Libyan Troops Withdraw From Border Crises Eases Tensions
Cairo reports Libya has pulled back troops massed along borders with Egypt and Sudan, defusing a regional crisis that triggered U.S. naval movements. Mubarak says Sudan enjoys stability as Egypt Sudan cooperation speeds the border withdrawal from Kufra area. Sudanese leader Nimeiri accuses Libya of plotting a coup on February 18, halted by precautionary actions with Egypt.
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Mixed stock market pauses after last week's highs
In New York the stock market showed a mixed day with the Dow Jones industrial average rising 1.64 to 1,122.58 by noon, following last week's gains of 28.12. The NYSE composite slid 0.25 to 86.10 while gainers and losers remained roughly even on the exchange. The American Stock Exchange index also moved in tandem with this market pause.
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State Court Cases Rise Across Civil Criminal Traffic
A National Center for State Courts study shows over 82 million cases filed in state courts in 1981, with criminal filings up 31 percent nationwide from 1977 to 1981 and civil filings up 22 percent. Several states posted above average increases while some saw declines, and officials questioned the figures as a possible bookkeeping discrepancy.
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Ottawa's 1921 mayor commission form proposed
Citizens discuss abandoning the 1970s era commission structure. The mayor-commission system would split city operations into fire and police, finance, and public works with separate heads, but critics say it lacks cross departmental cooperation that the commission manager form can provide.
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Gulf Storms Struck Southeast Killing Pilot and Harming Rigs
Subtropical storms spawned in the Gulf of Mexico swept into the Southeast, disabling an oil rig off Florida and killing a cargo plane pilot near Brooksville. Rain and high winds lashed California with mudslides as Queen Elizabeth II visited Los Angeles.
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Gritz Surrenders At Thai Border Police Station
James Bo Gritz, former Green Beret, surrendered at a Thai border police station after a Laos raid to free U.S. prisoners. Thai authorities planned questioning on a possible second rescue attempt. Gritz, 44, said he found Americans alive in Asia and denied specifics.
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