Shultz Ortega to meet in Uruguay on easing differences
Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega and Secretary of State George P. Shultz planned a morning meeting in Montevideo to test whether tensions can ease. Officials stressed the talk would not be a negotiating session as Uruguay marks a return to democracy after years of military rule.
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Texas plans to ship surplus grain to Ethiopia aid drive
The Texas Department of Agriculture announced Project Tejas to move surplus grain and milk from storage to famine relief in Ethiopia and other regions. A $35 donation buys 10 bushels feeding 100 African children for a week, with administrative costs covered by Save the Children. Donations accepted through May 31. multiple Texas farm groups back the effort.
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Reagan ends Japanese auto export restraints
President Reagan said he will not seek extension of voluntary export restraints on Japanese cars in the United States, foreseeing more sales of smaller models and lower auto prices. Automakers and unions voiced dismay as the move could affect trade talks and reciprocal considerations with Japan.
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Automakers condemn Reagan quota decision
Chrysler Chairman Lee Iacocca called the quota decision a sad day for America. Ford Chairman Donald Petersen also condemned the move. Subaru of America officials predicted the quotas would disappear by March 31 with no formal Tokyo government announcement.
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Midland council approves airport expansion plan
Midland City Council unanimously approves a $4 million two year project at Midland Regional Airport hiring a design firm to repair a leaky roof add two gates and jetways and enlarge the ticket counter and baggage claim areas Aviation Director Victor White said.
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