Begin survives no confidence vote in Israeli parliament
Prime Minister Menachem Begin's government defeats a no confidence motion 57 to 47 over handling of U S Israeli relations. Begin votes in wheelchair as Defense Minister Shamir defends the government and warns against U S punitive steps while the Reagan administration suspends a strategic cooperation agreement over Israel's Golan Heights annexation.
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Yitzhak Shamir
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Change
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Labor
United States
Radical' Is suspect in slaying of trooper
Thomas William Manning a 35 year old Boston man and member of the Sam Melville Jonathan Jackson Unit is identified by fingerprint as a suspect in the shooting death of Trooper Philip Lamonaco near Interstate 80 in Warren County New Jersey. FBI warns Manning is wanted on a Portland Maine bank robbery warrant from 1976. two other unit members Raymond Luc Lavasseur and Cameron David Bishop are sought by federal authorities. The unit has claimed several bombings linked to radical leftist acts since 1975.
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N.J
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Clinton Pagano
Thomas William Manning
Boston
Pagano
Manning
Warren County
Sam Melville Jonathan Jackson
Philip Lamonaco
Interstate 80
Pennsylvania
Tim Mahoney
Mahoney
Portland
Maine
Radical Unit
Raymond Luc Lavasseur
New York
Lavasseur
Cameron David Bishop
Bishop
Melville-Jackson
Jonathan Jackson
Marin County
California
Sam Melville
Attica
San Francisco
Massachusetts
Mobil Oil Co
Westchester County
N.Y
Reagan signs four year farm bill amid mixed reviews
President Reagan signed a four year, 11 billion farm bill in a private ceremony. The measure, praised for boosting exports and limiting government influence, retains grain and cotton subsidies and peanut quotas. Critics warn it harms some farmers and favors others. The bill includes a one year food stamp extension and funds agricultural research and Food for Peace.
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Washington
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Soviet Union
Jimmy Carter
Afghanistan
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Reagan to distribute 30 million pounds of surplus cheese
President Reagan announced 30 million pounds of surplus cheese will be distributed through states to aid the poor. He tied the plan to New Federalism, saying only states that request it will receive cheese and that charities will distribute via non profit groups.
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Washington
Reagan
America
Santa letters show harder times at home this year
Across post offices, children ask for fewer gifts and more clothing as economic strain lingers. Parents also write asking Santa for help with basic needs. Postal workers note shorter lists, with kids mentioning parents and asking for shirts and pants rather than toys.
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Associated Press
Santa
Yolanda
Dallas
Jennifer
Baltimore
Santa Claus
Elaine Lamb
Michigan
Royal Oak
Detroit
Donald Sager
Minneapolis
Carol Keeley
Postal Service
Inflation likely to slip below 10 percent in coming year
Economists expect the inflation rate to fall under 10 percent this year for a multiyear low with 7 to 8.5 percent forecast for next year from private forecasters, while Reagan administration aspires to 6 to 7 percent. The recession suppresses prices now, but analysts see potential gradual inflation relief in 1982 as labor contracts shape future trends.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Commerce Department
Robert Ortner
Reagan
Allen Sinai
Data Resources Inc
Lexington
Mass
Sinai
Federal Reserve Board
Donovan seeks probe into bribery accusations against firm
Labor Secretary Raymond Donovan urged a quick investigation after former union official Mario Montuoro alleged a $2000 bribe connected to Donovan's Schiavone Construction Co. He denied the charges in a letter to Attorney General William French Smith and called for a special prosecutor.
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Raymond Donovan
Donovan
Mario Montuoro
New Jersey Construction Company
William French Smith
Montuoro
Schiavone Construction Co
Louis C. Sanzo
Local 29
Donovan’s
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