Denmark change of government ends eight months of minority rule
COPENHAGEN Denmark Prime Minister Anker Jorgensen handed his resignation to Queen Margrethe ending eight months of Social Democratic minority government. The queen will appoint a negotiator to form a new government likely a non socialist coalition. Jorgensen may be succeeded by Poul Schluter or Henning Christophersen. If Schluter serves he becomes Denmark's first Conservative prime minister this century.
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Reagan plans strongest federal paperwork control program
The Office of Management and Budget proposed a sweeping effort to curb federal paperwork. The plan mandates no more than four submissions per year, triplicates suffice, 21 day minimum for responses, and four year record retention except health records, aiming to cut burden hours by about 200 million.
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Curfews Imposed in 2 Polish Cities Amid Riots
Police imposed curfews in Lubin and Wroclaw as authorities sealed roads and banned gatherings after three days of protests tied to Solidarity. Two protesters were killed and 12 injured, with 130 wounded reported by PAP, as crowds rebuilt memorials and clashed with police across several cities.
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London
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Czestochowa
Krakow
Bomb squad truck ride ends 10 hour standoff
A former mental patient held police at bay with a grenade and a claimed bomb during a 10 hour standoff in Brooklyn. He demanded $200,000 and Saudi passage, commandeered a bus earlier, and rode to Owls Head Park on a bomb truck with negotiators. He dropped the grenade around 10:20 p.m. and was arrested.
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Brooklyn
Saudi Arabia
Alice McGillion
George C. Dalton
Ed Leschak
Dalton
Owls Head Park
Food program restarts for New York mothers and children
Local officials in New York state were told to resume distributing WIC supplements to about 28 000 needy mothers and children aged 1 to 5 after assurances USDA would not appeal a court order to reallocate funds. Officials expect an extra 1.6 million dollars under the reallocation, with WIC serving over 200 000 statewide.
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Valley Stream
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New York Times
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Donovan
Marc Humbert
Albany
State Health Department
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Georgia
U.S
Charles Richey
USDA
WIC
Peter Slocum
Richey
Slocum
New York State
Weather Summary and Storm Reports Across Regions
Mostly clear tonight with lows near 50 and sunny tomorrow reaching 70 to 75. Severe storm activity caused refinery fire in New Mexico and flooding from Michigan to Mississippi. Heat peaked in Los Angeles with 108 degrees amid smog. A plane was downed in Michigan as storms snarled Detroit traffic. Torrential rain battered Columbus while Kentucky and Tennessee began drying. Power outages affected Maryland and Virginia suburbs, and Atlantic Gulf coast showers persisted. Northern Georgia and Mississippi reported light rain with 60 mph winds near San Antonio and Fort Worth. Canadian air moved into the Great Lakes as Southwest baked. Sunset 7 36 p.m. Sunrise 6 32 a.m. Record/highs/lows noted. humidity at 8 p.m. yesterday 100 percent. Air quality good with index 46.
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