Israel Moves Toward Troop Pullout In Lebanon and Hebron Policy
The Israeli cabinet backed restoring Hebron’s Jewish presence despite Arab-Jewish violence and fired the Arab mayor Mustafa Natshe. In Lebanon, Israeli troops pulled back six miles from hills east of Beirut in a trial redeployment toward safer zones.
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Hebron
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Uri Orr
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Poland moves toward lifting martial law
Poland's PAP news agency commentary signals formal lifting of martial law as speculation grows of an imminent end to military rule. The piece follows a government-backed front's demand for end to restrictions and amnesty for those jailed since the crackdown over a decade ago.
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Stone Ends Trip After Meeting With Rebels Falls Through
Richard B. Stone, Reagan's special envoy to Central America, returned home after failing to meet with Salvadoran rebel leaders and cutting short his second trip. He arrived at Andrews Air Force Base at 12 40 a.m. EDT and declined to discuss the aborted talks in San Jose Costa Rica.
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Rebel Victory Could Give Khadafy New African Foothold
In Chad the government battles to retake Abeche after Libyan backed rebels seized the city in a major offensive. Officials say Abeche fell on Saturday but rebel control remains tenuous as fighting continues. Western analysts warn of Khadafy expanding influence in sub Saharan Africa with Libyan support to the rebels.
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Samantha and Soviet Pioneers Send Peace Bottles
About 200 Young Pioneers from Artek near Yalta joined 11 year old Samantha Smith on a camp boat ride on the Black Sea. On a signal from shore they each cast a wine bottle with a peace message into the Crimean waters. Samantha said the note hopes for lasting peace for all.
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Abductor Leads Paper To Letter From Girl
A man claiming to seek freedom for Mehmet Ali Agca directed Paese Sera to a note from 15 year old Emanuela Orlandi saying she is well. The note found at Rome's Leonardo da Vinci airport accompanies a larger abduction case tied to the Vatican.
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Paese Sera
John Paul II
Emanuela Orlandi
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Agca
Ercole Orlandi
Vatican City
Trial Begins For 3 Accused In Bloody Brink's Heist
In Goshen New York three Weather Underground fugitives Judith Clark David Gilbert and Kuwasi Balagoon face 13 counts of robbery and murder linked to the 1981 Brink's holdup in Nanuet. The case centers on a terrorist network of radicals with heavy security and a moved venue from Rockland to Orange County.
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N.Y
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Black Liberation Army
FBI
Brink
Nanuet
Nyack
Kathy Boudin
Greenwich Village
Rockland County
Orange County
Kenneth Gribett
Elderly Abuse by Children Seen as Widespread Issue
Boston AP reports health care professionals say many doctors, clergymen, and lawyers ignore elder abuse by adult children. Experts estimate about 2 percent of those over 65 are affected, with Rhode Island recording 160 cases in two years. Typical victim is a woman over 80, dependent due to stroke, Parkinson's, or Alzheimer's.
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Massachusetts General Hospital
O’malley
U.S
Ed McCarthy
Worcester
O'Malley
Annals of Internal Medicine
University of Massachusetts Medical Center
Rosalie Wolf
Rhode Island
State Department of Elderly Affairs
Trunk Offers Look Into Nancy Reagan Family Ties
A flea market trunk bought by Monmouth College professor Enoch Nappen yielded photos claimed to show Nancy Reagan with Kenneth Robbins, her presumed natural father. Robbins died in 1972 and relatives confirmed the photos as genuine to People magazine. Mrs Reagan has discussed Loyal Davis as her father in her 1980 autobiography Nancy. Meanwhile Lady Bird Johnson, now 70, says she plans to shed her late husband’s shadow and pursue independence.
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People Magazine
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