Aquino Death Triggers Marcos Blame of Subversives
Thousands of Filipinos mourn the assassination of opposition leader Benigno Aquino as President Ferdinand Marcos accuses subversives of the crime. The political climate tightens as leaders and citizens react amid national grief and calls for stability.
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Trouble for Marcos and editors question US policy
An editorial questions the assassination of Marcos rival and its effect on American foreign policy. The piece highlights policy doubts and editorial stance in a Philippines crisis context.
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Keeping score When you look at the official scoreboard of the economy
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Redeployment of Israelis Could Begin Sunday
Israel may start pulling back troops from Lebanon's Chouf mountains this Sunday with a partial southward redeployment toward the Awali river. Beirut radio cited unnamed sources and said the move could end on Sept. 7, the eve of the Jewish New Year.
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Reagan to stress strong defense at Legion convention
President Reagan travels to Seattle for the American Legion gathering to reaffirm a tough national defense posture. aides say he will couple this with insistence on arms reduction and outline U.S. policies in Central America the Middle East and Chad.
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Injured pilot crawls to safety after crash
Elrod M. Harmon of Carmen Oklahoma crawled a mile with a broken leg and two broken ankles to a watering tank after his single engine plane went down during a thunderstorm Friday night. He was found Monday night near three stock tanks and a windmill about a quarter mile from a farmhouse. Harmon, hospitalized in Buffalo in good condition, suffered facial fractures and multiple cuts and bruises.
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Food prices help to hold down index
Consumer prices rose 0.4 percent in July after a month of falling food costs. For the first seven months of 1983, prices rose 3.2 percent annually, with 12 month gains at 2.4 percent the smallest in 17 years. Gasoline costs rose 0.4 percent and are 2.7 percent lower than a year ago.
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Teaching in Crisis Prompts Call for Reform
Washington based summary of a Carnegie Foundation report says the teaching profession is in crisis due to inferior students entering the field, low salaries, declining pay, poor credentialing, and lack of recognition. Ernest Boyer urges viewing teachers as part of the solution to improve public schools.
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