Rhodesian raid claims 25 guerrilla bases in Mozambique
Rhodesian military say troops smashed 25 rebel bases up to 40 miles inside Mozambique in a four day sweep ending Saturday. A government film showed white soldiers burning huts and an armored carrier as raids were said to continue. The communique noted no civilian presence and framed the operation as part of ongoing cross border efforts against Mugabe and Nkomeo forces in the Patriotic Front.
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Mozambique
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Mugabe
Joshua Nkomeo
Zambia
Patriotic Front
Robert Mugabe
Zimbabwe African National Liberation Army
Zimbabwe
Chimoro
Leader to resign envoys meet as Somoza crisis deepens
Special envoy William Jorden met President Anastasio Somoza amid rising pressure for resignation. No details were released. U S and regional moves faltered as Somoza rejected mediation by Colombia Mexico and the Dominican Republic while the Broad Opposition Front pressed for change and a nationwide strike continued in Managua.
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Nicaragua
Carter
Anastasio Somoza
William Jorden
Somoza
William Watson
Jorden
Central America
Latin America
Havana
Moscow
Cuba
United States
Somo
Weather relaxes into clear night and near 40s
Forecast shows cool clear conditions tonight with low in mid to upper 40s. Sunny Tuesday near 70 with Sunday’s high at 79. Morning low not listed. Extended outlook calls for more fair weather midweek and Friday with a chance of showers Thursday. Highs mid to upper 70s, lows mid 40s to lower 50s.
Crime Alert Number Promoted For Public Safety
A public safety notice urges residents to call 425 7700 if they witness crime or suspicious activity, emphasizing prompt reporting to police for rapid response.
Ventilator Babies at Risk and Home Care Hope
At Philadelphia Children’s Hospital seven babies live attached to a ventilator that keeps their damaged lungs functioning but risks stunting growth and long-term health. The unit costs exceed 16 thousand dollars weekly, totaling over 1.2 million, while a home-care program lets some families operate the machines at home under nurse assistance and strict safety plans.
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Philadelphia
Children's Hospital
al Sciences
Children's
Justin Lowe
Justin
Mildred Stahlman
Vanderbilt University School of Medicine
Nashville
Laurelle
Corky Lowe
Tabernacle
Lowes
Christopher Wall
Matthew Dmochowski
Liz Svoboda
Autumn Ramsey
Gerald DiMartini
Erika Weigand
Begin urges Knesset approval of Camp David peace pact
Prime Minister Begin appeals to the Knesset to approve the Camp David accords including the withdrawal from Sinai settlements. A three day debate opens as Geula Cohen leads near upheaval over peace terms. Labor backs the agreement while Hussein demands modifications. Cyrus Vance tours the Middle East seeking Arab acceptance with Syria opposing.
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Knesset
Camp David
Sinai Desert
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Begin
Toto
Anwar Sadat
Labor Party
Likud
Geula Cohen
Sinai
Egypt
Cohen
Land of
Israel
Shimon Peres
West Bank
Jordan
Hussein
Arab East Jerusalem
Syria
Vance Returns From Mideast Trip With No Tangible Results
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance cut short expectations after his five day tour of Jordan Saudi Arabia and Syria yielded no clear Arab support for Camp David peace accords He met four hours with Syria's Hafez Assad in Damascus where a senior official said no sign of shift followed by Saudi and Jordanian receptions marked by similar misgivings Vance defended the trip saying the questions were hard and the framework for peace remains sound.
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Cyrus K. Vance
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Syria
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Assad
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