Mass casualties claimed in El Salvador villages
Rebels allege American trained troops killed about 60 civilians in Titure and Titurito near Arcatao in Chalatenango in a sweeping anti guerrilla operation. Government silence followed. reports note 4 000 deaths in the conflict since 1979 and a disputed assembly election outcome.
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Salvador
el Salvador
Wialatenango
Radio
Venceremos
Joaquin Villajobos
Fort Benning
Chalatenango
U.S
Panama
Radio Venceremos
Titure
Titurito
Arcatao
San Salvador
Defense Ministry
Perquin
Morazcan
Consumer Credit Turns Up Amid Mixed Economic Signals
April saw a $1.18 billion rise in consumer installment debt as shoppers bought cars and other goods, signaling cautious optimism for a recovery. Auto-loan debt expanded $233 million while the Fed noted lingering distress with a major mine shutdown and ongoing defense budget tensions in Washington.
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Federal Reserve Board
Fed
Robert Ortner
Commerce Department
Reserve Mining Co
Silver Bay
Minn
Matthew Banovitz
Nalion
Washington
House
Reagan
Michigan
William Milliken
Michigan State Employees Association
Cities Service Co
Tulsa
Okla
Mesa Petroleum Co
Mesa
Amarillo
Texas
Cities Service
Tornadoes reported across northeast Kansas causing structural damage
A series of tornadoes struck northeast Kansas Tuesday night, damaging farm buildings near Holton in Jackson County and a two story home on a Potawatomi Reservation. Power lines fell around Holton while Leavenworth and Bancroft area twisters caused no reported injuries or major damage. A broad tornado watch and flash flood warnings were in effect for eastern Kansas.
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Holton
Kan
Kansas
Jackson County
Potawatomi Indian
Janice Early
Weas
Paredness
Topeka
Leavenworth
Lansing
Nemaha
Bancroft
Weather tones down wheat outlook in 1982 crop
Washington reports that wet conditions delay spring planting and stall harvest of winter wheat. Bulletin notes fair to good crop condition but rising disease from wet weather and eight of 15 states showing slow stand development. Oklahoma and Washington cited as easing earlier optimism while global weather shifts impact Australia and the Soviet Union.
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Agriculture Department
U.S. Wheat Associates
Oklahoma
USDA
John Block
Australia
America
Soviet Union
New Lands
Ural Mountains
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