Mideast talks break deadlock after U S pressure
After President Reagan urged speed, Israel and Lebanon agreed to concurrent negotiations on Israeli troop withdrawal and future relations. The agenda lists termination of war, security arrangements, and a framework for mutual relations, with both sides seeking priority on their core issues.
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Kiryat Shmona
Israel
Reagan
Lebanon
Beirut
Ariel Sharon
Ings
Khalde
U.S
Morris Draper
Philip Habib
Middle East
Washington
Mideast
Seven die as police assault hostage sect in Memphis
In Memphis Tennessee seven alleged religious zealots were killed after police stormed a house where Officer Robert Hester was held hostage for 30 hours. Hester died from blunt head trauma suffered during the attack while R O Schwill escaped after a gunshot wound. The sect led by Lindberg Sanders believed police to be the anti-Christ and forbade pork and water.
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Memphis Police Department
Memphis, Tenn
UPI
Robert Hester
John Holt
Ray Maples
Bob Hester
Hester
R.O. Schwill
Larnell Sanders
Michael Delano Coleman
Earl Thomas
Andrew “JuJu” Houston
Cassell Harris
Dick Hackett
Sanders
Jim Jones
Guyana
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The fragment appears to be a damaged OCR line about silence and repetition with copyright notes. No clear event, date, or named entities are readable to confirm a concrete news item.
Duncan quits ISU football triggers mixed reactions
ISU head coach Donnie Duncan resigned amid fan anger and club rejoicing. Duncan 42 leaves after four seasons and a 19 23 2 record to join a Dallas real estate firm. Some backers praise his exit citing recruiting impact. Others express disappointment over timing and lost support.
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Duncan
Dallas
Cyclones
Greenwood
Clark Parks
Iowa State
Linn County
Cyclone Club
Donnie Duncan
John Ahart
Cedar Rapids
Iowans in Trouble Over Taxes Rise Says IRS Official
IRS district director John Edwards reports Iowa investigators have more than 300 tax returns under scrutiny, up sharply in two years. He cites duped taxpayers falling for tax protest schemes, including fake churches and arguments on the 16th Amendment, warning of a possible financial nightmare if violations occur. The trend is nationwide, with heightened readiness for tax return season.
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Dale Kueter
Edwards
IRS
Iowa
Southwest
Colorado
Nebraska
Iowa faces 4.6 million yearend deficit despite cuts
The Legislative Fiscal Bureau reports Iowa will end the year with a 4.6 million deficit even with 120 million in cuts, risking a tax increase or further reductions to balance. Gov elect Branstad and House Speaker Avenson call the outlook the bleakest yet, signaling possible tax hikes to close the gap.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Robert Ray
Legislative Fiscal Bureau
House
Don Avenson
D-Oelwein
Avenson
Fiscal Bureau
Ray Administration
Ron Mosher
Mosher
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