Egypt backs parts of peace plan in historic endorsement
Egypt announced support for the positive aspects of President Reagan's Middle East peace plan, the first Arab state to back portions of the U S blueprint. Cairo said it would study the initiative and work with the United States and other parties to maintain momentum toward a comprehensive Arab Israeli settlement.
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California apartment fire kills 18
A pre dawn blaze in a four story Sunset Boulevard building killed at least 18 people including nine children and left 26 injured. Fire officials said residents panicked leaving rooms for hallways where heat and smoke trapped them.
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Chuckle America Faces New Crises Before Old Solved
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Ex-diplomat accuses U S of spurning Cuba three times
Wayne S. Smith former Havana chief says Reagan era rejected at least three Cuban efforts to ease tensions in Central America. He also disputes large Cuban arms shipments to leftist guerrillas, noting evidence is not solid and the Salvadoran army would be outgunned if true. He speaks in Foreign Policy magazine.
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Saudis in Ottumwa Contemplate Leaving After Violent Incidents
Five Saudi students were beaten by about two dozen locals and a sniper fired near a car, spurring the Saudi community to consider departure. Police described the attacks as part of broader racial tensions in Ottumwa, a city once famed as All American but now shaken by ethnic hostilities.
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