Arafat Reorganizes PLO Forces in Lebanon Breach Suspected
Yasser Arafat ordered all Fatah forces in Lebanon under a single command to quell a mutiny led by five officers amid reports of ongoing dissent within PLO units behind Syrian lines in the Bekaa Valley. Sources warn rebellion may continue despite the move.
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Clashes at Westfarms Mall over Klan leaflets
Police and Klan opponents clashed at the Farmington Connecticut Westfarms Mall as anti Klan demonstrators entered to distribute literature. Three demonstrators were arrested and three West Hartford officers suffered minor injuries during the confrontation.
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Hartford
National Organization For Women
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Avalanche kills nine in Teglio Italy
An avalanche struck Teglio in the Italian Alps on Sunday, killing nine people and injuring 20 as rescue teams searched for others missing. The wall of snow and mud hit the town of about 350 after noon, crushing homes and sparking smaller slides amid days of rain or snow.
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Pravda Attacks U S Stance in Geneva Talks
Pravda accuses Washington of blocking a U S Soviet missile agreement in Geneva. It endorses Moscow’s proposal for radical reductions of medium range missiles and warheads in Europe while condemning U S obstruction as unacceptable to the Soviet Union.
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Riot in Bogside District Ends With Police Firefight
Rioting youths hurled about 500 firebombs at police who were lured into the Bogside area to investigate a bomb threat. Two officers were wounded in the five hour disturbance late Saturday. one youth was arrested. Snipers exchanged fire but no casualties were reported.
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Pope Paul II urges dignity of workers during Italy tour
In Milan the 63 year old pope told industrialists that profit must not erode workers' dignity. He said man and values must guide the economy and that decisions, even in crises, should not overvalue profit.
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First Grader Proves Venus Hotter Than Mercury
Clearwater first grader James Brown persuaded McGraw-Hill to correct a science text after asserting Venus is hotter than Mercury. NASA later acknowledged the error, noting updated temperature data since Mariner probes show Venus up to 1,673 degrees and Mercury 1,630 degrees.
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Woman killed in sniper attack at New Haven flea market
A sniper opened fire at the Catholic Family Services fair in the New Haven parking lot injuring a man with a grazing wound and killing 31 year old Susan Iezzi. Police sought the shooter as traffic and crowds dispersed after the shooting.
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Goldwater urges Reagan to threaten force in Central America
Sen. Barry Goldwater says President Reagan should reverse policy and threaten U S military action to combat communist activity in Central America. He backs Lt Gen Wallace Nutting and calls for unlimited U S advisers to stop Marxism spread in the region.
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Central America
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Viking 1 Lander Silence after Power Failure on Mars
In Pasadena California the Viking 1 lander sits silent on Mars after a failed contact attempt. Jet Propulsion Laboratory officials say the batteries likely died and no other cause is known. The craft landed on July 20 1976 and exceeded its 90 day guarantee by years while sending millions of weather reports and thousands of pictures.
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Calif
Mars
John Schlenz
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Deep Space
Plains of Gold
Earth
Viking
Americans back GM Toyota jointly building cars in California
The Los Angeles Times poll shows Americans favor a GM Toyota venture to build Japanese cars in Fremont, California and support a law requiring foreign automakers to open U.S. plants and boost American labor. The proposal faces strong opposition from President Reagan.
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Israeli doctors stage a mass bus-out in wage protest
Israeli government employed physicians left hospitals on buses to secret destinations, aiming to pressure for higher pay amid an 82 day strike. Cabinet back-to-work orders threaten arrest if doctors do not return, while private doctors remain unaffected. Patients faced wait times and optional surgeries were delayed.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Histadrut Labor Federation
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