Israel Lebanon to Begin Withdrawal Talks Today
Israel and Lebanon prepare for direct talks on removing Israeli forces from Lebanese soil amid ongoing border fighting. Sharon rejects a countdown on withdrawal as clashes persist near Beirut airport and Sidon with multiple casualties.
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472 Counties Hit By Clean Air Act Highway Sanctions
The Reagan administration signals tough action risking federal highway funds for 472 counties in 44 states not meeting air standards by the Dec 31 deadline. EPA data show counties in Virginia and West Virginia listed. several states granted extensions to 1987 for car-related pollutants.
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Congress
Explosions Shouted Divine Intervention At Cairo Trial
In Cairo the Moslem fundamentalist sedition trial saw defendants chant God is great as an electrical fuse exploded in a foyer, plunging the makeshift courtroom into darkness. Security ruled it a short circuit. 279 defendants pleaded innocent to belonging to Al-Jihad after Sadat's assassination.
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Sadat
Reagan Praises Afghan Rebels On Third Anniversary
President Reagan marked the third anniversary of the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan praising the Afghan freedom fighters the mujahedin and the Afghan people for resisting. He argued the Soviet occupation has failed and warned that victory by the Soviets would threaten free world security.
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Homeless Banks Swell In U S As Unemployed Take To Streets
The nation endures a winter surge of homelessness with tens of thousands living in tents, cars, and shelters. Officials warn the rise spans factory workers to teachers, fueled by job loss and a tight housing market.
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Week long unsettled weather with scattered showers
The forecast notes Monday showers likely with highs in the 50s to 60s and lows in the 40s to 50s. Tue mild with more showers, highs near 60. Wednesday to Friday showery cool spell with highs 50s Wednesday and 30s to 40s Thu and Fri, lows 20s to 40s, some mountain teens.
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Hunger pangs return in America
Time Magazine notes rising hunger across the United States as economic strain resumes prelude to new year hardships. Feature contrasts beloved public figures with waning access to meals amid inflation and stagnating wages.
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