PLO official assassinated at hotel in Portugal
Issam Sartawi, European coordinator for the PLO, was shot five times at point blank range in the Hotel Montchoro lobby in Albufeira. A bystander warned of a Moroccan suspect held by Lisbon police as a gunman fled amid panic during the 16th Socialist International conference.
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Portugal
Israel
Lisbon
Issam Sartawi
Palestine Liberation Organization
Sartawi
PLO
Montchoro
Hussein scraps talks with Arafat in Middle East reach
Jordan's King Hussein announces he will not enter separate talks or act in place of others in peace negotiations with Israel. Reagan blames radical PLO elements for Jordan's stance while urging continued pursuit of a negotiated settlement.
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Arafat
Reagan
PLO
Gazette Wire
Amman
Jordan
Yasser Arafat
Israel
Middle East
Washington
King Fahd
Saudi Arabia
Petra
Palestine Liberation Organization
Fahd
Wind gusts sink UNH crew boat killing student
A UNH fundraising crew event in Durham was hit by strong winds and waves as at least 50 participants were tossed into Great Bay. Freshman Glenn David Hayes died, his body recovered by Coast Guard helicopter and firefighters. Up to six of eight shells may have been swamped. eleven participants were treated at hospitals with one under observation for hypothermia.
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Durham
N.H
University of New Hampshire
Great Bay
University Club
John Hose
Glenn David Hayes
Bartlett
Coast Guard
Hayes’ Shell
Fish and Game
Wayne Vetter
Fish and Game Department
Counties' land use law draw county opposition survey shows doubt
Iowa county supervisors in a majority of the 99 counties favor repealing or delaying the new land use law approved in 1982. They cite high inventory costs and concerns over agricultural areas that protect land from development, with farmers able to form areas of 500 acres or more.
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Judy Daubenmier
Azette
Des Moines Bureau
DES Moines
Iowa
Peggy Huppert
Huppert
Cedar County
Watt launches anti media push amid job doubts
Interior Secretary James Watt defends his record and attacks coverage by The Los Angeles Times The Wall Street Journal and Washington media claiming flock journalism distorts his work He met two Associated Press reporters for lunch and declined to document alleged inaccuracies warning reporters to read page 13A for more.
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Martin Cruisinger
Anna Jackmar
Washington
James Watt
Watt
Associated Press
Los Angeles Times
Wall Street Journal
Taxed Drive Time Debt Dilemma
A quirky adage notes that new car ownership collides with debts as drivers encounter creditors while cruising. The line hints at financial pressure and the inevitability of repayments.
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