Three Israeli raids target Lebanon after Habib exit
Palestinian sources report Israeli commandos blew up three houses in south Lebanon near Majdal in the third attack within two days since Philip Habib left the region. The raids followed an air strike and a sea raid, with Begin hinting at further actions against Syria.
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Lebanon
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Palestine Liberation Organization
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Syria
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Israel
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Begin
Sadat
Sinai
Reagan
White House
State Department
Democrats resist across the board tax cuts in Congress
Key House Democrats reject Reagan three year across the board cuts and a 25 percent alternative. Representative William Brodhead says the party will not concede to multi year, universal tax reductions. White House spokesman Speakes hopes for a bipartisan consensus and may push a campaign to pressure Congress.
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House
Reagan
Ways and Means
Senate
William Brodhead
D-Mich
White House
Larry Speakes
Congress
Across-The Board
Speakes
Ways and Means Committee
Accused Killer of Blacks Faces New Charges
Army Pvt. Joseph Christopher, arraigned two weeks earlier on three killings of black men in September, is indicted on two additional counts of attempted murder for knife attacks on two other black men. He also faces a separate indictment in a New York stabbing death.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Joseph Christopher
Christopher
New York
Nathaniel Cater
Joseph Burton
DeKalb
Cobb
Motive sought in Telex chairman slaying at club
Tulsa detectives pursue robbery or kidnapping as possible motives in the shooting of Roger Wheeler, 55, Telex Corp chairman, after a golf outing at Southern Hills Country Club. Investigators described a copper four door Ford LTD and released composite sketches of two bearded men. Wheeler owned World Jai-Alai Inc. and other firms, with Telex stock dropping on the news.
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Tulsa
Okla
Telex Corp
Roger Wheeler
Wheeler
Southern Hills Country Club
Stanley Glantz
Ford Ltd
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation
Harvey Pratt
K.C. Horn
FBI
Horn
Telex
Jai-Alai Inc
College women outnumber men for first time
Washington AP says women are 50.7 percent of 11.7 million undergraduates in 1980, up from 41.3 percent nine years earlier. Women also make up 46.1 percent of graduate enrollment and 25.2 percent of first professional degree students in 1980.
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Washington
National Center For Education Statistics
Reagan Defers 5.3 Percent Military Pay Raise
President Reagan agrees to postpone a flat 5.3 percent military pay raise from July 1 to Oct 1 to trim about 4 billion from the current budget deficit. A selective pay increase praised at West Point is headed for Senate action next week.
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Reagan
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
Senate
Hunger strike ends as IRA inmate replacement named
In Northern Ireland a hunger strike inmate, Brendan MacLaughlin, ended his 114 days after a perforated ulcer. Martin Hurson, 27, becomes ninth hunger striker, replacing him. Thatcher refused demands during Belfast visit amid rioting in Londonderry.
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Maze
Martin Hurson
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