Israeli armor surrounding Lebanese presidential palace escalates crisis
Lebanese President Elias Sarkis summoned his Cabinet after Israeli tanks pierced Palestinian lines and deployed around Baabda palace near Beirut. The move followed a collapsed cease fire with the PLO and efforts to form a stronger government as fighting thickened in the capital’s environs.
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British drive to retake Stanley in Falklands war
British forces pressed toward Stanley after overrunning Argentine footholds near Two Sisters Hill Mount Harriet and Mount Longdon. Defense Secretary John Nott reported casualties and said 59 killed 74 wounded in prior raids as Sea Harriers disabled a patrol craft.
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Tax cut goes unseen as inflation erodes relief
Washington analysis finds the 10 percent income tax cut due next month will be offset by higher Social Security taxes and inflation. Most families will pay a greater share of wages in federal taxes in 1982 and beyond, with only affluent filers near 100000 dollars or more seeing a real cut. bracket creep and payroll tax hikes under the 1977 amendments erase the relief for many through 1988.
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King Khaled of Saudi Arabia Dies at 69
King Khaled, silent ruler of Saudi Arabia for seven years, died of a heart attack at about 69. Crown Prince Fahd succeeds him, with Fahd pledging support from the people and promising to continue Khaled's policies while possibly shifting Saudi foreign policy closer to the West.
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Stretchers show heavy toll of war in Beirut scene
In Beirut long lines of stretchers mark the toll of Israel's invasion. Ambulances and ambulatory victims flood the American University Hospital as medical crews struggle with bed shortages, staff fatigue, and scarce supplies amid widespread devastation. Palestinian officials report thousands wounded or killed. Beirut authorities count hundreds dead over two days.
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Index Hereinafter Where Lawyers Go When They Die
A compact cataloging line notes the book "Index Hereinafter" addressing posthumous fate of lawyers in a legal publishing context. The entry signals a tongue in cheek or satirical framing typical of lawyerly discourse about mortality and profession.
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