Direct talks favored as Soviet role dismissed in Middle East talks
Washington and Israel ruled out Soviet participation in a multina tional peace conference. President Reagan and Prime Minister Peres urged direct talks between Israel and Arab neighbors. Shultz said Moscow must resume ties with Israel and allow Jewish emigration before any seat at the table.
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Flood Threat Grows in Michigan as Winds, Rain Continue
Detroit AP reports strong winds off Saginaw Bay warning residents to evacuate as damage from last week nears 227 million dollars. Central Michigan saw up to 1 inch of rain while swollen rivers slowly recede. officials anticipate federal disaster designation for storms tornadoes and floodwaters that killed five, injured 52, and destroyed six dams.
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Navy student kills instructor at Illinois base
Navy seaman Arif M Ameen, about 30, killed Glenn E Hull 38 and wounded two electronics technicians at the Great Lakes Naval Training Center. Ameen, a Pakistani native naturalized in 1984, fired a .32 pistol after reportedly being upset by academic counseling and a drop in his course. He was restrained by wounded instructors and a petty officer. the two injured men were listed in stable to good condition at the base hospital.
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