Arafat orders arrests amid radicals actions
Arafat orders arrests as authorities move to curb radicals. Four persons killed in the unrest. Weather forecasts call for rain in the area tonight and Friday with a low in the mid 50s and a high near 60. The weekend outlook shows daily chances of rain with highs in the 60s and lows in the 40s.
Arafat cracks down after deadly Lebanon clashes
In Beirut Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat ordered arrests and court martials of those involved in mortaring a French military barracks near Tyre, ambushing patrols, and killing Col. Jean Germain Salvan. U.N. Security Council approved 2000 more troops for the force, urging full Israeli withdrawal.
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Arafat
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Jean Germain Salvan
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New York
Kurt Waldheim
Israel
Crime Alert Number Repeated in Public Safety Message
Crime alert urges calling 425 7700 when a crime is observed or suspicious activity is noticed. Police emphasize using the number for rapid reporting and public safety every day in the community.
Air crash not first for area in Middletown and vicinity
Middletown area has a history of fatal air crashes including a 1943 Aeronca test pilot death near West Middletown, a late 1940s fatal service member crash near an east side hospital, and a 1966 Madison Township small plane crash, with memories recounted by Robert J. Barnett of Elwood Street.
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Four Die In Single Engine Plane Crash Near Hook Field
A Beechcraft plane crashed shortly after takeoff from Hook Field, killing Virgie Ellis, Richard Broyles, Patricia Jo Mullins, and Ted Harsh. Pilot Broyles owned the craft. Witnesses saw a blast and fire upon impact as responders battled magnesium-fueled flames. FAA investigators planned to assess cause as authorities identified the victims and noted no flight plan was filed.
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Richard Broyles
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Patricia Jo Mullins
Douglas Ave
Trenton
Ted Harsh
Lisa Lane
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Smith Park
Cris Halsey
Chiff Halsey
Wildwood Road
Federal Aviation Administration
Iceberg 768 square miles adrift off South America
A 768 square mile iceberg drifts 200 miles northwest of South Georgia Island in the South Atlantic. British scientists say it poses no shipping danger, as it travels away from lanes and should break up in warmer waters. The iceberg, 32 by 24 miles and at least 600 feet deep, was observed by the John Biscoe crew with a penguin colony aboard.
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South America
Defense Ministry
South Atlantic
South Georgia Island
Africa
South Polar
Doake
John Biscoe
Southampton
Wholesale price surge marks biggest rise in three decades
The April U S wholesale price index jumped 1.3 percent the largest gain since 1974 as consumer foods rose 1.9 percent. Across finished goods prices advanced after prior months and gold driven jewelry costs pushed the uptick. Officials warn inflation may stay high with food costs squeezing household budgets.
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