Nuclear Arms Debate Resolved At Summit
At the Williamsburg economic summit Reagan and six other leaders reached a plan for reducing European nuclear weapons while preserving allied defenses. France Canada and Italy objected to including third-country forces in Geneva talks, but a final declaration excluded British and French forces from negotions.
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Summit leaders push for lower U S interest rates at Virginia summit
Foreign leaders voiced concern over high U S rates to President Reagan but avoided confrontation. A Japanese official said consensus favors a bright realistic world economy while Europeans pressed for lower deficits. France and Canada resisted a strong pro Reagan statement as dialogue moved toward economic cooperation.
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Reagan Seeks Ambassador Replacement in El Salvador
President Reagan seeks candidates to replace Ambassador Deane Hinton in San Salvador as part of a tougher U.S. policy in El Salvador's civil war. An administration official said Hinton is on his way out with three to four candidates considered. White House spokesmen would not comment.
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Israel Syria duel with artillery in Lebanon
Israeli gunners and Syrian artillery exchanged shell fire across the Bekaa Valley cease-fire line killing one Lebanese and wounding another. Israeli jets faced anti-aircraft fire as forces push into Bekaa. Beirut hosts 1,200 Marines in rotation to relieve earlier forces. Syria accuses US and Israel of aggression. Israel cites precautionary buildup to offset Syria. Fatah mutiny in Damascus poses challenge to Arafat.
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Inside Philadelphia takes a 3 0 lead in NBA playoffs
Philadelphia builds a commanding edge as the 76ers take a three games to none lead in the NBA playoff series. Contenders push for an advantage in a crucial clash with the Trail Blazers.
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Mutineers Seize PLO Supplies Near Damascus
Mutinous Palestinian guerrillas captured six PLO supply depots near Damascus blocking food and fuel for mutineers in Lebanon. Arafat ordered precautionary security steps as factions dispute the scale and lead up to the confrontation, with at least two Fatah guards wounded.
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Idaho jail reform follows teen torture death
Memorial Day at Ada County Jail saw four staffers on duty as 17 year olds tortured fellow inmate Christopher Peterman until he died. Five teen detainees faced convictions or pleas, with sentences including life, 25 and 21 years. one case dropped. A $2 million wrongful death claim was filed against the county as officials plan to expand juvenile detention for adult-trial offenders.
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