Shultz defends US Israel ties amid Arab criticism
Secretary of State George Shultz defended strengthened US political and military links with Israel in Tunis amid Arab leaders criticism. The talks followed Israel's Shamir Arens visit to Washington and come as Lebanon reports a cease fire without deaths, while US Marines mull withdrawal and analysts question Lebanon reconnaissance missions.
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Eight dead in Baltimore rowhouse fire blamed on smoking
Investigators in Baltimore say careless smoking likely caused a three story blaze that killed eight people and left three others critically or seriously injured. Debris and survivor interviews are underway as officials seek the fire's exact origin.
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Ford urges Beirut pullout if Lebanese factions stall
Former President Gerald Ford says the U S should withdraw Marines from Beirut if Lebanon's warring factions fail to agree on steps toward a viable government within a reasonable time It also notes his tilt toward Martin Feldstein's cautions about large federal deficits and comments on a potential Reagan re election run predicting a closer race than some Republicans expect.
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Gerald Ford
United States
Beirut
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Judge jails protester over $5 restitution at shipyard sign
In South Kingstown Rhode Island Superior Court Judge Albert E. DeRobbio ordered William H. Boston jailed for refusing to pay a $5 restitution after pouring blood on a sign outside the shipyard that builds Trident submarines. The incident prompted the judge to take a firm stance on nonpayment of fines.
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Moscow vigil marks Human Rights Day as 16 detained
About two dozen demonstrators gathered in Pushkin Square Moscow to mark International Human Rights Day. Police detained 16 demonstrators including Boris Begun, son of imprisoned dissident Yosef Begun, while Western reporters observed.
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Greek Jehovah's Witnesses jailed for refusing military service
In Athens a military court sentenced 28 Greek Jehovah's Witnesses to two to four years for refusing to serve and failing to report to training camps. The defendants, speaking as conscientious objectors, argued the state should not court-martial them. In London, Victor Korchnoi drew with Gary Kasparov in game eight of the world chess championship semifinals, Kasparov holding a lead.
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Looters Storm Lufthansa Cargo Facility At JFK
Five years ago heavily armed masked men robbed a Lufthansa cargo facility at Kennedy International Airport New York. They seized millions in cash and jewelry in a brazen heist later investigated by authorities.
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Kennedy International Airport
New York
Reagan May Seek Contingency Tax Hike In 1985 Budget
Administration officials outline a proposed 1985 budget with a contingency tax increase, $8 billion in cut nonmilitary domestic spending, and $4 billion reductions in Medicare and other benefits. The package could total about $100 billion in deficits over 1985 1986 and 1987.
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McDonald Honored At John Birch Society Anniversary
About 1200 delegates gathered in Indianapolis for the John Birch Society 25th anniversary convention founded in the city. Founder Robert Welch unable to speak due to health. Rep. Larry McDonald eulogized by the society's publisher. Kathryn McDonald and Nelson Bunker Hunt among attendees. Hunt warned of ongoing conspiracy influence and urged support for the Birch platform. Kathryn McDonald reiterates belief that the Soviet jetliner crash killed her husband as an assassination.
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Larry McDonald
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