Marines May Go Back to Lebanon as U N Forces Considered
President Reagan weighs options after the Palestine refugee camp massacre in Lebanon. He considers redeploying U S Marines with a multinational force or shifting UN peacekeeping troops to Beirut, while inviting more UN observers. A White House aide signals a preference for UN involvement. The president, after rare weekend meetings with foreign policy advisers, said he was horrified by the killings.
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Rail Strike Talks Resume Amid Government Threats
Washington negotiators for railroads and unions resume face-to-face talks under pressure from government intervention after a day-old nationwide strike by locomotive engineers halted much freight traffic and many Amtrak trains. Federal mediators met with both sides as Robert Harris of the National Mediation Board reported exhaustion prevents productive discussion.
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Helms believed close to 60 votes to limit debate on school prayer bill
Conservative Sen. Jesse Helms appears near a preliminary victory in the push to restore prayer in classrooms. Republican sources say late week vote counts suggest he can reach the 60 votes needed to limit debate, signaling strength to push a direct yes or no vote in the Senate.
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Hill Street Blues dominates Emmys. Bergman wins for Golda Meir
NBC dominates with Hill Street Blues taking six Emmys, ABC 18, CBS 12. Ingrid Bergman dies and earns best lead actress in a limited series for A Woman Called Golda. Bergman accepted by Pia Lindstrom. Barney Miller named best comedy. Nurse wins lead actress in drama. Taxi wins acting prizes as it heads to NBC.
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Begin Government Knew 36 Hours of West Beirut Slaughter
Israeli papers say Prime Minister Begin's government knew for at least 36 hours that Lebanese Christian Phalangists were killing Palestinians in west Beirut and did not act. Haaretz and Yedioth Ahronoth challenged a cabinet claim that the army stopped the killings as soon as it learned of the events.
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