Israelis Crush Last West Beirut Militia Resistance
Israeli forces push to control West Beirut defeating Mourabitoun and other leftist groups. Moscow and Washington clash over embassy incidents as Israel expands siege with tanks and jets. at least 31 dead and 110 wounded.
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Cello Playing Praised as Excellent Exercise
George Kiraly of the college Conservatory of Music says cello playing provides excellent exercise. Focus notes on page 3.
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RCMP See No Link in B C Murders Yet
The RCMP states no current connection among ten recent murders across five BC locations but does not rule out a possible link. Investigators say all incident data are analyzed at Vancouver headquarters while discounting ties to Alaska boat deaths.
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Cubs to name new coach after Dean departure
Dean leaves the Cubs after nine years as coach. During Terlson's tenure the team won four league championships. The Cubs begin training camp Monday and plan to announce a new coach within days.
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Axworthy warns unemployment may persist through 1983
Canadian Employment Minister Lloyd Axworthy says unemployment could stay high until mid-1983 and UI premiums may rise as the 12.2 percent jobless rate drains the fund. He notes six-and-five restraint could boost job creation but many positions will be short-term.
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Bomb damages car near Arc de Triomphe injuring four seriously
A car with Israeli diplomatic plates exploded near the Arc de Triomphe in Paris injuring four severely and 43 others mainly students with minor injuries. The blast occurred on the eve of Rosh Hashana at Boulevard Malesherbes and Rue Cardinet in the 17th district.
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Canadians advance toward Camp Two on Everest with Sherpa team
The Canadian Everest expedition moves 10 Sherpas and four climbers to Camp One after an icefall crossing from base camp. Expedition leader Bill March and 11 Sherpas returned to base. seven team members earlier abandoned. Dwayne Congdon joins Al Burgess Gordon Smith and Pat Morrow at Camp One. A New Zealand team led by Peter Hillary camps at the same height, with Hillary expected to rank higher on the mountain.
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Expos Slowed by Mets Loss in pennant push
The Montreal Expos were defeated 9 4 by the New York Mets on Thursday night. The loss leaves Montreal 2 1/2 games behind division leader the St Louis Cardinals as the pennant race tightens.
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