Israelis Free 752 Inmates in Lebanon Withdrawal Plan
Israeli forces released 752 inmates from a prison camp as part of a withdrawal from southern Lebanon. A convoy raided a Shiite town near Tyre and 300 men were questioned in Teir Zebna. Ghanaian UN troops were present, with 200 Israeli soldiers and 35 vehicles involved.
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Carter Pushes Ford or Kissinger as Envoys
Former President Carter urges Reagan to hold exploratory talks on the Arab Israeli conflict and proposes Gerald Ford or Henry Kissinger as special U S emissaries while praising Reagan’s 1982 peace plan but saying the president is not taking an active role to spark negotiations.
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Turner Eyes CBS Takeover Move With 100 Million Backing
Analysts say Ted Turner is preparing a bid to take over CBS Inc supported by about 100 million in commitments from a communications group and former Treasury Secretary William E. Simon. Turner, in Washington and New York this week, has drawn interest from MCI Communications and other banks while Shearson Lehman floated a hostile bid idea before backing away.
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Voabitt JTRENDNOTES on VCR adoption worldwide
Vouabitt states that one in five households in Sweden the United States and Japan own a video cassette recorder. He notes U S saturation could reach 50 percent by 1990 while seven million of the 17 million U S VCRs were bought in 1984 and most are made in Japan.
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Baking Oven Trial Shows Whole-Body Heat Safe for Cancer
researchers report a radiant heat device used with radiation or chemotherapy to raise body temperature. In over 160 uses on about 30 patients there were no deaths or major adverse events, addressing earlier overheating risks and paving the way for larger trials across eight medical centers.
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Women Jaycees Breaking Away in Fergus Falls
A Fergus Falls women’s auxiliary of the Jaycees plans to break away from the male-dominated group after mounting disillusionment. The Supreme Court ruling against gender discrimination and state decisions to end auxiliaries spurred declining membership, said Ms. Fish.
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Peanut Stakes Run High in Congress Over Peanut Program
Washington AP reports peanuts are an $800 million crop with Congress weighing federal price supports for growers. The House Agriculture subcommittee hears from farmers and manufacturers about quotas, regulations, and pricing that affect peanut butter and candy bars at the store and theater.
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