Seaborne fighting flares as Lebanon border clashes resume
Israeli and Palestinian gunners exchange fire along the Lebanon border after rockets and shells hit Nahariya and Galilee areas. Be g in's cabinet weighs an American ceasefire plea as U.S. Haig delays F-16 deliveries amid escalating violence. Arafat signals conditional ceasefire. Israel rejects halt to reconnaissance flights.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Menachem Begin
Lebanon
Nahariya
Mediterranean
Galilee Panhandle
Galilee
Israel Radio
Wafa
U.S
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Montebello
Quebec
Jerusalem
Begin
Philip C. Habib
Habib
Beirut
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Yasser Arafat
Arafat
William Callaghan
U.N
Volcker vows tighter Fed reins to curb inflation
Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker told Congress the fight against inflation requires a tighter monetary policy with near record interest rates likely to continue. He said the Fed will keep M1B growth toward its lower range and may aim for lower growth next year, arguing price stability is essential to the nation's future.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Paul Volcker
Congress
Canada
Volcker
Federal Reserve Board
House Banking Committee
U.S
Tommy the Bear in court again over rabies test fate
A St. Clair County judge is to hear arguments as the battle over Tommy the Bear continues. The Illinois appeals panel upheld a ruling ordering the bear to be killed for brain rabies testing, while a Johnson County restraining order delays action. The camp doctor and officials weigh testing options without killing the bear.
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J.L. Schmidt
Associated Press
St. Clair County
Tommy the Bear
Johnson County
Ilinois
J. Lewis Wingate
Belleville
Thomas Keefe Jr
Camp Ondessonk
Ozark
Shawnee National Forest
Illinois
Keefe
Tommy
Scott Burrelsman
John Burrelsmans
Fairview Heights
Scott
Eiry Faulkner
Wingate
Charles Jones
McLeansboro
Ray Hill
Centralia Lab
The
Ani
Biopsy offer rescinded for rabies risk in Tommy the Bear
A Paducah ne eon rescinded plans for a brain biopsy to test Tommy the Bear for rabies after CDC officials advised against killing the animal. Dr. Jim Metcalf cited CDC input. Dr. William Winkler said bears rarely show rabies and urged against killing Tommy. Rabies control officer Dr. Harold James said Tommy showed no rabies indicators. John Burrelsman criticized camp officials over safety and parental concerns about wild animals on camp grounds.
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Mal
Hill
Johnson County
Harold James
Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Robert Vonnahmen
Vonnahmen
Tommy
Belleville
Wingate
St. Clair County Court
Associated Press
Paducah
Eon
Tommy the Bear
Jim Metcalf
William Winkler
CDC
John Burrelsman
19 injured in Manhattan construction site melee
A clash at a Manhattan construction site between white workers and black and Hispanic demonstrators demanding minority hiring left 19 injured, eight officers among them. Clubbing officers and mounted police intervened as rocks bottles and wood were thrown. One arrest reported.
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New York
Manhattan
Reagan Seeks Tightened East West Trade at Summit
At a three day Ottawa area summit the Big Seven agree with the United States to consider new restrictions on exports and technology that could aid the Soviet bloc. Leaders condemn Soviet military buildup and back a future meeting of major industrial nations to discuss limiting East West trade for political purposes. West Germany faces concern over plans to buy Soviet natural gas.
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Quebec
U.S
Reagan
Ottawa
Soviet Union
Europe
United States
West Germany
Germany
East Germany
Japan
Great Britain
France
Italy
Canada
Texas lifts its ban on California produce
California producers rolled into Texas after a federal judge halted the Texas quarantine. California lawyers plan to ask the U S Supreme Court to stop similar bans in Florida South Carolina Mississippi and Alabama. An aerial pesticide spray expanded near San Francisco aimed at Mediterranean fruit flies with a second spraying planned midweek.
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Los Gatos
Calif
California
Texas
Lone Star
U.S. Supreme Court
Florida
South Carolina
Mississippi
Alabama
San Francisco
Dallas
U.S
Patrick Higginbotham
Justice Dept opposes Chicago desegregation plan
The Justice Department will oppose the Chicago school board desegregation plan, calling it inadequate and unconstitutional. U.S. District Judge Milton I. Shadur likely will order a redraft of the April 29 proposal to integrate the district, which limits white enrollment to 70 percent and delays mandatory busing to September 1983, with up to 40 million dollars annually for two years.
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Washington
Justice Department
Chicago
Department
U.S
Milton I. Shadur
Shadur
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Howard Ruff
William Buckley
William Simon
Allen Greenspan
700 Club
Pat Boone
Bill Bright
Josh McDowell
Bob Turnbull
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