Salvadoran Leader Sees Better Times Ahead
Salvadoran President Alvaro Magana urged optimism as he warned that right wing death squads have caused thousands of civilian deaths. He blamed these squads for human rights abuses while pledging the March 25 vote as El Salvador’s path away from violence and toward democratic reform.
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Woman eyed for Fed post as second female governor
Reagan may nominate Martha Seger 51 a Central Michigan University finance professor and former state banking regulator to the Federal Reserve Board to replace Nancy Teeters The selection would mark an ideological shift as Seger a Republican is viewed as more bank friendly while Teeters was the board's liberal voice Background checks and formal announcement could take days to weeksSeger defended her record citing fragility of Michigan financial institutions and a contentious exchange with a state legislator drawing criticism from consumer groups
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Coogan Dies at 69 After Lifelong Fight for Child Rights
Jackie Coogan died at 69 after a dialysis battle tied to kidney failure. His last wish asked that memorial donations go to the heart center at Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles. The former child star helped spur the Coogan Law, protecting minors’ earnings, and was praised by friends including John Astin and Jackie Cooper.
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Chernenko calls for broader detente with US and China
Soviet leader Chernenko urged better relations with Washington and Beijing in his first speech after Andropov's funeral. He reiterated earlier ideas on banning nuclear tests and space militarization, while avoiding new proposals for the United States. The U S State Department welcomed the move as a basis for constructive dialogue. Chernenko also pressed for normalized ties with China but noted disagreements over Afghanistan and Vietnam and cautioned against agreements harming third countries.
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Teen seeks White House aid for mother's disability
Eighth grader Scott Henderson convinced a White House liaison to review his mother Georgia Oliveira's Social Security disability claim after four brain tumor operations. The 13 year old also contacted Senator Cranston and Governor Deukmejian as his mother faced long-term work inability.
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Reagan labels opponents a sourpuss set at DC gala
President Reagan, touting an economic upturn, accuses opponents of seeking to punish success and of misguided policies. He avoided naming Democrats, calling them part of a sourpuss set, while addressing a conservative gathering in Washington.
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Jupiter tug could push Moon farther from Earth this weekend
The Moon may reach its greatest distance from Earth this weekend as Jupiter’s gravity, along with Earth and the Sun, align in a rare configuration. Current calculations from a University of Minnesota astronomer place the Moon at about 252,719 miles away, the farthest since 1750 and not to be exceeded until 2107 and 2125.
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