Iran Numbs Israel Oust Bid at UN Fails
The U N General Assembly blocked Iran from revoking Israel credentials by a 75 9 vote with 31 abstentions adjournment motion passed. Israel and 155 nations had credentials accepted. Iranian complaint of procedural conspiracy noted. Separately Israeli jets conducted reconnaissance over Lebanon Bekaa Valley amid Syrian pressure. In Nablus West Bank, 15 year old Hisham Lufti Abu Salah was killed by an Israeli settler as clashes followed a mass turnout marking 40 days since West Beirut massacre. US to convene Israel Lebanon talks on withdrawal in Beirut.
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Parliament approves tough laws in Poland amid dissident tensions
In Warsaw deputies passed sweeping measures targeting social parasites juveniles and drinkers provoking concern among Solidarity members. A man threatened an arson attack at an American School in a Warsaw suburb prompting evacuation of 187 students and staff. Police later took the suspect into custody.
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Kirilenko retires from Soviet Politburo after health concerns
Communist diplomats in Moscow report Andrei P. Kirilenko, who ran Soviet heavy industry and chaired the Party organization, has retired from the Kremlin 13 member Politburo. At 76, he was once viewed as a leading candidate to succeed President Leonid Brezhnev amid recent health rumors.
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Surgeon General Calls Violence Nation's Top Public Health Problem
Surgeon General C Everett Koop told the American Academy of Pediatrics that violence across forms is the leading public health issue, rising since the 1960s. He urged pediatrics to intervene, noting early signs in children prone to violence and links to family instability and lack of social support.
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U S requests full report on death of American adviser in Kenya
The U S Embassy seeks a complete inquiry into the killing of William Allen Wayt 61 of Columbus Ohio an adviser to Kenya's Agricultural Finance Corp at President Moi's residence. Police say he was shot after being denied entry and attempting to stab a guard.
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Former CIA analyst Mulcahy found dead in Virginia motel area
Kevin Mulcahy, who exposed Edwin Wilson and other CIA agents linked to Libyan terrorists, was found dead near a Shenandoah County motel cabin. Authorities reported no foul play, suggesting exposure after attempting to enter the cabin in cool temperatures. The death follows the government case against Wilson and co-defendant Terpil.
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Judge Orders Liddys Assets Turned To Government
A federal judge ruled that profits from G. Gordon Liddys book lectures and movie rights be turned over to the government to satisfy 23000 of the Watergate conviction fine. Judge Aubrey Robinson rejected Liddys challenge.
Watt proposes 10 Western water projects for 258.5 million
Interior Secretary James Watt unveiled ten new Western water projects at a total cost of 258.5 million, the first Reagan administration effort of its kind. He pitched the plan in a partisan speech endorsing conservative Republicans and claimed Democrats favored less water development.
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