Soviets suspend long-range talks over European missiles
The Soviet Union halted START negoti tions in Geneva citing a change in the strategic situation after new U S missiles were deployed in Europe. U S negotiator Edward L Rowny said Washington remains ready to resume in February, while Moscow offered no date. NATO ministers in Brussels offered no immediate reaction.
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Peacekeepers vow to stay in Lebanon
The United States and three partners in the peacekeeping force pledged to remain in Lebanon but signaled patience could end if Lebanon's problems persist. A U.S. spokesman cited public patience as a factor, while a British source stressed the commitment is not open-ended. Secretary of State George Shultz hosted a breakfast meeting in his hotel suite with officials.
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Odessa American publication notice and mailing details
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Three Convicted In Bronx Armored Car Robbery Case
A New York jury convicted a night watchman and two other men in the Bronx armored car heist that stole 11.2 million dollars. A fourth defendant was acquitted as the FBI continues to hunt for missing funds. So far 960,000 has been recovered. Meanwhile Eastern Airlines pilots approve part one of a 360 million employee bailout plan to issue 12 million shares and a possible board seat.
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Weather Storms Roar Across Coasts From Pacific to Northeast
Twin storms lash coasts with 100 mph winds on Oregon and heavy rain turning to snow in the West. A powerful Northeastern system blamed for a Philadelphia windpole incident abated after a schoolgirl’s death, while a southern Great Lakes storm dumped 4 inches of snow in Illinois and bitter cold gripped much of the Midwest and West.
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Marines Gain Authority to Return Fire at Beirut Airport
Marines at Beirut International Airport may now shoot back immediately when fired upon. Lt. John Holloway and Maj. Dennis Brooks describe rapid chain of command for returning fire from platoon to company level. Cruse militiamen complain Marines join fights near the base, amid crossfire with Druse and Lebanese army. eight Marines killed, two wounded.
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Mideast fire widens clashes near Beirut and border towns
The Voice of Lebanon reports Marines clash with Shiite militiamen in southern Beirut while Druse forces shell Amroussieh and Shweifat. A predawn slide in Bar Elias buries 20 homes. rescuers pull five bodies by midday. Four An Nahar reporters abducted then released unharmed. Syria says Lt. Lange's body was returned. Goodman remains prisoner of war under terms follow US relations.
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Hospital proposal phases consider funding options
The group debated financing the second phase of a hospital plan. Glenney noted phase one includes no new construction aside from a small heart recovery area. Morell forecast financing should be easy with money from the facility. Phase one would reconfigure space to better use ultrasound equipment as demand for ultrasound grows with Texas Tech opening.
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Expansion plans for MCH hospital to add space and parking
Morell describes the 1A medical school branch expansion to include space for new up-to-date nuclear magnetic resonance equipment and parking structures. He says the hospital will become a magnet attracting more patients including high risk pregnancies and critically ill cases, with 9 percent yearly ER growth and rising demand despite clinics opening nearby. He suggests sharing a parking garage with Texas Tech medical school branch and notes parking entrances must be rearranged to avoid crowding.
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