Reagan Opens Mexico Trip With Talks On Ties Across Border
President-elect Ronald Reagan meets Mexican President Jose Lopez Portillo on the Cordoba International Bridge and in Ciudad Juarez to discuss a broad range of topics from fishing treaties to illegal immigration. The talks aim to set directions for US Mexico relations as Lopez Portillo’s term approaches, with no substantial accords expected.
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Strange house tied to Atlanta child deaths
Police probe a derelict Adamsville house where searchers found shoes clothes axes shovels and two Bibles nailed open as clues in the slayings and disappearances of 15 black children. A source says an arrest could come soon amid reports of a possible cult link and ongoing volunteer searches.
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Carter says greatness lies in service not presidency
Washington report notes Jimmy Carter ends his presidency with Sunday school lesson at Furst Baptist Church and a message that greatness comes from serving others. The piece highlights his final farewells, schedule of dinners and receptions, and a focus on humble leadership as he prepares to depart the White House for Plains, Georgia.
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Morgan Guaranty Cuts Prime Rate to Twenty Percent
Morgan Guaranty cuts its prime rate to 20 percent from 21 percent, affecting its most creditworthy corporate customers in a move seen as a reaction to market conditions. The bank is among the nation's largest, with actions interpreted as a signal to the credit market.
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Heiress buys 40 stray cats a home in Oyster Bay
Patricia Laden, heiress to a Standard Oil fortune, bought an eight room house in Oyster Bay for 40 stray cats. The Oyster Bay Cat Foundation supports 130 cats with two volunteers and a $70,000 yearly cost, including $10,000 in vet bills. Cats are neutered, housed, and adopted when possible, with a sick room for 18 leukemia patients.
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Mayor Stephen Tymcio dies at 61 in Middleburg Heights
Stephen Tymcio, 61, mayor of Middleburg Heights, died early Sunday at Southwest General Hospital after suffering a heart attack Friday during a ski trip to Peek and Peek in western New York. He began his 17th year as mayor after earlier terms since 1963.
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Police arrest Yorkshire Ripper suspect in Leeds dragnet
Vice squad stopped a married man in his early thirties from Bradford in a parked car in a red light district area of Sheffield. He offered no resistance after questioning, with detectives calling in the Ripper squad for a weekend of interrogation as police hinted the killer may be captured.
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