U.S. Threatens U.N. Funds If Israel Is Expelled
Washington warns the United States will withdraw from the U.N. General Assembly and withhold payments if Israel is expelled. Secretary of State George Shultz says such action would damage the U.N. system and urges members to oppose the ouster led by Iraq and Libya. The administration may also suspend part of its 1982 U.N. assessment to the IAEA as leverage ahead of Nairobi votes.
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United States
United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
Assembly
Israel
George Shultz
U.N
General Assembly
U.S
Jeane Kirkpatrick
Iraq
Libya
Reagan
International Atomic Energy Agency
Washington Post
Nairobi
International Telecommunications Union
Vienna
Atomic Agency
Post
Shultz
Gemayel
New York
U.N. General Assembly and
Security Council
Defense
Caspar Weinberger
Primate and pope press solidarity amid Polish unrest
In Warsaw Primate Jozef Glemp lectures martial law authorities for ignoring society while riot police clear memorials in Krakow. CTV reporter Clark Todd was arrested in Nowa Huta and expelled as martial law clashes persist. Pope and church leaders push for agreement and genuine accord.
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Warsaw
Poland
Jozef Glemp
Krakow
Clark Todd
London
CTV
Nowa Huta
Todd
All Saints Church
Glemp
Radioactive Waste From U Of I Stored At Oakdale Site
A 90 by 60 foot Oakdale warehouse holds hundreds of barrels of radioactive waste from University of Iowa medical research. Daily removal of irradiated dog carcasses, packing into 30 gallon drums for shipment to a Washington state landfill at 250 dollars per barrel, and toxic toluene barrels at 130 dollars each are described. After three years some compacted dry waste is considered safe for local burial. The $300000 Oakdale facility processes, warehouses, and ships remnants of hazardous research.
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Oakdale
University of Iowa
U of I’s College of Medicine
University
Radiation Protection Office
Washington State
Gemayel seeks U.S. aid as Lebanon turmoil grows
President Amin Gemayel travels to New York and Washington to press for U.S. aid to Lebanon amid calls for withdrawal of foreign armies, law and order, and a $12 billion reconstruction plan. In Beirut, clashes near the airport kill up to five civilians as Marines shelter from fire.
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Gemayel
U.S
Lebanon
Beirut
Amin Gemayel
Reagan
Washington
Bahaeddin Eiat
Council For Development and Reconstruction
Mohammed Atallah
United States
Amal
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