Innovations Abound Among Growers Oregon Braces For Pot Battle
Oregon authorities monitor illegal marijuana growing from air and ground. Growers respond with indoor setups, greenhouses, and remote plots. Police expand detects with U two surveillance, public land warnings, and federal support to curb a nationwide crop booming in Oregon.
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Libyans Bomb Chad as U.S. Plans Planes to Help Chad
Libyan warplanes hit Faya-Largeau near Chad's capital region as U.S. surveillance craft are sent to Chad. Reagan dispatched jets, refuelers, and support personnel to Sudan to monitor the fighting, with Libya denying active involvement amid cross-border tension.
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Louds Ten Years Later Look Back On Fame
A decade after the groundbreaking 1973 TV saga, the Loud family reflects on fame from Santa Barbara to New York. Pat Loud remains single, Bill Loud remarried, and five children pursue diverse paths in Los Angeles, Houston, and New York City as the public still debates the series’ impact.
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Guatemala ousts Rios Montt as Mejia Victores takes power
Gen. Oscar Mejia Victores, defense minister and veteran, seized Guatemala in a coup ending Rios Montt's 17 month rule. He scrapped secret courts, vowed to curb leftist subversion, and condemned Rios Montt's evangelical influence while stressing Catholic traditions. The coup left at least one soldier dead and several wounded during palace fighting.
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Prime Hike Boosts Interest Rates Stir Markets
Banks raise the prime rate to 11 percent from 10.5 percent, jolting Wall Street and lifting the dollar. Despite anticipation, bonds fell and currency markets spiked as economists warn of higher borrowing costs. The move coincides with higher home mortgage rates and a surge in housing starts, signaling mixed signals for the recovery.
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