U.S. tightens data security after broker leaks risk
Washington reports tighter protections on sensitive economic data after a banker’s tip that advance numbers reach Wall Street and Chicago markets. The Bureau of Labor Statistics shifts release times from 9:00 to 8:30 a.m. EST and media access to half an hour, amid questions of market impact and no proven leaks or FBI involvement.
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Caribbean plan attacked as Trojan Horse for El Salvador aid
Senate critics question Reagan Caribbean Basin Initiative as a cover to funnel more U S aid to El Salvador while supporters from business groups welcome the plan. Officials defend the program as separate goals face Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearings on aid, trade, and investment.
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Guatemala Leaders Seek U.S. Backing After Coup
Gen Jose Efrain Rios Montt, head of Guatemala's military junta, claimed U S officials expressed "enthusiasm and sympathy" for the coup. A State Department spokesperson in Washington avoided confirmation, saying only they are interested in plans for a return to democratic processes.
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Begin scoffs at critics vows iron fist tactics
Israel plans harsher steps after the dismissal of Palestinian mayors in Nablus Ramallah and El Bireh and a Gaza grenade attack that killed a soldier. The PLO allegedly controls ten of twenty five West Bank councils, and Begin vows iron fist action while US and Western allies criticize the firings as undemocratic. Clerical and roadblock disruptions followed mass arrests and newspaper confiscations as Bethlehem residents were awakened by troops.
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Castro tells Nicaragua to propose peace talks
UNITED NATIONS UN agency reports Nicaragua and the United States trading accusations of imperialism amid push for peace talks. Ortega, leader of Nicaragua’s Sandinista movement, says Cuba and insurgents authorized talks with Washington and calls for peaceful regional resolution. Enders and Haig outline conditions and support for El Salvador elections, warning of leftist disruption and continued reform.
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Columbia flight may be extended for weather safety
CAPE CANAVERAL UPIs report the space shuttle Columbia nearing the midway mark on its 115 orbit mission. Flight director said the craft might stay up an extra day to avoid landing weather, with pilots Lousma and Fullerton conserving fuel for a potential 24 hour reserve. The crew tested the robot arm and plasma diagnostics while monitoring fuel cells and horizon conditions.
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PTA seeks CARE program to curb chemical abuse
The PTA Council advocates Project CARE as a model for Elyria to raise awareness of chemical abuse, linking school efforts with community action teams. About 200,000 pupils in Cleveland area districts are enrolled. programs focus on education, assessment, intervention, and treatment, with law enforcement involvement. Another meeting is set for April 22 at 7:30 p.m. at the board of education offices.
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