Reagan Says U S in Short Recession Amid World Tour
President Reagan declares the United States in a light and short recession as experts note housing and auto slumps and unemployment rising to 7.5 percent. He spoke on the White House south lawn before a Yorktown anniversary trip and a meeting with France's Mitterrand.
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Yorktown reenactment marks end of bicentennial tribute
At Yorktown Virginia a four day celebration culminated with a reenactment of the British surrender to American and French forces on Oct 19 1781. President Reagan and French President Mitterrand planned to view the victory parade as 100000 spectators gathered.
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Poland names Jaruzelski in power shakeup amid Solidarity push
Lech Walesa, visiting France, said the leadership change should not worry. General Jaruzelski seized sweeping authority after Kania’s removal by the central committee, with talk of a state of emergency to assure peace. Moscow welcomed the move as a step toward stability and possible martial law. Talks with Solidarity aim to ease the crisis, including price freezes and future cabinet reform.
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Walking during labor urged to ease childbirth
New York based UPI report cites a study by the American Foundation for Maternal and Child Health urging pregnant women to walk or sit rather than lie in bed or rely on drugs during labor. It warns many drugs lack adequate safety testing for babies and questions the routine use of electronic fetal monitoring.
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Winter Weather Spurs Early Freeze and Power Outages
A cold front dropped temperatures by 28 degrees from Sundays 60s, marking the second freeze of the season. Winds reached 55 to 60 mph, causing scattered outages as a snow laden branch damaged a feeder line. Lake Erie levels fell and waves rose while 3,000 customers lost power near Great Northern Mall. Forecasters expect partly cloudy skies and a return to near 60 degrees Tuesday.
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Largest Los Angeles credit fraud sting arrests 51 merchants
Police raided the Theatre Jewelry Center with 80 officers and later hit private homes, arresting 51 merchants in a six month investigation. Authorities say the ring issued phony credit card invoices, costing banks over 500000, with 28 of 100 booths involved. Arrangements for arraignment were set this week.
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Brazil president recuperating at Cleveland Clinic
Brazilian President Joao Figueiredo, 63, appears to be making satisfactory convalescence after a moderate heart attack last month, according to Cleveland Clinic cardiologists. Further treatment decisions will await more complete test results. He remains in good spirits and has visited with his wife Dulce, family, and aides during arrival.
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Medical experts to testify against Elvis' doctor in autopsy case
In Memphis Tennessee prosecutors expect medical experts to testify this week that Elvis Presley’s personal physician Dr George Nichopoulos violated medical standards by prescribing depressants stimulants and painkillers to Presley and nine other patients. The trial enters its fourth week with testimony from a handwriting expert and a pharmacist among others as the jury weighs prescriptions and alleged drug dependence in the late singer’s life.
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