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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1982

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Evacuation Halted as PLO Ships Jeeps Protest Aboard Beirut Ferry

In Beirut the Palestine Liberation Organization evacuation was halted when Israeli warships blocked the harbor over jeeps loaded on a Cypriot ferry bound for Cyprus. The dispute ended at nightfall after U S assurances that jeeps would be unloaded in Cyprus and guerrillas would not keep them.

Beirut Lebanon Palestine Liberation Organization PLO Cyprus Israel United States Tunisia Tel Aviv French Foreign Legionnaires Uri Porat Jerusalem Ment Porat East Beirut West Beirut U.S Samuel Lewis Menachem Begin Reagan Administration Caspar Weinberger CBS News California White House Larry Speakes

Syria Allows PLO to Gather Forces for Return to Palestine

In Damascus a senior official said Syria will provide for PLO guerrillas expelled from Lebanon to regroup for a homeland return. Most evacuees are expected to shift to Syria, with about 7,000 fighters leaving Beirut over three days. Camps near Damascus to house evacuees are being prepared, but weapons will be restricted and integration with existing camps limited.

Damascus Syria Palestine Liberation Organization Lebanon Palestine Yasser Arafat PLO Beirut WAFA West Cyprus Jordan Israel

IMF Urges Continued Anti-Inflation Fight Despite Slowing Growth

The IMF's annual world economy report urges governments to persist with restrictive anti inflation policies, warning against short term popular measures. It notes 1982 may be another year of weak growth, high unemployment, and rising debt while stressing patience and perseverance as the path to lasting prosperity.

Washington International Monetary Fund IMF Mexico Fund Carl Blackwell Reagan U.S

Reagan Relaxes at Santa Barbara Ranch as Beirut Evacuation Snag Emerges

President Reagan vacationing at the Santa Ynez ranch spent Sunday horseback riding with Nancy and handling ranch chores after a briefing on a temporary hitch in the Beirut evacuation of Palestinian fighters. White House spokesmen downplayed the issue, noting the operation otherwise moved smoothly. Weinberger and Shultz echoed that view. The trip runs through Sept 7 with fundraisers in Los Angeles for Pete Wilson against Gov. Brown.

Santa Barbara Calif Reagan Beirut Santa Ynez Mountains Nancy White House Larry Speakes Lebanon Palestine Liberation Organization Israel United States Cyprus Tunisia Speakes Defense Caspar Weinberger George Shultz Phoenix Loyal Davis California Los Angeles 20Th Century Fox Roy Rogers Dale Evans Pete Wilson U.S. Senate Edmund Brown

Bomb attack targets U S Embassy aide in Paris near Eiffel Tower

A bomb placed near U S Embassy commercial attache Roderick Grant exploded outside his Paris home, killing a policeman and wounding two others. Police suspect the Lebanese Armed Revolutionary Fraction, linking the attack to anti American violence in Paris. Embassy officials weighed extra protection for Grant amid ongoing threats.

Paris U.S Roderick Grant Avenue de la Bourdonnais Eiffel Tower Grant Lebanese Armed Revolutionary Faction Col Charles Ray Christian Chapman Chapman West Beirut

Weather outlook with scattered showers and storms

Occluded front yields mostly cloudy today with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Tonight remains unsettled and cooler then partly cloudy tomorrow with limited shower chances in mountains and eastern panhandle. Highs in the mid 70s to mid 80s. overnight lows mid 50s to 60s.

Panhandle National Weather Service

British-American team joins Yorktown wreck study

A 10-man Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers unit joins American divers to examine a sunken 18th century ship at Yorktown identified as YO 88. The cofferdam grid system will guide an underwater dig while a filtration setup improves visibility in the York River.

Yorktown Royal Electrical, Mechanical Engineers Army Lord Cornwallis York River America Dave Sanders Plymouth Sanders Virginia

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