Israel to arbitration over doctors pay dispute amid hospital shutdown
Israel's cabinet agreed to neutral binding arbitration after a 13 day hunger strike by doctors in the state medical system. Hospitals limited care as dozens collapsed and some patients were referred to Arab run facilities in the occupied territories.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Occupied Territories
Schilov
The
Israel Medical Association
Doctors’ Union
West Bank
Gaza Strip
Kaplan Hospital
Dennis Lock
Lock
Kaplan
Ichilov
U S demands Soviet response to Nuclear Weapons proposal
Secretary of State George Shultz pressed the Soviet Union for a responsible answer to the U S proposal on limiting nuclear weapons in Europe. He said the Soviet rejection should not be deemed final and stressed a give and take approach in Geneva talks. Shultz also commented on Arafat's expulsion from Syria and noted human rights discussions during talks with President Marcos in Manila.
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Bangkok
Thailand
George Shultz
Reagan
Soviet Union
U.S
Europe
Shultz
Manila
Geneva
United States
Bonn
Yuri Kvitsinsky
PLO
Yasser Arafat
Syria
Middle East
Lebanon
Arafat
Bekaa Valley
Palestinian Liberation Organization
al Fatah
Ferdinand Marcos
Gay pride parades honor AIDS victims across U S cities
Thousands joined AIDS awareness marches in New York and San Francisco with police guarding against disruptors. Parade organizers stressed inclusion and support for sufferers as hundreds of thousands filled sidewalks. A Chicago parade drew about 30 000, while Ohio rally participants pressed for faster AIDS funding and research.
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New York City
San Francisco
New York
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Manhattan
Lesbian Gay Freedom Day Committee
Chicago
Jane Byrne
Columbus
Ohio
Statehouse
Craig Covey
Tom Wicker
Illinois
West Coast
Nakasone party leads in Japan upper house vote counts
Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone's Liberal Democratic Party leads as ballot counting finishes after voting. By 2 a.m. the LDP has 44 seats, with the Japan Socialist Party at 13, Clean Government Party at 2, and Democratic Socialist and Japan Communist Parties at 1 each. The vote is seen as a test of his security policy and U.S.-Japan ties.
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Tokyo
Yasuhiro Nakasone
Liberal Democratic Party
Japan Socialist Party
Clean Government
Democratic Socialist Party
Japan Communist Party
Nakasone
U.s.-Japan
Brother Fatally Shot Over Dallas TV Choice in Paris
A 31-year-old man shot his 35-year-old brother after a quarrel over watching the TV series Dallas versus a local variety show. Police say the Saturday night shooting occurred in Paris and Philippe Agneray was arrested on charges of shooting his older brother Marc with a .22 caliber rifle.
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Paris
Dallas
Philippe Agneray
Marc
Flood rescue recovers 408 bodies in Saurashtra region
Rescue teams recovered 408 bodies in western India as floods left about 130000 people marooned in Saurashtra. Gujarat minister said 355 were listed as missing after four days of heavy rain and flash floods.
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New Delhi
India
Saurashtra
Prabodh Rawal
Gujarat
Chilean truck strike ends after push for talks
Truck owners and labor federations halted a four day stoppage in Santiago to pressure Pinochet for economic reforms and relaxed governance. Bishops urged dialogue and Adolfo Quinteros said indirect talks with Interior Minister Montero could lead to direct talks this week.
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Santiago
Chile
Augusto Pinochet
Adolfo Quinteros
National Confederation of Truck Owners
Enrique Montero
Jury awards 4 year old penniless millionaire in Florida
A Port St. Joe jury awarded 2.1 million to 4 year old Leroy Davis Jr. paralyzed in a firetruck crash. The award was canceled and a new trial set for July 25 to reexamine the child and father claims, with the family living in Rising Fawn Georgia seeking funds for long term care.
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Port ST. Joe
Fla
Leroy Davis Jr
Rising Fawn
Leroy
Florida Panhandle
Leroy Davis Sr
U.S. District Court
Panama City
Robert Sitton
Ralph Smith
Davis
Ross McCloy Jr
Port St. Joe and
Travelers Insurance Co
Bear killed after camper's death in Montana attack
In West Yellowstone, a large male grizzly weighing about 600 pounds was killed by lethal injection after tests showed it had eaten human flesh. The bear was trapped near Hebgen Lake after dragging camper William May from a tent, with Ted Moore injured and 200 people evacuated from nearby campgrounds.
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West Yellowstone
Mont
Ross MacPherson
Gallatin National Forest
William May
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Rainbow Point
Hebgen Lake
Yellowstone
Bakers Hole
May
Ted Moore
MacPherson
Moore
Nixon vetoed bill to halt bombing of Cambodia
Ten years ago President Nixon vetoed a Congressional bill that would have cut off all funds for the bombing of Cambodia, blocking a major effort to end U.S. military action in Southeast Asia.
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Nixon
Cambodia
Protest at Capitol demands resignation of judge in Burns case
About 300 people at the Colorado state capitol urged Judge Alvin Lichtenstein to resign after he sentenced Clarence Burns to two years of nights in jail for second degree murder of his wife Patti. NOW member Tricia Gallegos urged complaints to the Colorado Commission on Judicial Qualifications.
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Denver
State Capitol
Alvin Lichtenstein
Clarence Burns
Tricia Gallegos
Colorado
National Organization For Women
Lichtenstein
Colorado Commission On Judicial Qualifications
Burns
Patti
Fifteen illegal aliens seized off Cape Florida coast
A Border Patrol roundup off Key Biscayne after a boats ran dry left fifteen illegal aliens aboard a stranded craft. Two Jamaican crew members, Leroy and George White, swam a mile to aid, rescued by lifeguard Gary Westra. Detained travelers face immigration charges.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
Border Patrol
Cape Florida
Leroy
George White
Gary Westra
Harold Slocum
U.S
Gasoline prices inch up nationwide amid cooler demand
The national average price of gasoline at self serve pumps rose just 0.4 cents in two weeks to 1.24.19 a gallon. Analyst Dan Lundberg of Lundberg Letter said this small rise could hint at a slow decline similar to last year as seasonal driving remains weak.
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Los Angeles
Dan Lundberg
Lundberg Letter
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Control Demolitions International
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