Aid halt possible US tells Salvadoran gov
U S Ambassador Deane R Hinton warned El Salvador its government risks losing American aid if it does not halt rightist death squads blamed for most of the 38 000 deaths in the civil war He urged control of squads or face $320 million in aid cuts this year He spoke at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon citing civilians killed by security forces and death squads and defended U S aid conditions amid congressional scrutiny ARENA ads calling for end to U S intervention also noted Jamaica
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Poles Warn Protests May Extend Martial Law Into 1983
Prime Minister Wojciech Jaruzelski warned that protests by Solidarity could extend martial law into 1983 if actions target the economy or undermine normalization. He left open a possible end to martial law by year’s end but tied it to the situation, amid calls for strikes on November 10 and December 13 16 17 to mark the anniversary of martial law and activist killings.
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Poland
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Solidarity
Independent Union Solidarity
Jaru‘zelski
Draper pursues Lebanon pullout talks with leaders
U S Middle East envoy Mortis Draper met Lebanese leaders in Beirut to push for the withdrawal of more than 100,000 Israeli Syrian and Palestinian troops. He planned to head to Damascus after meetings with President Amin Gemayel and Prime Minister Chefik Wazzan. The talks touched on a tri national committee for the pullout with Beirut press noting a clash over whether the committee should include both military and political figures.
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Menachem
Begin
Jerusalem
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Chefik Wazzan
U.S
Robert Dillon
Baabda
Israel
One killed in Miami Beach shooting spree
A late night shooting in a poor Latin neighborhood of south Miami Beach left one man dead and three others wounded. Police said at least eight shots were fired, possibly from a .45 handgun, with residents estimating 15 or more. Homicide detectives interviewed witnesses as the victims were treated.
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Miami Beach
Fla
UPI
Hoolahan
Gunshots cause panic at high school game in Richmond
In City Stadium two men argued and a gun fired near the end of the Jefferson-Huguenot-Wythe versus Armstrong-Kennedy contest. About 20 fans were injured in the stampede as 2,500 spectators fled the stands. Jefferson won 7 6.
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Richmond, Va
Charlie Cooper
Jefferson-Huguenot-Wythe High School
City Stadium
J.I. Horner
Disek Taeeperin
Lower prices harm US farmers amid weak economy
A Commerce Department report notes lower prices for farm products and weaker farm purchasing power, while U S agricultural exports fell 10.7 percent to 39 1 billion in the year to Sept 30 The index of leading economic indicators rose 0 5 percent in September suggesting progress toward recovery despite a tepid Wall Street mood and a Dow near 992.
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Reagan
Wall Street
Daylight Savings History and Modern Exemptions
The piece traces daylight saving origins from 1800s railroads to World War I and the 1966 Uniform Time Laws. It notes exemptions in Arizona Hawaii Puerto Rico Virgin Islands U S Samoa and most of Indiana and mentions farm groups protests and concerns about children walking to school with flashlights.
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Pin and Poison: Sabotage Fears Hit Food Across States
Police investigate deliberate tampering as Ballpark franks with a yellow 12M code trigger recalls and metal detector checks across Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan. A blade in a frank injures one man while pins and pills prompt nationwide tampering alerts affecting Peggy Lawton brownies and other snack products.
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