Reagan under strain as Middle East tensions rise
AP reports President Reagan called the Middle East moment a time of extreme tension as he condemned terrorist attacks in Rome and Vienna and tensions in Israel and surrounding Arab governments.
29 Dec 1985
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1985
Page
1
AP reports President Reagan called the Middle East moment a time of extreme tension as he condemned terrorist attacks in Rome and Vienna and tensions in Israel and surrounding Arab governments.
Police said Palestinian extremists carried out the Rome and Vienna airport attacks blamed on retaliation for Israel’s Tunisia raid. Fifteen died in Rome and three at Vienna with many injuries. Autopsies confirm gunfire and device blasts, with the attackers identified as Palestinians. some carried Moroccan passports.
Joe Delgado of the Sierra Volunteer Fire Department led a response to a Saturday barn blaze on Abertie Browning's property 52 miles northeast of Roswell. The barn valued at 5000 dollars burned, scrap lumber and electrical wire destroyed, and about 30 acres of grass burned. Four county volunteer departments with 20 firefighters and 11 firetrucks responded. Officials traced the start to a trash can that spread to nearby material.
New Mexico's seat belt rule takes effect Wednesday with police ready to warn for a few days then issue citations. The law requires drivers and front seat passengers to wear belts or face fines up to 50 dollars. pickup trucks are exempt. Officials project annual saves of over 100 lives and thousands of injuries.
In Damascus 3 Lebanese militias the Druze led Jumblatt Amal the Shiite movement and the Christian Idanese Forces signed a 23 page armistice meant to end 11 years of civil war that left more than 100 000 dead Vice President Abdul Halim Khaddam witnessed the ceremony as guarantor The leaders pledged to implement the accord while wary observers questioned its durability.
President Reagan, after a Department of Health official warned of eviction, said no eviction is planned at the shelter near Capital Hill. A White House spokesman stated the goal is to persuade residents to leave without provoking violence.
Thousands of Neapolitans cheered as the long awaited number 34 appeared at the Naples Lotto draw. The city had not seen 34 drawn for 164 weeks drawing massive bets and the number was nicknamed hard head. Five of the ninety numbers are drawn weekly across major Italian cities.
The Chaves County Grievance Panel heard its first case and will issue a recommendation January 6 on whether Sheriff Glen Dennis improperly caused former jail matron Joyce Booker to leave her job. Booker left August 21, hours before a 90 day relocation grace period ended August 22. Dennis had warned that failure to move would lead to dismissal. The county lacks a written residency rule though Dennis had set one for his department after Booker's move. Booker was hired in September and moved north of Artesia in March with her family.
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