Begin Resignation Shocks Israeli Government in Likud Fight
Prime Minister Menachem Begin wrote his letter of resignation, sparking a scramble in his Likud Herut party to choose a successor. Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir and Deputy PM David Levy vie to lead, with factions split and Labor seeking defectors while Begin remains caretaker.
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Shuttle mission readies satellite for India
CAPE CANAVERAL AP The Challenger crew prepared for Day 2 of a six day flight as they aim to launch a satellite to beam telephone calls and television across a million square miles of India while most of America slept. Commander Richard Truly called the mood great at mission control in Houston as the astronauts wrapped up another busy day.
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Fire Fee Ordinance Approved by Bluefield Board
Bluefield board unanimously approves a 6 cents per square foot fire protection fee for all properties. A second reading outlines a four month start from Sept 1 with a 50 percent cap on increases, plus an amendment to remove a $100 fee for four story or taller buildings. City aims to mail bills by mid October and appoint a commission to craft a fair collection method.
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Weather outlook foresees scattered storms and heat
Wednesday remains partly cloudy and hot with a chance of late day storms. Temperatures reach the 80s with mid 60s nights and rain likely tonight. Thursday turns cooler with showers and highs near 80s. Fri and Sat look fair with mid 80s highs and mid 60s lows.
Rats along for the ride prominent blacks cheer flight
A large crowd estimated at over 250000 watches a notable flight event highlighted by prominent Black figures. coverage emphasizes public enthusiasm and the historic significance of the journey.
Reagan says Beirut conflict not a declared combat action
President Reagan sent letters to Congress stating U.S. Marines in Beirut face ongoing fire and may defend themselves. Two Marines were killed and 14 wounded as fighting continued near the Beirut airport with no American injuries reported after ceasefire efforts.
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