Shultz arrives in Israel amid new army policy and unrest
AP reports Shultz lands in Jerusalem as Israel unveils a new offensive policy after Arab deaths in West Bank protests push toll to 136. He urges Palestinian self rule negotiations under a 1967 UN framework. Rabin signals caution as Shultz pushes for an international peace conference.
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Panel criticizes cuts in mental health programs
A bipartisan House committee report says federal mental health services have suffered crippling staff and funding cuts during the Reagan era and must be restored to pre-1981 levels or higher. The panel cites a drop in community services and calls for reversing budget reductions while prioritizing severely mentally ill, youth, and elderly care.
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D-N.y
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Gunman Kills Four in California and NC Funeral Attack
A gunman killed four people and seriously wounded a young woman in California. In North Carolina at Mountain Home Baptist Church, an Easter Sunday funeral was disrupted when a man opened fire, killing three and wounding three others including his ex wife. Michael Leslie Rainey, 41, was charged with three counts of first degree murder and three counts of assault with a deadly weapon.
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Henderson County Sheriff's Department
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Steve Canyon creator Milton Caniff dies at 81
Milton Caniff, famed for Terry and the Pirates and Steve Canyon, died Sunday at 81. He had lung cancer and was hospitalized at Beth Israel Hospital on Feb. 29. A pioneer in comics, Caniff born in Ohio, led the National Cartoonists Society and earned multiple honorary doctorates. His work is archived at Ohio State University.
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Cleric Offers Self for Hostage Exchange in Beirut
Ayatollah Moh r Rouhani, an Iranian cleric living in exile in France, told Reuters he is ready to go to Beirut to swap himself for Western hostages held by Islamic fundamentalists in Lebanon. He claimed redemptive value in such a sacrifice and said Iran had offered to assist the hostage release if Paris expelled him after 25 years in Europe.
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