U S Assures Syria No Planned Attack Amid Mideast Buildup
The Reagan administration declared no plans to attack Syria as Israel and the United States eye a hard line in Damascus. Syria mobilizes reserves, American ships move to the eastern Mediterranean, Beirut fights resume, and Arafat withdraws units to Tripoli amid tensions.
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Margaret Thatcher
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Lawrence S. Eagleburger
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Soviet Leader Andropov Missing Parade Amid Illness Rumors
Soviet President Yuri Andropov, 69, did not attend the Red Square parade on November 7 and reportedly remains hospitalized with an unspecified kidney ailment.正常, sources say he is not in immediate danger but may require a prolonged convalescence.
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Bush says Reagan policies not unfair in 1984 race
Vice President George Bush argues the economy has improved since 1980 and dismisses Democratic claims that Reagan era policies are unfair. In an interview with The Gazette he predicts the 1984 race will hinge on economic issues, denies inside information about Reagan seeking a second term, and stresses GOP aims in the Senate. He also notes Republican fundraisers in Minnesota and the attack on the administration’s fairness as unfounded.
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Minnesota
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St. Luke’s Hospital
Iowa racing head selection narrows to two candidates
Iowa racing commission considers two finalists for executive secretary post. Jack Ketterer of Omaha and William Lloyd Masterson of Chicago present contrasting credentials, with decisions pending as commissioners weigh suitability for shaping Iowa's new racing system.
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Chicago
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Omaha, Neb
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Grundy Center
Full Moon Influence Sparks Domestic Violence Debate
Des Moines report notes a rise in domestic violence cases around full moons. Dianne Fagner of Iowa Children and Families Services observes about five daily visits during full moon periods versus one on average, citing increased edginess and a potential lunar effect on behavior.
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