Israeli invasion of Lebanon triggers Syria clash and UN call
Israeli troops and tanks crossed into southern Lebanon in a major search and destroy mission against PLO strongholds with air and naval strikes. Syria reported direct clashes as the United Nations urged Israel to withdraw unconditionally, while the PLO vowed fierce resistance and casualties mounted from fighting Friday and Saturday.
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British push toward Falklands with 4000 fresh troops
British forces backed by 4000 troops from the QE2 pressed toward Stanley to seal off the 7000-strong Argentine garrison. Shelling and patrol clashes were reported near Mount Fitzroy as both sides prepared for a potentially crucial confrontation.
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Northeast Storm Leaves Six Dead and 1,300 Homeless
A fierce rainstorm drenched Connecticut with nearly 10 inches of rain. It forced 1,300 residents from their homes, left six dead and three missing, and caused $100 million in damage across 16 coastal communities from Essex to Seymour. Governor ONeill planned a disaster-area request as National Guard units moved in to evacuate to shelters amid flooded towns including Milford and Norwich.
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Tornado Hits Sibley Destroys Homes Near 4 PM
A tornado struck Sibley causing at least three houses to be destroyed and 12 more damaged in an eight block path about 4 p.m. Osceola County Sheriff Rolfes said no advance warning and 10 minor injuries were reported with no deaths. Authorities set up a damage center and planned further checks once the area was secured.
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Today's Chuckle: If Playboys Formed a Union
Cartoon caption humor suggests a playful union among playboys would be organized sports. No additional factual details are provided.
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Economic summit sets limits on Soviet trade
Reagan wins reluctant agreement from six major trading partners to limit trade credits to the Soviet bloc and to pursue global talks on aiding poor nations. The Versailles meeting closes with a joint statement on restraining export credits and subsidies while increasing transparency in East trade.
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From Viola Roots to Rich Author: Richard Critchfield
Richard Critchfield, born in Viola, Linn County, rose from rural internship to a widely published writer. He recently received a $50,000 annual stipend for five years and continues to earn about $40,000 from other work.
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