Jordan's Hussein ends talks with PLO amid Reagan plan setback
Jordan rejects negotiating on behalf of Palestinians and withdraws from U S backed talks with Israel and the PLO. Arafat defers endorsement of the Reagan plan and Lebanon era tensions loom as Arab summit nears. Hussein cites Israel's settlement expansion and U S election focus as time runs out for Palestinians.
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Iowa debate over agricultural areas and city annexation
Lawmakers discuss two interpretations of farm land within cities and the impact of a proposed moratorium. Critics say the current law lacks teeth while supporters see inventories and safeguards as a starting point and potentially beneficial for Iowa development.
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Weather Mix and Regional Notes With International Watch
The extended forecast predicts showers along the Pacific coast and across the southern Atlantic to the Rockies with unseasonably cool northern weather and mid 40s to 50s highs. Rain and strong winds hit New York and the East while flooding recedes in the Deep South. In Tunis and Washington, officials respond to high profile political violence linked to Israel and the PLO with Reagan condemning the act.
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Exeter Durham charity row marred by capsize and rescue effort
Hayes attempted to swim to shore as a Coast Guard and multiple boats searched the bay after a 30 mile fundraising row between Exeter and Durham. 68 students and coaches endured rough seas with winds up to 23 mph as crews aided eight women and others. Cecily Croft described crews in nine and five member shells caught in sinking launches.
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Watt defends record with charts amid environmental clash
Watt travels eight states promoting his chart backed case that one third of the country under his control has better managed parklands and refuges. He criticizes media coverage while defending wilderness leasing bans and land sales projections under Reagan era policy.
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Beach Boys to perform in D C with Team America soccer event
The Beach Boys will play June 12 at Robert F. Kennedy Stadium in Washington in a charity style concert paired with Team America in the North American Soccer League. The show follows Watt controversy as the band seeks to move past the dispute and charge admission for the first time in D C. Mike Love and Bruce Johnston downplay politics while promising playful sights and a light halftime of entertainment after the game.
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Independence boy wounded in accidental shooting
A 14 year old Independence boy, Troy R Weber, was injured in a Sunday afternoon shooting at 613 Ninth Ave SW. A 13 year old friend accidentally shot him with a .357 handgun at 2 23 pm. Troy, son of Richard Weber, was transported first to People's Memorial Hospital then transferred to Allen Hospital in Waterloo.
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Burglary at Jilek Residence Reports TV and Vacuum Stolen
Police report states entry was gained by cutting a screen and opening a storm and interior window at 1011 34 St. NE. A television, vacuum, and a clock radio valued at over $600 were taken in the burglary. windows were left slightly open.
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St. NE
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