Israel strikes PLO bases in Lebanon raise death toll
Israeli jets attacked Palestinian guerrilla bases along Lebanon's Mediterranean coast harming at least 16 people and wounding 56 as Palestinian gunners retaliated into northern Israel. The strike targeted Damour Zahrani and Sidon and comes amid a fragile U S backed cease fire.
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Israel
United States
Beirut
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
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Zahrani
Sidon
Tel Aviv
Syria
Britain resumes Falklands shelling and air strikes on Argentine targets
Britain, firing from warships, shelled the Falklands airstrip ending a four day lull while Harrier jets hit an Argentine spy vessel, killing one crewman and wounding 13. Argentina calls the boat a fishing trawler. Diplomatic efforts continue as U.N. chief Perez de Cuellar meets officials and warns both sides to pursue peace.
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British Defense Ministry
Argentina
Falkland Islands
Javier Perez de Cuellar
Enrique Jorge Ros
Britain
U.N
Anthony Parsons
Perez de Cuellar
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Jorge Roca
Security Council
Stanley
Darwin
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Islands
Ros
Parsons
Port Stanley
Chuckle Caption About Middle Age Belts and Buckling
A humorous line noting that middle age may bring leg buckling but the belt remains unbroken. The witty remark reflects aging themes with light tone and a clean punchline suitable for a brief newspaper card.
Reagan arms plan prompts skeptical early reaction
U S lawmakers from both parties praised the proposal as a first step but most critics doubt it would stop the arms race. Reagan urged early talks with the Soviet Union for a phased reduction of missiles to levels at least one third below current arsenals, with meetings sought by end of June at the United Nations. He spoke at Eureka College, noting Brezhnev received the letter and proposing talks next month.
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Billy Graham preaches at packed Moscow church
The Rev. Billy Graham spoke at Moscow Baptist Church in the Soviet Union for the first time urging living for Jesus Christ as a path to peace. He avoided direct remarks on religious freedom while banners protesting Soviet liberties appeared briefly. one banner claimed 150 prisoners for gospel work.
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Avon Park prison twist in Schaefer case raises questions
John Gerard Schaefer, 35, a former deputy, is at Avon Park close security facility near Sebring serving two life sentences for killing two teens in 1973. He seeks a new trial arguing timing of Florida death penalty law affects his conviction, a move previously rejected by the Fourth District Court of Appeals.
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Schaefer
Martin County
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Wilton Manor
Robert Stone
Cedar Rapids
Barbara Ann Wilcox
Colette Marie Goodenough
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Stone
Iowa
U.S. Supreme Court
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