Lebanon becomes illbed for Israelis amid Chouf clashes
The Israeli Lebanon invasion reaches seven months with no clear end as Druze and Christian forces clash in the Chouf mountains. Public support erodes and Labor Party opposes ongoing operations. Reports note soldiers wounded by a stray bullet as Beirut radio cites clashes in Aitat and Souk al Gharb.
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Pheasant Served Under Safety Glass At OSHA Dinner
A friend attended an OSHA awards dinner where pheasant was served under safety glass. The brief note mentions the event and the unusual presentation without broader context.
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Floods Strain Midwest Rivers Flush Water Across States
Heavy rains sent Mississippi Valley rivers to record highs from Illinois to Louisiana forcing hundreds to flee. In Missouri and Illinois, towns faced chest deep floods and 12 foot rises while Calumet City evacuees blamed nearby Indiana for a sandbag barrier. Sixty from Calumet City evacuated. 400 moved from Pacific Missouri. Two drownings reported in Missouri with I 44 55 closures as icy roads caused accidents.
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Robertsville
Shultz Begins Wide European Mission To Align Western Strategy
Secretary of State George Shultz departs for a two week European tour to press a united Western approach toward the new Soviet leadership under Yuri Andropov. He will meet NATO ministers in Brussels and visit Bonn The Hague Rome Paris Madrid and London as Poland weighs lifting martial law.
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GOP Gift Catalog Leverages Heritage for Fundraising
The Republican National Committee offers a Christmas gift catalog with items such as a $15 jelly bean jar bearing the Great Seal and a $3,000 Ronald Reagan bust, aiming to fund campaigns for Congress. The catalog markets heritage and tradition while highlighting high priced keepsakes.
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Juveniles in Adult Courts Often Face Property Crimes
A federal study finds 32 percent of youths in adult courts are charged with violent crimes while 45 percent face property crimes and 23 percent public disorder or minor offenses. Most juveniles in adult courts are not imprisoned, contradicting the belief of harsher treatment. The study, “Youth in Adult Courts Between Two Worlds,” by the Academy for Contemporary Problems in Columbus, Ohio, was funded by the Justice Department and released Sunday.
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