Israel warns of war impact as Lebanon tensions rise
Defence Minister Moshe Arens said Israel would determine how any Lebanon Syria hostilities unfold if fighting starts. Israeli convoys head toward Lebanon and the Golan Heights while Syria ends maneuvers and returns to normal. Arafat tells Bekaa guerrillas that war is coming.
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Tel Aviv
Moshe Arens
Lebanon
Syria
Israel
Arens
Golan Heights
Damascus
Palestine Liberation Organization
Beirut
Reuters
Bekaa Valley
Yasser Arafat
Bekaa
Protest halted at Canadian Base Lahr in West Germany
Forty five protesters were arrested as they tried to block gates at CF Base Lahr. The Munich peace movement claimed responsibility, saying the action opposed new nuclear missiles in West Germany. About 200 campers joined nearby, with promoters stressing non-violence after a CF-104 Starfighter crash near Frankfurt killed five.
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Lahr
West Germany
Canadian Forces Base
Matthias Hoppe
Frankfurt
U S envoy fired over policy dispute in Central America
The State Department’s top Latin America official Thomas Enders is reassigned to an unannounced post likely as ambassador to Spain. Reagan aides push hardline policy, while Enders faced criticism for a two track approach and clashed with White House conservatives.
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Washington
U.S. State Department
Latin America
White House
Central America
Thomas Enders
George Shultz
Enders
Spain
Canada
Reagan
State Department
U.S
Shultz
U.S. Foreign Service
Langhorne Motley
Brazil
Alaska
Motley
William Clark
United Nations
Jeane Kirkpatrick
el Salvador
Deane Hinton
Nine provinces denounce Canada security agency plan
Attor neys general from nine provinces and territories condemn Canada’s proposed civilian security service as a threat to civil rights and a license for lawbreaking. Quebec’s Marc Andre Bedard calls it the birth of a monster while Manitoba’s Penner and Saskatchewan’s Lane urge action to block the legislation.
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Calvin Woodward
Charlottetown
Territories
Canada
Quebec
Marc-Andre Bedard
British Columbia
Allan Williams
Roland Penner
Manitoba
NDP
Gary Lane
Saskatchewan
Progressive Conservative
Penner
Soviets threaten missiles if NATO stations U.S. missiles
Moscow said it would deploy more nuclear missiles possibly toward the United States if NATO proceeds with stationing new U.S. missiles in Europe. The move could include missiles outside the Soviet Union for the first time, while a Reagan official argued the threat aims to split the Western alliance and would not succeed.
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Moscow
Reuter
Soviet Union
United States
NATO
U.S
Europe
Reagan
Williamsburg
Alberta Tories criticized over gas inquiry stance
Opposition leader Grant Notley condemned the Alberta government for refusing a province wide inquiry into sour gas health impacts after Earle Snider linked Twin Butte area illnesses to two sour gas plants. Officials noted further studies needed before action.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Twin Butte
Grant Notley
Earle Snider
University of Alberta
Neil Webber
Notley
Energy Resources Conservation Board
Vern Millard
Webber
Snider
Calgary
Mountain View
Claresholm
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Cransword
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George Campbell
Gulf Plant
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