Congress weighs broad banking measure with mixed fate
Congress backed a sweeping banking and savings lobby bill granting insured money market sales to banks and loans for savings associations while tightening mortgage terms. House and Senate negotiators expect final passage today in the House and Friday in the Senate as Reagan aides push deregulation. A separate foreign policy clash over USSR gas sanctions and a military pay raise also moved through the chambers with votes and committee approvals.
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Grady faces multiple harassment and misconduct charges
Grady says he does not know the exact charges as summons are served and hints at police relation to his council work. He has filed state and municipal charges against Marion police officials including Chief Zier Capt Neuhaus Sgt Long and detectives Tate Glenn and Holecek alleging harassment misconduct and obstruction of duties following a speeding ticket dispute and denied access to patrols.
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Viking rites death by own action or murder shocks Lake County
Lake County coroner plans an inquest after three deaths from inhaling flames and superheated air. He labels the case a disturbed personality murder and notes Ford left notes and tapes claiming voluntary deaths. A memorial gathering of about 300 motorcyclists heard Ford speak of his planned demise.
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Beirut killings drive Lebanon violence investigation
Eight men wounded as a probe is opened into the shootings. Israel and its Christian allies face blame for the West Beirut massacres at Chatila and Sabra, prompting renewed peacekeeper deployments. A Washington Post report says Lebanese Christian militiamen acted under an operation plan approved by top Lebanon Forces leaders, aiming to arrest and terrorize refugees to spur their flight.
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Marines land in Lebanon as 800 enter Beirut
The 800 Marines landed in Beirut with 200 at the northern port and 600 in helicopters from ships in the Mediterranean. Washington said 400 more Marines would land with tanks and wire-guided anti-tank weapons as the State Department criticized an earlier Reagan remark on Israeli and Syrian withdrawals. A separate plane crash near the airport left unknown counts of dead and injured among passengers from several countries as rescue teams searched the site.
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