Israel defies Reagan as settlements approved in West Bank
The Reagan administration condemned Israel for approving at least ten new settlements in the occupied territories and called for an immediate freeze. Prime Minister Begin defended the moves in a letter to Reagan, while Shultz pressed for a demilitarized West Bank and broader peace efforts.
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Gazette Wire
Santa Barbara
Calif
United States
Israel
West Bank
Gaza
Menachem Begin
Reagan
Jordan
White House
Anson Franklin
Begin
U.N
Security Council
Franklin
Beirut
Philip Habib
U.S
George Shultz
CBS
Shultz
Mideast
UF professor slain amid ritual like crime scene
Howard Appledorf a MIT trained nutritionist and UF professor known for defending fast food was found slain at his Gainesville home. Investigators described a brutal scene with food smeared walls a loaded atmosphere and suspects at large. Police noted possible vindictive or ritual motives and linked the case to a cryptic message on the walls.
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Gainesville
Fla
University of Florida
Howard Appledorf
R.B. Ward
Appledorf
Ward
Labor Day 1982 recalls pain of unemployment
The piece reflects on Labor Day as both a national rite and a reminder of joblessness with 11 million unemployed. It follows Darrell Motley in Detroit and Lawrence Sheppard in Georgia, illustrating economic strain, biweekly $128 checks, and the human toll on families, communities, and workers.
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America
Darrell Motley
Chrysler
Motley
Lawrence Sheppard
Georgia
Sheppard
Shepin
Chuckle: People chase fun only by doing what they can’t afford
A witty remark notes that some individuals feel they are enjoying life only when engaging in activities beyond their means, implying a paradox of pleasure through imprudence.
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