.S
Edward L. Rowny
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United States
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