Fadlallah Says Hostage Crisis Could Move Toward Rational Solution
Lebanon's top Sunni cleric Sheikh Mohammed Hussein Fadlallah urged that the hostage issue may drift toward a rational settlement though it could take long and warned that any U S military move would backfire. He appealed for Western help to free Arab prisoners in Israel and warned against military action provoking more violence.
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Isi
Lebanon
Sheik
Mohammed Hussein Fadlallah
Voice of the Nation
Israel
Fadlallah
Hezbollah
Party of God
U.S
America
Earthquakes Hit Mexican Coast Notable Quakes Reported
A 4.7 quake struck Chiapas near the Guatemalan border at 7 12 a m and a 5.5 quake hit 175 miles southwest of Mexico City at 9 31 a m with no damage or injuries reported. Irene Banes of Acapulco Red Cross said there were no calls for help. The U S National Earthquake Information Center also logged the tremor in Golden Colorado.
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Measuy City
Pacific
Chiapas
Mexico
Mexico City
Acapulco
Irene Banes
The
Red Cross
Golden
Colorado
U.S. National Earthquake Information Center
Unclear Rates and Valuation Notes
The fragment lists several prices and durations including 3 Months 16.20 6 Months 92.40 12 Months 22.50 and a larger 949.00 with a 90.00 reference, followed by a mail mention of 293.40 over three months. The text appears as a fragmented billing or subscription note without clear context or entities.
Shuttle crew nears end of secret mission in space
Columbia astronauts test flight control systems on the last full day in orbit before a secret mission landing Sunday at Edwards Air Force Base California. Commander Brewster Shaw and pilot Richard Richards run through tests to ensure computer and control jet readiness.
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Air Force Base
Mojave Desert
Earth
Columbia
Brewster Shaw
Richard Richards
Soviets Consider New Arms To Afghan War Foes
Soviet envoy in Kabul says Moscow might supply Afghanistan with new MiG 29 fighters and Sukhoi jets if more U S arms reach Afghan guerrillas. He notes a potential Afghan request for MiG 29s and adds that both sides deny escalating shipments while Geneva accords urge withdrawal of troops.
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Seiing
Warren Kuaman
Seauers Naturang
China
U.S
Washington
Rudman
Executive Branch
Congress
United States
Gore
Kabul
Afghanistan
Soviet Union
Filip Sydorski
Pakistan
Sydorski
Abaul Haq Ulami
Afghan Supreme Military Council
Yuri M. Vor‘ontsov
Wright Faces Runoff After Texas Primary Loss
In Dallas area voting, Republican Dr. Bob Lanier led with 39 percent, Democrat Pete Geren had 32 percent, and Democrat Jim Lane trailed. With 9 percent of precincts reporting, no one surpassed 50 percent, triggering a runoff between Lanier and Geren.
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Dallas
Bob Lanier
Pete Aarena Wright
Fort Worth-area
Lanier
Geren
Fort Worth
Lloyd Bentsen
Jim Lane
Wascan Laraine Bethke
IRA Bomb Fails to Dampen Apprentice Boys Parade
An IRA bomb exploded at a Londonderry bar four hours before the Apprentice Boys Parade but caused no injuries. Police evacuated the area. the blast shattered glass at the Apprentice Boys Memorial Hall. IRA said the timing aimed to show reach despite security.
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Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Lungannon
William Coulter
Butcher Street
Apprentice Boys
Derek Miller
Apprentice Boys Organization
IRA
Search Party Boosted For Missing Congressman
The Pentagon adds five aircraft and 100 personnel to the Ethiopia search for Rep. Mickey Leland and 15 others after a Twin Otter vanished en route to a refugee camp near the Sudan border. U.S. forces, led by Maj. Gen. James F. Record, coordinate air and ground teams, including night-vision equipped HC-130s and C-141 transports, with photo-reconnaissance by U-2 planes continuing along the flight path.
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Washington
Pentagon
Ethiopia
Mickey Leland
Navy
Stan Bleyer
Leland
Texas
Addis Ababa
Sudan
Bloyer
Sixth Fleet
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S
U.S. Multary
James F. Record
U.S. Central Command
MacDill Air Force Base
Florida
Senator Opposes South Carolina Housing Task Force
State Sen. Theo Mitchell of Greenville criticizes Gov. Carroll Campbell’s move to form a housing task force as unnecessary. He says study won’t solve housing problems and urges action to help low income residents in unsafe, unsanitary conditions. The governor’s office defends the focus on housing needs.
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Columbia
Carroll Campbell
Theo Mitchell
Greenville
Mitchell
Campbell
Lay
Bob McAlister
McAlister
South Carolina
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Sean
Cerema
Salim Hoss
Voice of the Nation Radio
Hoss
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New York
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Southwestern Bell
Communications Workers of America
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Kudman
Mexican Coast
Aiken
Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken Standard, P.O
Aiken, S.C
Home Delivery
Aiken Standard - Pbm
Sen Communications Inc
I Soecart
Ruland Drive
Aten SC
Calif
Space Agency
NASA
Department of Defense
Madoumar
Air Rara
Wright
American Legion Post
Betty
P:e
Marcher
Kerr
Associated Press
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