U S Will Consider Expanding Lebanese Force
Reagan told Lebanese President Gemayel he would give serious consideration to expanding the multinational force in Lebanon to aid withdrawal and stabilize the zone. No talk of adding more U.S Marines. Lebanon might accept extra forces if Washington volunteers. The plan aims to supervise Israeli and Syrian troop withdrawals by year end, with expansion under discussion alongside UN and regional diplomacy.
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Amir Gemayel
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Israel
Gemayel
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America
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Oval Office
Cabinet
George P. Shultz
Defense
Caspar W. Weinberger
Paris
U.N. Security Council
U.N
Pentagon
Henry Catto
Weinberger
Palestine Liberation Organization
Cardinals Take Early Lead As Rain Interrupts Game 6
St. Louis leads Milwaukee 2-0 in the World Series delayed by two rain stoppages. Darrell Porter and Keith Hernandez hit two‑run homers, Dane Iorg added two doubles and a triple as rain halted play in the fifth and sixth innings. Commissioner Bowie Kuhn vowed to wait out weather to finish the game tonight. The game remains official with the Cardinals ahead.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Milwaukee Brewers
Cardinals
Darrell Porter
Keith Hernandez
Dane Iorg
Bowie Kuhn
Photo of Tylenol suspect seen with victim analyzed by computer
A Chicago police probe uses a stored photo from a Tylenol case store to compare a bearded man in the frame with James W. Lewis, the fugitive linked to a poisonings extortion attempt. Paula Prince died after cyanide laced Tylenol, six others also died. The image’s male figure drawing mixed opinions from locals and investigators about resemblance to Lewis.
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Chicago
James W. Lewis
Paula Prince
Miss Prince
Lewis
Theodore Elmer Wilson
Richard J. Brzeczek
Missouri
Jackson County
Albert A. Riederer
Riederer
Ed Leavitt
Wilson
Tom Kline
Allan Levin
Commission Begins Sensitive Task Of Probing Massacre
A blue ribbon commission in Jerusalem has begun a politically sensitive inquiry into the massacre of Palestinians in Beirut. It will collect documents and hear testimony, possibly behind closed doors, over up to three months while the fate of Prime Minister Begin's government hangs on its findings.
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Jerusalem
Beirut
Menachem Begin
Begin
Ariel Sharon
Israel
Lebanon
Palestine Liberation Organization
Sharon
Hebrew University
Sabra
Chatilla
West Virginia Water seeks rate hike to fund capital plan
West Virginia Water Company seeks a 16.4 percent rate increase, potentially raising monthly bills for 2 000 to 15 000 gallon customers. The hike funds a 5.1 million capital program including Ada Dam upgrades and plant improvements across Kanawha Valley Oak Hill and Chelyon areas. Company records show most cost increases support this investment with a stated 5.45 percent inflation factor over two years. Approximately 85 000 customers are served statewide.
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Public Service Commission
Ada
Oak Hill
Kanawha County
Weston
Kanawha Valley
Chelyon
Shrewsbury
Cabin Creek
E.W. Limbach
West Virginia
Limbach
Wednesday forecast brings clouds and chances of rain
The outlook calls for mostly cloudy and breezy conditions with a chance of showers or storms today. Highs in the 60s and lows in the 40s with rain likely tonight. Thursday to Saturday showery and cooler trends and increasing cloudiness with cooler notes on Friday and rain likely again in the west by Saturday.
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Roy Mundy
Hamlin
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Erry
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