Israelis raid Shiite village detains 300 in Lebanon
Israeli soldiers raided Qlaile in Lebanon seizing about 300 men for questioning and killing one, as U N spokesman Timur Goksel reported. The assault followed a day earlier when police said 30 people were killed and CBS crew members wounded in similar operations.
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France's vice consul kidnapped in Beirut by three gunmen
In west Beirut three armed men abducted Marcel Fontaine, France's vice consul, as he walked to work. Two absent French embassy staff, protocol officer Marcel Carton and his daughter Danielle Perez, did not report for duty. The Islamic Holy War group claims Westerner kidnappings amid a wave of sectarian abductions, with no immediate claims of responsibility for Fontaine's case. The French government denounced the act as terrorism and urged authorities to secure his release.
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Voice of Lebanon
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Ruhollah Khomeini
Terry A. Anderson
Middle East
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Brian Levick
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Reagan Urges Talk With Gorbachev for Summit Bid
President Reagan said it is time for a U S Soviet summit and he would welcome meeting Mikhail Gorbachev to discuss mutual problems and ongoing arms control talks in Geneva. Reagan noted Gorbachev has been in office only days and expressed optimism a meeting could occur.
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Chernenko
Oregon Faces Major Loss Under Reagan Budget Study
Washington AP reports Oregon and Wyoming would endure the steepest percentage cuts in federal aid in Reagan's 1986 budget. Oregon would lose 259 million dollars, 17.9 percent, largely due to forest service reimbursements. Wyoming 54 million dollars or 10.3 percent. The study tallies New York and California losses as much larger.
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Reagan backs limited Mideast talks without PLO
President Reagan said the United States would favor meetings between US negotiators and Jordanian and Palestinian delegates to advance Middle East peace, but would not engage if the PLO represented the Palestinians. He ruled out direct US involvement in Arab Israeli talks and urged a future Soviet summit with Gorbachev. He defended Western diplomacy amid Lebanon violence and South African policing.
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