Beiruts Sabra Chatila Massacre Sparks U N Debate
The dispute over an inquiry into the West Beirut massacre widens as the United States and Israel oppose sanctions while Arabs, the PLO, and Lebanese and Israeli opposition call for a state led investigation with full powers. Protests planned in Tel Aviv and Beirut surge amid political resignations and shifts.
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Chatila
Security Council
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Israel
Palestine Liberation Organization
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Menachem Begin
Labor Party
Shinui
Liberal Parties
Peace Now
Tel Aviv
Ariel Sharon
Begin
Supreme Court
Hughes
State Department
West
International Atomic Energy Agency
Vienna
U.N
U.S
Kenneth Davis
Lebanon
Red Cross
Shafik Wazzan
Amin Gemayel
Gemayel
Wazzan
Jeane Kirkpatrick
Commission of Inquiry
Honduras hostage crisis standoff eases as negotiators move
Ten minutes after a wave to reporters, the Honduran group reappeared with a bishop, papal envoy and relatives and were taken to army headquarters for debriefing. A source said more hostages could be freed at sunset and later tonight as talks continued with guerrillas.
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Gabriel
San Pedro Sula
Jaime Brufau
Andrea Cordero Lanza
Army
Honduras
Panama
Roberto Suazo
Ricardo de la Estriella
Union seeks Iowa professionals group amid state cuts
Spokeswoman says 226 mainly administrative positions were cut statewide during a department reorganization. The Iowa United Professionals group aims to organize in Eastern Iowa with a Cedar Rapids HQ planned if members approve. An election requires 540 member signatures, with 373 already collected.
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Iowa United Professionals Group
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Afscme
Realtors Plan Statewide Real Estate Operation
Association president Paul Carroll of Davenport says Realtors prefer that lenders stay lenders and Realtors remain brokers. The move, aimed at thrift institutions entering brokerage, reflects members’ view that real estate professionals better serve clients. Iowa Realtors number over 6,800 members. association convention closed last night.
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Association
Paul Carroll
Davenport
Iowa
Food drive expands as sites stay open in county region
Heavy demand persisted at four open sites led by the Salvation Army in Cedar Rapids and the Marion Pantry. About 159 families were served at the other locations including Hawkeye Area Community Action Program centers in Central City and Lisbon. St Mark's in Cedar Rapids opens Monday from 9 am to 1 pm. Residents laid off within two years or with drastic income loss qualify. details from Information and Referral of East Central Iowa.
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Cedar Rapids
Salvation Army
C Ave
Churches of Marion Food Pantry
12Th St
Hawkeye Area
Joe Wolfe
Marion
Iowa
How Hitler Was Financed Reformulated Account Allegedly
A Dutch doctor provided Droemer Knaur with a manuscript by Sidney Warburg claiming American banks funded the Nazi rise. Warburg, linked to Kuhn Loeb and Cie, alleges payments totaling 32 million dollars to Hitler in 1929 1931 and 1933 financed by American financiers the Bank of England and oil firms. The work disappeared during WWII and will be republished December 1.
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West Germany
UPI
Adolf Hitler
Droemer Knaur
U.S
Sidney Warburg
Warburg
New York
Kuhn Loeb and Cie
Nazi Party
Hitler
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