Habib Awarded Presidential Medal of Freedom
After two months in the Middle East special envoy Philip Habib will return to the United States within a week to report to President Reagan and receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom for negotiating the agreement that led to Palestinian Liberation Organization fighters leaving Beirut.
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Middle East
Philip Habib
United States
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Habib
Palestinian Liberation Organization
Beirut
Go Go guitarist Caffey talks songwriting fever
Charlotte Caffey of the Go-Go's says she and Jane Wiedlin write more songs than fit on albums. The pair have written a track for Bette Midler and teamed with Steve Hufstedter on a song for Del Shannon. She calls writing songs fun.
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UPI
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Go-Go
Jane Wiedlin
Bette Midler
Steve Hufstedter
del Shannon
Vatican fears arrest of archbishop over Ambrosiano Bank fallout
Vatican officials fear Archbishop Paul Marcinkus may be arrested in Italy amid the Ambrosiano Bank collapse. The Vatican Bank president and two officials are under investigation for tied holdings, prompting moves to stay inside the Vatican to avoid detention.
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Spain
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North Korea Rejects Interview With Escaped U.S. Soldier
North Korea refused a U.N. interview request for Pfc. Joseph T. White who vanished near the DMZ and reportedly sought asylum. Maj. Gen. Han Ju kyung sent the rejection to Rear Adm. James G. Storms of the UNC. White disappeared from his unit early Saturday, prompting the UNC to seek a meeting.
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Strikes delay school openings in four states
Strikes by almost 6,000 teachers delayed openings in Pennsylvania Michigan Illinois and Montana affecting about 100,000 students. NEA spokesman Howard Carroll cautioned fewer dramatic labor actions this fall though talks continue in major cities.
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Montana
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Man sought in killings of deputy ex-girlfriend and relatives
Deputed Sheila Thomas 27 and her 4 year old daughter along with three relatives were found dead after a man whom she had tried to end a relationship with entered their Marrero home and opened fire with a .22 caliber pistol. A warrant was issued for Leslie Lowenfield 30 on five counts of first degree murder. Authorities say there were no leads on his whereabouts.
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Harry Lee
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Osborne
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