Palestinians depart after Israeli delay in Beirut evacuation
After a six to seven hour delay more than a thousand Al Fatah guerrillas left Beirut on a Sol Phryne voyage to Tunisia amid Israeli blockades. Israel cited a violation of evacuation rules by loading jeeps while the U.S. pledged they would be unloaded en route. The episode followed earlier departures and ahead of a third group due for North and South Yemen.
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al Fatah
Yasser Arafat
Beirut
Palestine Liberation Organization
Tunisia
Jordan
Iraq
Israel
United States
Cyprus
Sol Phryne
Mediterranean
PLO
West Beirut
North
South Yemen
Syria
Bekaa
Lebanon
U.S
Samuel Lewis
Israel Radio
Menachem Begin
Tunis
Philip Habib
Midea
Legal Services cuts 26 branch funds over large surpluses
Washington reports Legal Services Corp will suspend federal funding for 26 programs that hold more than 50 percent of grants in unused surpluses and require 64 more with balances over 25 percent to justify the money. The action, prompted by a $10.289 million total in the targeted funds, aims to curb perceptions of misused or idle money.
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Los Angeles Times Service
Washington — Legal Services Corp
Clint Lyons
Legal Services Corp
Iowa
Lyons
Los Angeles Times
Legal Services
Howard Dana
Legal Services Board
Indianapolis
Gerald Caplan
George Washington University
Corporation
Dana
Legal Services Programs
William Harvey
Legal
Longest-reigning Swazi king Sobhuza II dies at 83
King Sobhuza II of Swaziland, famed as The Lion and The Great Mountain, died at age 83. The monarch, who reigned since 1921, survived by hundreds of wives and many children, and his death amid regional land and sovereignty tensions between Swaziland and South Africa.
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Mbabane
Swaziland
Sobhuza II
Victoria
South African Broadcasting Corporation
Sobhuza
Africa
South Africa
Swazi
Fear of first school day causes real sickness
School phobia in children can trigger nausea headaches and panic at the thought of returning to school. Psychologist Dave Delmer says onset is sudden and affects mainly ages 9 to 13 with more girls than boys. Overprotective parents and dependence on mothers contribute to the issue.
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Dave Delmer
Grant Wood Area
Celmer
Delmer
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