PLO Evacuation Agreement Reached Amid Beirut Crisis
Lebanese Prime Minister Shafik Wazzan announced a final agreement to evacuate the PLO from west Beirut as Israeli demands for pilots and soldiers’ remains linger. Habib and Begin held talks in Jerusalem while a multinational peacekeeping force was urged. details include troop movements, lists of guerrillas, and possible routes via Syria, Jordan, and Egypt.
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West Beirut
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Italy
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Aharon Ahiaz
PLO
Bassam Abu Sharif
Ariel Sharon
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Habib
Jerusalem
Menachem Begin
Israel Radio
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Bekaa
Syria
Jordan
Egypt
South Yemen
Iraq
Algeria
Sudan
Yasser Arafat
Tunis
Tunisia
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Arab League
Cities Service vetoes bid and weighs alternatives
Cities Service Co rejected Occidental Petroleum Corp’s 3.8 billion takeover offer in an emergency New York session. The board, citing value concerns, unanimously refused the proposal but allowed management to pursue revised terms or other bidders. Mesa Petroleum had earlier bid stalled as Gulf Oil agreed to buy Cities Service in June.
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New York
Cities Service Co
Occidental Petroleum Corp
Cities Service
Occidental Petroleum
Cities’ Service
Cities Service Management
Occidental
Armand Hammer
Charles Waidelich
Tulsa
Hammer
Waidelich
Mesa Petroleum Co
Cities
Gulf Oil Corp
Boan To Plead Insanity In KU Medical Center Slayings
In Kansas City, Bradley R. Boan’s attorney Jay Vader says Boan will pursue not guilty by reason of insanity after two murder charges stem from the March 20, 1981, shooting in the KU Medical Center emergency room that killed Dr. Marc Beck and Ruth Rybolt. The judge denied a bid for a double plea. Boan, 32, faces trial set for Sept. 27.
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University of Kansas Medical Center
Jay Vader
Bradley R. Boan
Kansas City
Kan
Wyandotte County
Vader
Boan
Leo J. Moroney
Bean
Marc Beck
Ruth Rybolt
Ottawa weighs long term power pact with regional agency
City leaders discuss joining a unit participation agreement to secure cheaper power and stabilize fuel-adjustment charges. Officials warn risks if a unit fails, while BPA prefers one agency deal over multiple cities in an era of Wolf Creek costs and evolving contracts.
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Watkins
Ottawa
Snyder
BPA
Missouri
Wolf Creek
Marshall
Leonard Larson
Public Hearings on Zoning and Estate Petitions in Ottawa
Public notices announce a September 9, 1982, zoning hearing for Ottawa Cable T V to seek a special use permit for barbed wire atop a fence at an earth station on Kerr's Subdivision Lot 7, Cleveland Street. Also listed are an estate petition hearing for Joyce H Fox and related notices in Franklin County Court with hearings set for September 2, 1982, and a broad planning commission session on adopting a new zoning ordinance, with protests and procedural notes.
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Ottawa
Ottawa Cable T.V., Inc
Cleveland Street
Franklin County
Kansas
Joyce H.fox
Dale E. Fox
Joyce H. Fox
Otawa
City Hall
4Th and Walnut
City of Ottawa Planning Commission
Planning Commission
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