Israeli Jets Hit PLO Bases in Southern Lebanon Kill 16
Israeli aircraft pounded PLO bases along Lebanon's Mediterranean coast hurting at least 16 people and wounding 56, as Palestinian gunners retaliated with heavy shelling into northern Israel. The attack followed a cease-fire mediated by the United States and targeted Damour Zahrani and Sidon.
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United States
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Zahrani
Sidon
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Falklands Tensions Rise as UN Mediation Continues
Perez de Cuellar met with Britain's U N ambassador and called for peaceful behavior as renewed fighting around the Falklands prompted protests from Argentina. Reports say 24 Argentine sailors were captured with one killed and 12 wounded after a British attack on the Narwal trawler near Port Stanley.
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U.N
Anthony Parsons
Perez de Cuellar
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United Nations
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Security Council
Stanley
Darwin
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Port Stanley
Middle Age Quip Sparks Chuckle About Belts and Bucks
A humorous line notes that middle age brings leg buckling not belt buckling, playing on the idea of aging and finances. The quip contrasts physical strain with steady wardrobe control for a light, everyday laugh.
Reagan arms reduction plan draws skeptical congressional response
Democratic lawmakers hailed Reagan's proposal as a first step toward nuclear arms reduction but warned it fails to halt the arms race. He urged early talks with the Soviet Union to cut ballistic missile warheads to at least one third below current levels and said negotiations should begin by June.
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Reagan
United States
Soviet Union
Eureka College
Leonid Brezhnev
Eureka
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United Nations
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Graham Preaches in Moscow Church After Nuclear Warning
Billy Graham preaching at the Moscow Baptist Church criticized sin and nuclear danger. About 2,000 worshippers gathered before 5:30 a.m. for the 8 a.m. service as banners protesting religious liberty appeared briefly. one read We have more than 150 prisoners for the work of the gospel.
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Bizarre murder case twists at Avon Park prison
John Gerard Schaefer, a former deputy sheriff now at Avon Park near Sebring, fights a procedural challenge to his 1973 murder convictions. He argues Florida’s death penalty timing affects capital charge validity while serving two life terms for the slayings of two teenage girls and linked cases. The issue hinges on grand jury rules during a brief post 1972- Supreme Court change period.
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