Israel warns U.N. move could stall Arab-Israeli talks
Israel plans to veto any Security Council effort to take over peace negotiations and renews a Geneva conference call. Prime Minister Rabin warns a Jan 12 debate could trigger grave developments while reaffirming Israel’s insistence on final peace talks with neighbors without preconditions and excluding the PLO.
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Israel
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United States
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Army says Safeguard antimissile works vs MIRVs
The Army asserts the Safeguard antimissile system remains technically effective against Soviet MIRVed warheads despite ABM treaty limits. It rejects claims of reduced capability, noting MIRVs require more interceptors but the system can defend ICBMs similarly to single warheads, with only the 100-interceptor cap a major constraint.
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House Appropriations Committee
Safeguard
Grand Forks
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Food convoys halted as Moslem leaders issue ultimatum
In Beirut area Palestinian refugee camps near the city faced a Christian militia blockade. Moslem leaders warned the government to end the siege by sundown or face forceful delivery of aid. Yasir Arafat and Lebanese militia chiefs demanded the aid reach Jisr el‑Basha and Tal Zaatar camps carrying flour rice sugar and powdered milk amid ongoing civil conflict.
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Lebanon
Yasir Arafat
Camille Chamoun
Jisr el- Basha
Tal Zaatar
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Cedar Guards
al Moharrer
Iran envoy says US oil price rise likely continues
Iran's ambassador to the United States Ardeshir Zahedi warned in U S News that imported oil costs are likely to rise further unless inflation in the United States and other buyers is brought under control. He urged Americans to consider alternative energy sources.
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Iran
United States
Ardeshir Zahedi
U.S. News & World Report
U S urged to honor MOU on vetoing 242 336 changes
The United States was called on to honor a memorandum of agreement that sources said includes a U S commitment to veto any changes to UN resolutions 242 and 336. Opponents warned against moving Arab Israeli peace talks to the Security Council or any other organ not agreed by both sides.
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Israel
United States
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