Massacre and Bombing Shock Middle East Citizens
In Lebanon, up to 36 villagers, mostly Greek Catholics, were killed or abducted in Bekaa as the Phalangists and Syrian forces face off. In Jerusalem a bomb blast in Mahane Yehuda market killed two and injured 42 as Mondale arrives for talks with Begin and Dayan.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Elias Sarkis
Jerusalem
al Amal
al Sharq
Tony Franjieh
Suleiman Franjieh
Ehden
Franjieh
Camille Chamoun
Phalangist
National Liberal Party
Bekaa Valley
Chamoun
Teddy Kollek
Walter Mondale
Mahane Yehuda
Jaffa Road
West Jerusalem
Old City
Mondale
Menachem Begin
Moshe Dayan
Alexandria
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Washington
Sadat
Old Jerusalem
U.S
Weather and Birth Notices Among Local Updates
The bulletin lists temperatures and humidity with a warm humid trend through Monday and chances of storms. It records flood-height readings at several Mississippi River gage sites and gives a long births notice across multiple families in Mercy, Bloomington, Coos Bay, Oak Ridge and Cedar Rapids, with parent names and locations.
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Bloomington
Ill
James Green
Oak Ridge
N.J
Steven Gilliat
Mr. Gilliat
Robert Gilliat
Montclair Drive
United Nations Disarmament Talks Extend Beyond Schedule
The U N General Assembly special session on disarmament extended into overtime as diplomats work to slow the arms race. Five weeks in, negotiators failed to finalize a program to cut worldwide weaponry spend of about 400 billion annually, delaying adjournment per Assembly President Lazar Mojsov.
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United Nations
UPI
U.N. General Assembly
Assembly
Lazar Mojsov
Yugoslavia
Carter heads to Virginia coast for tuna fishing trip
President Carter, with wife Rosalynn and daughter Amy, left Washington to fish off the Virginia coast, aiming to try bluefin tuna fishing in a favorite East Coast spot. The White House did not specify exact location.
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Virginia Beach
Carter
Washington
Virginia
Rosalynn
Amy
White House
Soviet Cosmos Dock Soyuz 30 to Salyut Lab
Tass reported a four crew link up in space as Pyotr Klimuk and Miroslaw Hermaszewski docked Soyuz 30 with the Salyut space station. The Polish cosmonaut and two Soviet crew members joined the orbiting lab after a 33 hour flight and a precise rendezvous.
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Moscow
Earth
Tass
Pyotr Klimuk
Miroslaw Hermaszewski
Poland
Salyut
Treasury eyes tariff on sugar imports if Common Market sub sidies upheld
The Treasury Department tentative ruling finds Europe may subsidize sugar exports, triggering possible U S tariffs. An initial inquiry followed reports that France and Belgium imported 50 000 tons of sugar for sale at low prices. a formal investigation is the next step.
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Washington
U.S
Treasury Department
Treasury
Customs Service
Department
France
Belgium
United States
Diesel exhaust study continues on cancer question
The EPA said 50 days of diesel exhaust exposure shows no significant health effects but a cancer-causing risk is believed possible. Scientists anticipate carcinogens and plan to hasten research as more diesel engines enter the market.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
No Mass Invasions Reported in Vietnam Cambodia War
Intelligence sources said there were no signs of mass invasions as Vietnam and Cambodia intensified frontier clashes. Hanoi raids may have been misread, stirring reports of a major Cambodian invasion preparation.
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Bangkok
Thailand
UPI
Vietnam
Cambodia
Hanoi
House bill boosts veterans pension and disability benefits
The House approved a measure to raise pensions and disability payments for veterans and families, with increases up to 104.4 percent for the poorest, 6.5 percent for service connected disability, survivor benefits rise, and dependent allowances for those at 40 percent or more disability.
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Washington
House
Senate
Carter Plans Document Classification Changes
President Carter plans major reforms to government document classification to balance public right to know with national security. The order reduces classification agencies, shortens automatic classification periods, and creates a review body to enforce new procedures.
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Washington
Carter
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 prints daily and Sunday from 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52404. Subscriptions vary by carrier or mail with weekly and annual rates and limited mail service to areas with Gazette carrier service. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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The
Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Associated Press
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Vinton
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