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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1981

Page

7

Ismat Kittani Elected U N General Assembly President

Ismat Kittani of Iraq was chosen as president of the United Nations 36th General Assembly after two rounds of voting failed to produce a simple majority. Kaiser of Bangladesh was his rival, with Tommy Koh eliminated in the first round and a drawing of lots determining the outcome.

New York Times Ismat Kittani Iraq United Nations 36Th General Assembly Yehuda Z. Blum Kittani Khwaja Mohammed Kaiser Bangladesh Kaiser Tommy Koh Singapore Assembly Rudiger von Wechmar West Germany

Sadat expels more than 1,500 Soviets from Egypt

President Anwar Sadat orders over 1,500 Soviet officials and advisers out of Egypt asserting Moscow funded Muslim Christian clashes in Cairo. Cabinet also ejects a Hungarian diplomat, terminates about 1,500 Soviet contracts, expels two Tass journalists, closes the Soviet military liaison bureaus, and gives most advisers a week to depart.

Cairo Egypt Anwar Sadat Moscow Sadat Vladimir Polyakov Tass Aswan Dam

Chain saw robbers seize cash from armored truck

London police report six gunmen halted an armored security truck on the southwest outskirts, chopped it with a chain saw and escaped with an estimated 2.77 million dollars. The raiders, armed with rifles and shotguns, fled in two sedans after stopping near Chatham during a cash delivery to local banks. It ranks as one of the year's largest London robberies.

London Kent County Chatham Scotland Yard

Scots complete first two man English Channel hang glide

Jim Potts and John Pilkington, both Scots from near Glasgow, landed in Calais after a 21 mile flight in 50 minutes. They launched from Dover cliffs using a 38 foot hang glider canopy, near the historic Bleriot landing site of 1909.

Dover England Calais France Jim Potts John Pilkington Glasgow Louis Bleriot

Pakistan Accepts $3.2 Billion Aid Package

Pakistan announced on Tuesday its formal acceptance of a six year $3.2 billion military and economic aid package from the United States. The decision comes as the Reagan administration speeds F-16 deliveries, ahead of a House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing on easing the Pakistan aid ban amid Pakistan's nuclear concerns.

New York Pakistan United States Reagan House Foreign Affairs Committee

Protesters regroup after 500 plus arrests at Diablo Canyon

About 2,000 demonstrators unite against the Diablo Canyon nuclear complex as 300 barricade ladders scale six foot fences, 700 construction workers blocked, and police arrest more than 200 at multiple points. Jeff Kalbach of Abalone Alliance vows more action despite an ongoing NRC approval process.

San Luis Obispo Calif Diablo Canyon Constructin Pacific Gas & Electric Jeff Kalbach Abalone Alliance Alliance Pg&e Nuclear Regulatory Commission Los Angeles San Fran California Highway Patrol Ron Henn

Credit market rallies spark hope of lower interest rates

A string of rallies in the nations credit markets lifted Wall Street hopes for a modest, lasting decline in rates. Fed easing spurred lower federal money rates, leading major banks to cut the prime rate to 20 percent, easing pressure on top-rated borrowers while smaller firms face continued high costs.

New York Wall Street Federal Reserve Board Fed Alan Murray Citibank Murray Fred Deming Chemical Bank Irwin Kellner Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co

August Production Decline Deepens for Auto Sector

Washington AP reports U S industrial production fell 0 4 percent in August the steepest drop in over a year with autos trucks and parts leading the decline. Output also fell for home goods construction supplies and materials while equipment rose. Consumer durable goods dropped 1 percent as consumer goods overall declined.

Washington Federal Reserve Board Commerce Department Federal Reserve

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