Freed hijacked hostages remember Other Seven
Freed hostages and supporters gathered to thank for the release of most aboard the TWA jet hijacked June 4 by Shiite extremists. They memorialized seven still held in Lebanon, with balloons released and prayers for all captives and their families. The service at St Mary Margaret Church in Algonquin shared gratitude and calls for ongoing public support.
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Reagan faces dilemma on terrorism and U.S. response
The Reagan administration debates swift retribution for terror while avoiding harm to innocents. Despite vows of tough action, no retaliatory strikes followed attacks since 1981. After the June 19 El Salvador killings, Reagan increased military aid to the government, pledging attackers would not evade justice.
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Robot sub probes cause of crash
Investigators say two robot submarines located parts of Air India flight 182 debris off the North Atlantic but still dispute the cause. Indian authorities suspect a terrorist bomb while Canadian officials report no explosion evidence. An Irish navy ship tested gear as more robots prepared to aid the search for the recorders.
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Heat and lightning trigger Western wildfire surge
Heat and lightning collide as hundreds of fires scorch more than 620000 acres across nine Western states and Canada. About 1400 Montana firefighters battled a 10500 acre “firestorm” in Lewis and Clark National Forest, while California’s Los Padres blaze neared 2500 acres with 50 percent containment. Flames raged in British Columbia with 360620 acres burned and 515 fires out of control.
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Negotiators make White House talks as Reagan pressures Congress
Congress debates moving talks forward as President Reagan plans a White House session with negotiators from both sides. He later criticized the House plan as not serious and urged Democrats to cooperate. The Senate backs a 14.8 billion spending level while proposals to curb South Africa remain in focus amid Reagan’s constructive engagement stance.
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