UN Troops to Enter South Lebanon as Cease fire Holds
In Beirut and on Israeli radio a tentative truce held with only minor violations reported. A 16 member French reconnaissance team prepared to move into the Israeli occupied south of the Litani River, joining about 100 Iranian troops who crossed into south Lebanon from the Golan Heights buffer zone.
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Lebanon
U.N
Yasser Arafat
Israel
State Radio
Litani River
South
Golan
Navy to base four warships at Newport Rhode Island
The Navy announced plans to base four warships at Newport in the next fall to improve Atlantic fleet dispersal. Lawmakers had pressured changes and delays in base cutbacks, reversing prior dismantling of the Rhode Island complex years earlier. A military source said the move reflects higher level direction from Defense Department officials or the White House.
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Navy
Newport
R.I
Rhode Island
Defense Department
White House
Energy Differences Still Around
Congressional energy negotiators inch toward ending their gas pricing deadlock. Senate conferees seek deregulation on January 1, 1985 while House negotiators push six more months of controls and an easy path to reimpose them if needed.
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Congressional Energy
Senate
House
Congress
Kodak Found Liable For Damages in Antitrust Case
A New York federal jury ruled Eastman Kodak Co. liable for monopolizing the amateur photography market and awarded Berkey Photo Inc. nearly 113 million dollars in damages. The initial 37.6 million verdict was tripled under antitrust law, increasing the total.
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Eastman Kodak Co
Berkey Photo Inc
Berkey
McCartney Rules Out Ex-Beatles LA Benefit Show
Former Beatle Paul McCartney and Linda in London on sighting near Tower Bridge. He says no plans to join a proposed Los Angeles benefit show for sea mammals.
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Linda
London Tower Bridge
McCartney
Los Angeles
Senate Sets April Deadline On Canal Debate
The Senate set a April 26 deadline for debate on the Panama Canal treaty as part of a standoff resolution. Senate leaders and treaty opponents agreed to a final vote on or before that date and kept a 10 day Easter recess, with Byrd threatening to halve the break to secure the timetable.
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Senate
Robert C. Byrd
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