Veto fuels farm state lawmakers revolt in Congress
President Reagan's veto of an emergency farm credit bill provokes angry farm-state reactions while critics warn it cuts chances for spring loans. Sen. Melcher likens the veto to Pearl Harbor, and Byrd warns of a long fight as O'Neill doubts an override. Reagan labels the bill a costly bailout and vows continued vetoes.
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Identifications in Camarena Case Put Momentum on Probe
An investigation official said there is no positive id of the body yet based on clothing. A later statement from Francisco Fonseca said Zavala Avelar was positively identified by dental records and by family members who recognized his clothing and a scar. Camarena vanished near the U S consulate in Guadalajara on Feb 7 and Zavala Avelar was kidnapped the same day in the same city. A coroner found a .38 caliber slug in the lung of the body believed to be Camarena and Zavala Avelar apparently died from a beating and asphyxiation.
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Bodies found near ranch tied to Camarena case
From lA Fonseca: a farmer found five bodies near a ranch where a Mexican federal police agent died in a Saturday shoot out near Vistahermosa, about 60 miles east of Guadalajara. U.S. and Mexican officials discuss cooperation and timing as the hunt continues.
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Shoot-out in San Fernando leaves officers wounded
Officials said the tanker was driven to a warehouse and the shooters may have fled to the United States. A wounded officer reported seeing at least three men in the truck as pursuit ended in a gun fight near San Fernando. One Matamoros officer suffered multiple gunshot wounds and remained in critical condition. Jose Luis Aldape Lopez said he and two companions headed to the scene after a distress call.
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Four officers and civilian killed in Tamaulipas ambush
Witnesses said four officers and a civilian died after gunmen shot and chased a white Mercury Marquis for seven miles before a tanker truck struck the vehicle. Officers reported being hit while radios summoned help. The incident occurred in San Fernando Tamaulipas on a route from Ciudad Victoria toward Reynosa and Matamoros. Local reporters noted the men were shot through the head at the first site. Drug enforcement pressures are driving growers to Tamaulipas.
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School rule bars students for failing a course sparks anger
Glasgow and other speakers criticize House Bill 72 as overly harsh. They note students like Chris Moore were removed from teams and activities after a single failed course. Critics urge consideration of pardons or leniency, citing athletes at Crane High, Alvin High, and others benched or excluded from plays and papers.
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Explosion at El Chipote Armory Rocks Managua
An armory housing Nicaragua's state security police exploded in a series of blasts causing a large fire that spread to a nearby military hospital. Over 200 firefighters battled the blaze with evacuations of patients and nearby residents as authorities investigated the cause amid war-time tensions.
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Weather in Texas Sees Mostly Cloudy Skies Across Regions
The National Weather Service forecasts no rain for the Permian Basin today and tomorrow with clouds. Tonight's low will be in the upper 40s and a cold front shifts winds from southwesterly to north at 5 to 15 mph. Friday remains mostly cloudy with highs in the mid 70s and northeast winds 5 to 15 mph. A large area of fog and drizzle covers South and Central Texas prompting a travelers advisory for Hill Country and South Central Texas. Readings across cities vary from 48 at El Paso to 69 at McAllen and Brownsville, with a statewide range in the upper 60s to mid 80s in different regions. Extended forecasts call for widely scattered showers in West Texas and the Panhandle, with Permian Basin highs near 70 to upper 70s and lows around 40 to 50.
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