Guerrillas Attack as Moslems Protest in Lebanon
In Beirut, Sunni and Shiite leaders spearheaded mosques sit ins to show solidarity with guerrilla warfare against Israel. Israeli troops faced latest ambushes near Tyre while aUNIFIL convoy was hit but no casualties were reported. Bridges over the Awali River were briefly closed for technical reasons as Israel maintains defenses after a September withdrawal.
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UNESCO Faults Cited in Push to Stay or Leave
Washington officials say UNESCO is fatally flawed and politicized, making reforms unlikely. Delegates expect the United States to withdraw and predict budget cuts, staff reductions, and program reviews as the agency faces a post withdrawal future. France shares some US criticisms, while Jean-Pierre Cot and Jean Gerard acknowledge concerns.
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Trade Slowdown Signals Moderation In 1983 Recovery
The Commerce Department reports a 0.4 percent drop in the Index of Leading Economic Indicators for November, first decline since Aug 1982, while imports narrow the trade deficit to 7.4 billion. Economists say the dip confirms a slower, sustainable expansion, with October revised up to 1.4 percent. Additional notes include Ecuador’s planned 70 cent per barrel oil price cut and a Warner-BHC deal involving 19 percent voting power in Warner stock for 300 million dollars.
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