Israelis Hit Tyre Area With Air Sea Ground Strikes
Israeli warplanes gunboats and naval commandos attacked targets near Tyre in southern Lebanon in the heaviest cross border strikes in weeks. Lebanese officials reported 15 killed including four army officers and 28 wounded. Palestinian refugee camps Bourgouliyeh and Bour Rahhal were struck and a nearby army barracks shelled. WAFA said guerrillas retaliated with rockets hitting Kiryat Shmona, causing casualties and damage.
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Beirut
al Buss
Bourgouliyeh
Israel
WAFA
Occupied Territories
Upper Galilee
Kiryat Shmona
Tel Aviv
Bour Rahhal
Judge orders polygamist and followers off Utah homesteads
UPI reports federal Judge Alden J. Anderson ordered Alex Joseph and 18 followers off about 2000 acres of Cottonwood Creek desert land near Kanab Utah within 30 days. He ruled land not classified by the Interior Department for homesteading and allowed costs for land restoration.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
Alex Joseph
Utah
U.S
Alden J. Anderson
Cottonwood Creek
Kanab
Joseph
Glen Canyon City
Anderson
Interior Department
Secretary of Interior
Red Army gunmen free 9 hostages in Malaysia talks
Japanese Red Army gunmen freed nine hostages in Kuala Lumpur and stated negotiations on the fate of 41 others still held under threat of death at the U S Embassy. They demanded two Malaysian officials and two Japanese diplomats accompany them on a flight out of the country.
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Dianne
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Kuala Lumpur
Chan
Malaysian
Red Army
Malaysia
UPI
Robert Stebbins
Stebbins
Middle East
Japan Airlines
Damascus
Japan
Subang International
Rodney
Chong Sei Sei
Ng Wai Han
Choo
Jordan King Warns Of War If Hawk Missiles Denied
King Hussein said Jordan would seek Hawk missiles from the West and would not hesitate to ask the Soviet Union for arms if the United States blocks the sale. He warned a new Middle East war looms and that Jordan could be drawn in, stressing Israel’s military edge and urging urgent steps to avert disaster. He also cautioned relations with the US would worsen if arms talks fail and Jordan turns elsewhere.
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Middle East
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United States
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Congress
U.S
Egypt
Soviet Warships Snub Reopened Suez Route
The Suez Canal Authority reports nonmilitary traffic dominates the reopened route with 1,065 ships paying about 25 million in tolls. 169 Soviet, 109 Greek, 68 British, 56 East German vessels travel the canal as volume runs 20 to 25 ships daily, far below prewar levels.
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Cyprus
France
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Japan
Canal Authority
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Gerald Lancaster
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