Falklands War Ends As Argentina Surrenders To Britain
Argentina surrendered to British forces after a three pronged push on Stanley. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher announced the ceasefire and withdrawal of Argentine troops while Britain reported about 14 800 Argentine prisoners.
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Trudeau signals no tax cut as Canada weighs new economy measures
Prime Minister Trudeau rejected a tax cut to spur growth amid unemployment worries and rising bankruptcies. He defended last November’s tax-raiser and outlined cabinet plans to boost confidence, investment, and housing, while noting a possible independent action if U S rates stay high.
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France
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Israelis tighten ring on PLO near Sidon and Beirut
Israeli tanks and artillery battle guerrillas near Sidon and press reports say up to 800 fighters holed up in two Sidon mosques. The PLO claims Arafat directs resistance from west Beirut while rumors place him in foreign embassies. Lebanon braces as west Beirut is surrounded and civilians take danger in stride.
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Haj Ibrahim Hawim
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Moscow
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Quebec goes to court to defend veto right on amendments
The Quebec government asked the Supreme Court to overturn a Quebec Court of Appeal ruling and preserve Quebec's traditional right to veto constitutional amendments affecting its jurisdiction. Justice arguments cited precedents where consent from Quebec altered or blocked changes. Chief Justice Laskin returned but asked few questions as nine justices listened in silence.
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Weather and sports notes brief from the day
A few clouds forecast with a high of 26 and low of 8. A reader reports a ammonia smell Monday night. Former Medicine Hat Tiger Stu Wenaas, now with the Winnipeg Warriors, was selected in the tenth round of the NHL draft by the Pittsburgh Penguins.
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Man says he is God's child before fatal stabbing
The trial heard Daryl Nelson 26 told fiancee and mother in law he was God's child before stabbing Albert Miller 66 in their home on December 30 1981. Neils state of mind described by Miller and employer Marik, and witnesses detailed a violent confrontation ending with a police shooting. Proceedings continue with defense set to begin.
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