U S observers defer judgment on El Salvador vote
A 30 member U S observer team withheld verdict on El Salvador's presidential election as electoral officials address technical problems. Delegation chairs said they were not ready to assess results, noting a larger turnout and widespread willingness to vote amid logistical issues.
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Reagan calls spoof elegant lynching at Gridiron Night
Washington AP Reagan described the Gridiron Club spoof as the most elegant lynching he had seen while satirists lampooned rivals Walter Mondale Gary Hart Jesse Jackson and others The show mocking both parties featured remarks by Robert Strauss and Edwin Meese III amid controversy over Meese's EPA appointment Elizabeth Dole noted she had once been born a Democrat during the skits
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Means test looms in Social Security crisis on page A1
Bree Paera and pe ML or well a Capone al Goreal budget is also a target, but even Gary Hart says he would raise it by 3 to 4 percent a year. There is, actually, one other alternative: not to cut the deficit, but to pay off the debt by printing more and more money. That would mean future retirees would get their full benefits, but they would be paid off in dollars worth far less than those they paid in.
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Education tax breaks favor middle and upper income families
A College Board study finds nearly 2 billion dollars in federal education tax breaks mainly help middle and upper income households. About 65 percent go to families above the 1982 median income of 23000 dollars, while direct student aid is suggested as a more effective way to boost college enrollment.
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Impeached Nebr. Attorney General goes on trial
Three-term Nebraska Attorney General Paul L. Douglas faces trial on six impeachment articles tied to dealings with Commonwealth Savings Co and alleged improper conduct. If convicted he would be the first Nebraska official ousted in 113 years. Douglas, 56, was impeached March 14 by the unicameral legislature after protests from his supporters.
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Nasty fault-finders smarter, says Brandeis psychologist
Brandeis University professor Teresa Amabile argues that people who feel intellectually insecure attack others to seem smarter. Her studies show that those facing job insecurity or higher credential scrutiny critiqued more harshly, while positive feedback is seen as less intelligent but kinder.
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