Guardian Angels in New York: threat or reassurance?
Guardian Angels patrol New York subways in red berets with Curtis Sliwa at the helm. Police and riders weigh the risks and benefits as Angels claim crime deterrence while critics warn of vigilante danger and untrained authority.
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Reagan economic program gains Senate momentum
President Reagan's plan to cut dairy subsidies and overall federal spending moves through Congress this week with Senate votes expected on scrapping the dairy price increase and a House debate on the subsidy cut. Budget leaders promise a rapid pace as committees dissect nutrition programs and social security adjustments.
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Bikini Atoll victims plan $450 million U S suit
The Bikinians and descendants, about 1,000 people, file a class action in the U S Court of Claims alleging injury and loss of homeland from U S nuclear tests after World War II. They accuse the United States of failing to honor its trustee duties and demand compensation.
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Coluche Withdraws From French Presidential Race
Paris AP reports Michel Coluche, known as Coluche, the popular French comedian with a humorous five month campaign, withdraws from the presidential race. His pledge was I will not take office. Polls once suggested 10 to 15 percent in the first round on April 26.
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