Shultz Eyes Confrontation With Soviet on Helsinki Record
Secretary of State George P. Shultz heads to Helsinki for a first talk with Eduard Shevardnadze and is prepared to condemn the East’s poor human rights record under the 1975 Helsinki accords. He plans to urge freedom of information and emigration while signaling that East-West borders may not be forever frozen.
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Americans Eating At Record Pace
Washington reports that 1985 per capita food consumption in the United States is forecast to rise to 1,431 pounds, up 0.3 percent from 1,426.3 pounds, with increases in chicken fish vegetables and vegetable oils offsetting declines in red meats and fruits. poultry and dairy use rise while fats oils and sugar trends also shift, and aspartame consumption grows.
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Shooting spree in Kansas City injures eight to ten
A Kansas City Kansas man was detained after a Sunday night gun attack at a apartment complex party. Investigators say an argument inside the clubhouse escalated into a gunfight with a shotgun. Two victims were critically hurt as shots were fired inside a door and outside in the parking lot before officers arrested the 26 year old suspect with no resistance.
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Reagan says he would quit if illness prevented duties
President Reagan, back at the White House 16 days after colon cancer surgery, voiced resolve over future health. In a Time interview released by the White House, he said fear of recurrence won’t govern him and he would step down only if he could no longer fulfill the presidency’s requirements.
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Mills criticizes Reagan tax plan as unfair and unsimplified
Wilbur Mills, longtime tax expert and former chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, denounces President Reagan's tax overhaul as unfair and lacking simplification. He notes deficits and trade gaps, warns about high individual burdens, and suggests eliminating all nonbusiness deductions to push rates toward prewar levels.
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