Lebanon lists bombing suspects names to U S authorities
Lebanon (AP) reports Lebanon turned over 11 names of bombing suspects to U S Marines and the FBI as a government source says none have been arrested. Reports say the drivers of two explosives truck attacks died in the blast and a suspect was arrested at a Bir Hassan food store. The blast collapsed a four story Marine building, while search teams faced sniper fire and worked to retrieve medical records and bodies. Red Cross officials moved to aid 1,000 Druze surrounded Christians in Deir al Kamar as part of a humanitarian evacuation plan amid Lebanon's civil tensions and calls for national reconciliation in Geneva.
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Lebanon
U.S
FBI
Mmi Soures
Wayne Jones
Ian Caynate
Sey 1 Marines
Washington
Roger Young
The
Puree
Al-Anwar
Bir Hassan
Syria
Iren
Souice
U.S. Marine Post
Jordan
International Red Cross
Deir al-Kamar
Red Cross
Druse
Walid Jumblatt
New Mexico senator revisits ingenious bullet-train plan
A decade ago senator Otis Echols proposed a high speed rail for New Mexico described as ingenious. The plan, revised over time, faces rejections from economics and jealousy as Echols recalls the episode, highlighting persistent state interest in fast transit.
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New Mexico
Otis Echols
Chemical People to be featured in two PBS programs
Public gatherings planned as viewers watch the two upcoming Public Broadcasting Service episodes addressing drug abuse in the United States. Groups in the area will meet to discuss the issue and its impact.
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Public Broadcasting Service
United States
Family Weekly Index 16 Pages in Two Sections
The weekly Family Weekly issue presents a compact index for 16 pages divided into two sections including a color comics portion. Readers can navigate features, stories, and entertainment within the two-part layout designed for quick browsing.
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Family Weekly
Color
Navajo Leader Urges Tribal Control Of Mineral Wealth
Spokane speech at CERT conference denounces exploitation of Indian tribes by federal agencies and energy firms. Peterson Zah argues tribes must recapture decision making over lands resources and revenues, citing unemployment on reservations and a push to tax non Indians for resources. He praises CERT as a tool for building self sufficient economies through education and reforms.
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Joel Millman
Dine Bureau
Spokane
Wash
Peterson Zah
Council of Energy Resource Tribes
Zach
Department of the Interior
CERT
Reagan
United States
Zah
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Navajo Tribal Council
Supreme Court
Halloween party helps preschoolers get into costumes
Carrie Sabaya assists a young goblin at a Neighborhood Halloween party for pre schoolers. The event centers on festive costume fun with children enjoying safe activities and neighbors sharing in the seasonal celebration.
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Carrie Sabaya
U.S. expects to meet Grenada withdrawal timetable
The White House said the Reagan administration would withdraw American forces from Grenada in weeks at the outside. Pentagon officials warned of Cuban guerrilla resistance as 300 Cuban troops retreated into Grenada mountains. The Senate invoked the War Powers Act while casualties rose to 11 dead, 7 missing, 67 wounded.
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White House
Reagan
Grenada
Larry Speakes
Senate
Congress
Speakes
Fidel Castro
Pentagon
Adm
Wealey L. McDonald
Atlantic
Cuba
Camp David
Lawyer questions injunction effects on hospital merger
Gallup councilor Dan Gutierrez plans to seek an injunction blocking the merged board from taking over the McKinley General Hospital lease. An attorney for the RMCH board warned the move could endanger hundreds of employees and patients and urged Gutierrez to seek evaluation instead.
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Gallup
Dan Gutierrez
Rehoboth-McKinley Christian Health Care Services Inc
Gutierrez
Jay Mason
McKinley General Hospital
New Mexico Health Systems (Agency
RMCH
McKinley General
McKinley County Commission
Mason
Dan
McKinley
Rehoboth
The
Lake Society
Rehoboth Christian Hospital
McKinley County
Culpepper Dinner Club Ends Soon for Cord Usage
The Culpepper Dinner Club announces only three days remain to use your cord. Members are urged to act quickly to avoid forfeiting benefits or reservations and to confirm any deadlines or redemptions related to the event.
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Culpepper
OB Newborn Services Move to East Facility at Rehoboth
Beginning November 1 OB and newborn services for R.M.C.H. will be located only at the East Facility in Rehoboth. For questions, consult your physician. Address: 600 Vonden Bosch Parkway.
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R.M.C.H
East Fucility
Rehoboth
Cash Plus Members at Lamar's Grease and Cards Now Honors
Cash Plus members gain new benefits at Lamar's Grease and Cards. The store lists rewards and discounts for loyalty program holders, inviting customers to explore partner perks and exclusive offers.
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CASH
Lamar’s
Grease & Cards
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Geneva
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Francis X. Clines
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