Vicious dogs threat to Southern Illinois public safety
A long critique of unleashed pets in Southern Illinois recounts canine attacks that killed 14-year-old Kevin Zook near Akin and injured children Amy Alcott and Chad Litton. It urges leash laws and decisive enforcement by authorities, noting jurisdictional gaps and calling for public action to protect residents from dangerous dogs.
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Kevin Zook
Akin
Franklin County
Amy Alcott
Royalton
Chad Liton
Marion
Amy
Chad
Shirley Domineck
Murphysboro
Brenda Sayer
Sayers
Sayer
Murrysoro
Williamsonce
Larry Castrale
Eon Health Department
Health Department
Eee
Castrale
Chad Litton
Williamson
Franklin
Jackson County
Haig shifts focus from Palestinian talks to Soviet threat
Secretary of State Haig prioritizes countering Soviet expansionism over pressing for early Israeli Egyptian self rule talks on Palestinians. He seeks stronger ties with Israel Egypt and Saudi Arabia and urges Europe to address Middle East strategic issues while delaying a renewed push on Palestinian autonomy until after Israeli elections. A State Department team will explore multinational force options for policing Sinai as Egypt and Israel await the next government.
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Bernard Gwertzman
New York Times
Washington
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Middle East
Haig
United States
Israel
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Persian Gulf
Reagan
Afghanistan
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Yemen
el Salvador
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Shamir
Camp David
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United Nations
Labor Party
Begin
Anwar Sadat
Congress
Kamir
Pentagon seeks more bases abroad in shaping 1980s forces
Gen. Meyer says the United States faces a critical instant to design forces for next decade tied to national security aims. Debate centers on global policy, rapid deployment, and where overseas bases and alliances should be kept or shifted, including proposals to use Israeli or Egyptian facilities amid Middle East turmoil.
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Drew Middleton
New York Times
United States
Edward C. Meyer
Army
NATO
Europe
Alexander M. Haig Jr
John O. Marsh Jr
Meyer
Congress
Adm
Thomas B. Hayward
Chief of
Naval Operations
Pentagon
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Persian Gulf
Gulf
Strait of Hormuz
Japan
Congressional Budget Office
Sinai Peninsula
Egypt
Israel
Walter Cronkite leaves CBS News ends network era
Robert D. Reid analyzes the coming shift as Walter Cronkite departs the CBS Evening News on March 6 and cable television expands. The piece weighs effects on advertising, sports, politics, and potential pay-for-quality TV reshaping national life and media access.
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Robert D. Reid
Walter Cronkite
CBS Evening News
America
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Madison Avenue
Martin Luther King
Vietnam
Lyndon Johnson
David Broder
Washington Post
Eisenhower
Reagan
Walter
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