Sinai town Yamit demolished as border talks loom
Israeli troops leveled most of Yamit leaving a synagogue and two bomb shelters intact as negotiators press for a border accord before Sinai handover to Egypt. U S and Israeli officials said progress was made toward a settlement by Sunday, with multi national forces possible if no agreement is reached. Eleven militants resisted in a bunker amid a tense evacuation.
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Dreyfus Announces He Will Not Seek Re-election
Governor Lee Dreyfus of Wisconsin said he will not run again in 1982 life in private sector. at 55 he notes time is uncertain and he is the fourth Midwest Republican governor to opt out of re-election this year.
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Five Die In Suspected Family Murder Suicide In Perry Florida
Taylor County Sheriff Grady Murphy said five people were shot and killed in Perry. Victims include Lois Sadler 55 Marsha Cash 35 and her children Anthony Tomaine 7 Joseph Tomaine 6 Derik Simms 5 who was babysat by Cash. Cash had been staying with Sadler after a recent home fire.
Five Die in Guatemala Political Violence Shootings
Five people were killed in Guatemala in renewed political violence. Police said four peasants were found shot to death near Macanche, and a policeman was killed when five men and a woman opened fire on his sentry post.
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Sailor Survives 76 Days Afloat In Atlantic Raft
Steven Callahan, 30, drifted about 1,800 miles on a six foot rubber raft after his sloop sank off Cape Verde on Feb. 4. He survived with water, food, a speargun, and dolphin meat then was rescued by fishermen off Guadeloupe after 76 days at sea.
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State Department backs away from Castro anguish claim
Deputy spokesman Alan Romberg refused to speak for the Cuban government about Haig's assertion that Fidel Castro is anguishing over rejoining the Western Hemisphere community. He said there is no offer on the table and the United States would adjust relations if Cuba changes its policies.
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Speakes Misstates Cuba Policy In Freestanding Quote
White House spokesman Larry Speakes misspoke on Friday while addressing Cuba and Central American nations. He intended to say freedom loving nations but said democratic free loving countries instead, dropping the dom from democracy.
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