Cabinet OKs partial pullout of Israelis in Lebanon
Israel's cabinet authorized a partial withdrawal from Lebanon, with forces moving south within days. Prime Minister Begin chaired a special session amid Washington trip speculation, and the army outlined an eight to ten week redeployment from Beirut and the Chouf Mountains behind a line near the Awali River.
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Amin Gemayel
Yitzhak Shamir
Syria
Palestine Liberation Organization
Car bomb hits Beirut resort as guard killed
A man driving an explosives laden car attacked Beirut's Summerland Hotel killing two guards and triggering a blaze in the main building. At least 16 injured in the parking lot and hotel, as fire crews and police cordon off the 102 room complex owned by a Druse family.
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Sandinistas Offer Deemed Positive Step by U S
The Reagan administration called the Sandinista proposal for regional peace talks a positive step but noted serious shortcomings. Secretary Shultz touted Salvadoran human rights progress while warning gains are slow. Israel agreed to ship PLO seized weapons to Honduras for Nicaraguan rebels.
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Frank Reynolds dies longtime ABC anchor at 59
Frank Reynolds, chief anchor of ABC World News Tonight and veteran reporter, died after a three month battle with viral hepatitis linked to a bad blood transfusion, and cancer. He covered Reagan assassination attempts, space flights, and national conventions. He helped pioneer the multiple anchor format and was buried at Arlington per President Reagan’s request.
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FAA steps up actions against hijackings to Havana
The FAA plans to search more bags and buy better X-ray gear while issuing radio and TV warnings of severe penalties for hijackings to Havana. Billie Vincent, head of air transportation safety, says the agency will end the hijackings and notes Cuba may cooperate and return suspects for trial in U.S. courts.
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Reye's Syndrome May Be Much More Common in U S
A Boston based AP report states Reye's syndrome, linked to aspirin in children, may be at least ten times more prevalent in the United States than earlier estimates. The Cincinnati study of 1981 suggests an 11 fold higher incidence than CDC figures.
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United States
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U.S
Centers For Disease Control
House censures Crane and Studds over pages scandal
The House voted to censure Reps. Daniel Crane and Gerry Studds for sexual relations with underage congressional pages. Crane apologized tearfully as Studds offered no statement. The censure bars Studds from chairing the Coast Guard subcommittee. Crane faced bipartisan rebuke amid a tense session.
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R-Ill
Gerry Studds
D-Mass
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Crane
Studds
Ethics Committee
Studd
Cooper Evans
Iowa
Evans
Coast Guard and Navigation
Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Armenian Suspect Admits Orly Airport bombing
Varadjian Garbidjian, 29, confessed to carrying out the Orly Airport bombing that killed six and injured 56. He was among 11 Armenians charged with terrorism after a police roundup of 51 suspects following Friday’s blast near the Turkish Airlines check-in.
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Pauline Maalouf
Akkadi
Norma Dabbous
Paris
Orly
Varadjian Garbidjian
Millions plan 24 hour strike in Sao Paulo Brazil
Several million workers planned a 24 hour strike across Brazil to protest the rising cost of living and wage gaps. Authorities warned that disorder would not be tolerated while maintaining a cautious stance in Brasilia. In Sao Paulo organizers claim at least 2 million workers will not work.
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