Reagan to Press Mexico Over UN Votes
President Reagan plans to voice U.S. displeasure with Mexico’s Central America stance and U.N. voting patterns when he meets Mexican President Miguel de la Madrid in Mexicali. Officials say debt, oil income, and foreign financing needs frame the talks, with narcotics cooperation also on the agenda.
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World Grain Stockpiles Hit Record Levels in 1985 86
Washington reports a record global grain supply for 1985 86 totaling about 1.9 billion tons with the United States holding roughly 433.5 million tons. U S consumption climbs to 202.4 million tons as world trade nears 222 million tons. Global stockpiles by mid 1986 are projected near 296 million tons, with the U S share about 153 million tons.
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New Year's Traffic Deaths Reach 171 Nationwide
The Associated Press reports 171 people died in traffic during the New Year's holiday two-day span, with the National Safety Council estimating 130 to 230 deaths. Alcohol is a contributing factor in about half of motor-vehicle accidents and seat belts save lives.
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