Court OKs alien stay for Silva letter holders
The Justice Department said about 100000 Mexicans and other Latin Americans with Silva letters may remain in the United States at least until January 31. The letters stem from a 1960s administrative error and sparked friction with Mexico after a court order expired last November.
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Arafat leads PLO toward new phase of resistance
UPI analysis profiles Yasser Arafat as a resilient, enigmatic leader guiding the PLO through Beirut’s fall toward a post Beirut phase. The piece notes his diplomatic wins and failures, his ability to keep Palestinians united, and the risk of renewed terrorism as fighters press for a homeland.
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Chicago Sun-Times
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Jobless rate dips in Odessa and Midland
Odessa July unemployment falls to 6.6 percent from June 8.3 percent and Midland drops from 7.5 percent in June to 5.2 percent in July. TEC analysts cite seasonal summer swings and a leveling off of the eight month basin decline as teachers and students reenter or leave the labor force.
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Springfield faces stake as Harvester plants loom over town
In Springfield Ohio mayor Roger L Baker warns the International Harvester truck plant may shutter, threatening 2 200 jobs and 1 million in tax revenue as the city of 73 000 weighs a bid to keep the three North American plants by the end of 1983. Fort Wayne Indiana is a rival in the contest.
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Dale Leach
Associated Press
Springfield
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Collier’s Magazine
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Fort Wayne
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Fort Wayne Faces New Threat After Floods Seen
Fort Wayne, Ind. amid spring flood scare turn to volunteers and sandbags again in "The City That Saved Itself." The city of 180,000, where three rivers chased thousands in March, confronts new dangers as Harvester Corp. reports 6,000 workers laid off and anticipated losses rising beyond 900 million dollars.
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John M. Doyle
Associated Press
Fort Wayne
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Brooks
Stock Prices Jump Again on Busy Week
The Dow rose 30.72 to 869.29 as markets logged a record week with heavy NYSE trading. Weekly volume reached 455.13 million shares, best ever, while banks cut prime lending rates from 14 to 13.5 percent amid tax bill progress.
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