Eviction of Yamit Squatters Highlights Sinai Withdrawal
Israeli troops led by Defense Minister Ariel Sharon cleared nearly 3000 squatters from Yamit as bulldozers leveled two thirds of the town ahead of Egypt’s return of the Sinai. Protests on rooftops ended with two small groups remaining as U S peacekeeping observers wrapped up.
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White House criticizes CBS program on hardship
A senior White House spokesman called a CBS News segment on U S hardship below the belt and sought 30 minutes of network time for a filmed response. CBS News President Van Gordon Sauter said no immediate reply. David Gergen said the White House was not prepared to judge the program’s accuracy but did not think it was substantially correct.
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Aspirin May Prevent Cataracts Says Yale Expert
Yale professor Dr. Edward Cotlier reports aspirin regimens could slow cataract formation for up to ten years by reducing sugars toxic to the lens and nerves. He claims aspirin could cut cataract surgeries by 45 percent or more if successful.
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World Radicals Call for Reprisals Amid Lebanon Tensions
In Beirut radical Palestinians pressed for violent reprisals after Israel bombed south Lebanon. PLO chief Yasser Arafat and Fatah appeared to restrain extremists and privately stated no military action would target northern Israeli towns from southern Lebanon. Retaliation was delayed to avoid provoking an Israeli invasion, as the guerrilla presence focuses on a Palestinian state on occupied land.
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Negotiators fail to reach budget compromise talks stall
Washington sources say White House and Congress negotiators cannot agree on a detailed deficit reduction plan. They consider a less ambitious framework with targets rather than specifics on tax hikes and benefit cuts. A morning White House session was planned as talks stretched over revenue and spending goals for 1983 and 1985.
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Three N J Pine Forest Fires Force 200 to Flee
Three uncontained fires scorched more than 4000 acres of pinelands north of Atlantic City forcing about 200 residents from Parkertown West Creek and Little Egg Harbor. Fire warden James Cumming confirmed evacuations while homes status remained undetermined. Fires spanned 200 acres near Parkertown 2500 acres near Chatsworth and 1500 acres near Tuckertown with arrivals between 130 and 200 pm CST.
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