Reagan and Mitterrand discuss Versailles Summit agenda
In Paris, President Reagan meets Francois Mitterrand to resolve differences on the Versailles Economic Summit agenda. The talk follows Reagan’s arrival in Paris amid high security with Haig Regan and Baker in attendance. France opposes Reagan’s push for coordinated credit restrictions on the Soviet Union while Reagan argues low interest loans subsidize Soviet military buildup.
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James Baker III
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Mitterrand faces choice on Soviet tech and sanctions
A Paris meeting weighs France’s stance as Mitterrand signals no rapid Soviet military tech ban yet shows reluctance for broad economic sanctions. The talks aim to decide if a sharp split or a mere disagreement will emerge over the economic decline hitting major industrial democracies except Japan.
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Moscow
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Newsweek cover sparks mixed reactions nationwide
Newsweek faces curiosity and controversy as readers react to a William Bailey nude painting on the cover. Law sons stores deny awareness of shipments while Elyria Public Library recommends the issue remains on the rack. Clerks and librarians weigh artistic merit against nudity in a national debate.
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Davidson Volkswagen dealership liquidation follows reorganization
Davidson Volkswagen faced a $2 million asset and liability tally as its 1980 financials show a net income loss of $4,747 after a prior year profit. Brugh seeks $85,000 plus damaged value and punitive damages as the reorganization shifted to straight liquidation, with the store at 1860 Colorado Ave. closed after Brugh ran it for six years. Ed Tolbert notes no GE Credit loans to Davidson VW. Local reactions reference a controversial Newsweek cover sparking mixed comment.
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270-lb guard sought in cash heist in Massachusetts
FBI alert issued for 270 pound David Ryan Jr a Massachusetts armored car guard accused of stealing 500000 in cash from Arlington Trust Co during a bank delivery. He may be armed with a .357 pistol and a .22 revolver and could be traveling with another suspect.
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Final fight near for Stanley during Falklands conflict
Reporters with British forces say 7000 troops landed on East Falkland. Softening up shelling from sea air and artillery near Stanley likely to continue. Britain confirms loss of two Harrier jets with pilots rescued.
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New home sales hit record low in April amid rising prices
Commerce Department data show April new home sales at an annual 315,000, down 15.3 percent from March, while the average price rose to 85,700 and the median to 72,400. Analysts cite stubborn recession fears, high mortgage rates, and possible subsidized pricing as factors.
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Des Moines Tribune to fold after summer
Des Moines Register and Tribune Co. employees were told a formal recommendation to cease publication of the Des Moines Tribune after the summer. Executive Editor James Gannon announced the plan, with board review set for June 21 and backing from company president Michael Gartner.
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Self-esteem linked to productivity study release
NEW YORK AP UPI Gallup commissioned by Rev Robert Schuller reports Americans with high self esteem are twice as likely to feel productive as those with low self esteem Only 37 percent rate themselves high and 30 percent low The study links self esteem to happiness health and moral commitment with Westerners and whites more likely to rate high and males slightly more positive than females
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