Train collision kills dozens near Mangualde Portugal
Reports from Mangualde and Nelas say a rail disaster left many dead and injured as two trains derailed and caught fire in Serra da Estrela. Officials warned of many more fatalities while hospital, police, and military units mobilized. victims include foreign nationals and locals seeking loved ones.
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Mangualde
Nelas
ANDP
ANOP
Azevedo
RTP
Luxembourg
Italy
Correia
Serra da Estrela
Alvaro Rodrigues
Roswell price index measures across 13 cities
A Roswell comparison of the ACCRA all items index shows grocery housing utilities transportation health care and miscellaneous costs varying across 13 cities within 500 miles. Los Alamos Denver Fort Worth and Phoenix anchor the range with New York and New Orleans monitoring metropolitan figures.
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Tucson
Colorado Springs
Colo
Denver
Colo. Pueblo
Alamogordo
Albuquerque
Los Alamos
Amarillo
Texas
Fort Worth
Lubbock
Odessa
Grocers
Pueblo
New York
N.Y
New Orleans
San Fancisco
San Francisco
New York City
San Diego
ACCRA
Pizza Hut Ad Sparks Family Night Debate
Dialogue shows a snowy night choice between staying home or eating out. A parent urges kids to buy a pizza, while a friend is reminded they can no longer be on the subscription list due to age. The snippet hints at a syndicated column format with casual humor.
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L.A. Times Syndicate
Rajiv Gandhi visit and regional tensions shape US tilt
The essay notes Rajiv Gandhi’s Washington visit reinforcing a US tilt toward India and Praetical tensions. It cites Zia’s move to place Bhutto under house arrest as signaling fear of popular opposition after years of dictatorship. A critic questions US action on terrorism, attributed to Ayatollah Khomeini.
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Rajiv Gandhi
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India
Zia
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Reagan
United States
Ayatollah Khomeini
Reagan sanctions spark Senate deadline clash over policy
Senate leaders voiced satisfaction with Reagan’s approach while delaying final vote until spring. Democrats argued sanctions were weak and pressed for a decisive vote, as Sen. Stafford criticized partisan tactics and Sen. Dole framed it as protecting the president’s gains. Kennedy urged a choice between Lincoln’s legacy and apartheid, while Reagan defended the measures aimed at pressuring South Africa to end apartheid. The plan includes restricting computer and nuclear tech sales, curbing bank loans, and seeking a ban on Krugerland gold coins imports.
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Senate Gop
Jeaders
Reagan
Robert Stafford
R-Vt
Dole
Ronald Reagan
South Africa
United States
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