Guatemalan Mass Killings Continue Amid Aid Debate
A congressional fact finding team reports army massacres of civilians persist in parts of Guatemala despite a drop in government violence elsewhere. The findings clash with Reagan administration claims of near stopping of political violence after the March coup.
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Tom Harkin
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Gerry E. Studds
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Northwest strike cuts domestic flights nationwide
About 3,600 mechanics and baggage handlers walked out forcing Northwest Airlines to cut domestic service by two thirds at 36 airports while international service remains. strike began after failed talks over job security and wages. Union actions and potential impact of other Northwest unions uncertain. Republic Airlines offered added Twin Cities routes to offset reduced service.
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Hinckley trial centers on mind not motive in Reagan shooting
Washington AP report describes John W. Hinckley Jr entering court daily with head down as testimony focuses on his mental state. Defense psychiatrists label him with multiple disorders while prosecutors argue he was sane when Reagan was shot.
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Washington
John W. Hinckley Jr
John W. Hinckley
Reagan
James Brady
Defense
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