Israeli minister condemns AWACS plan in Middle East row
Israeli Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir criticizes U S sale of AWACS to Saudi Arabia and Saudi peace plans while White House officials reiterate Camp David. He warns Europe and the United States may reassess support for concessions amid Arab oil power leverage.
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Khomeini may retire due to health amid Iran chaos fears
World dispatch reports Ayatollah Khomeini, 81, may step back from active politics this year as health declines. He is said to plan to hand over spiritual leadership to Ayatollah Montazeri before the revolution's third anniversary, while distributing constitutional powers to aides.
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Connie Francis resumes concert career after seven years
Connie Francis returns to the stage with a four day Westbury engagement backed by a 21 piece orchestra. The 42 year old singer previously vanished from public view after a 1974 rape at knife point and a nose operation that left her unable to sing.
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Bayonet Training Returns to Fort Benning for Recruits
At Fort Benning Georgia about 33 000 infantry recruits will receive nine hours of bayonet instruction over the next year The program includes a 440 yard $50 000 assault course built by Charlie Company of the 43rd Engineer Battalion The effort aims to reinforce ground holding skills and expand bayonet drills if successful.
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Reagan approves state on this date in 1937 invasion note
The record notes President Reagan approved a State on this date as historical context referencing the 1937 Japanese assault on Shanghai China.
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Amputee tied up in burning room rescued by firefighters
John Fontes a 55 year old double amputee was bound with stereo cords and leather straps and left in a burning second floor bedroom He broke a window with his head to call for help and firefighters rescued him lifting him to a ladder and carrying him to a nearby rooftop He was treated for smoke and injuries and listed in serious condition at Highland General Hospital.
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Durant dies after long illness at 96 in Los Angeles
Will Durant author of the 11 volume Story of Civilization died Saturday night at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center of a heart attack. He was 96 and had been hospitalized for weeks. His wife Ariel died about two weeks earlier at their home. Durant credited Ariel with substantial collaboration on the later volumes.
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