Israel resumes air raids in southern Lebanon amid U S criticism
Israeli warplanes struck in southern Lebanon and near Hasbaya amid renewed fighting with the PLO and Lebanese forces. U S officials criticized Prime Minister Begin and pressed for restraint as Arab leaders assembled in Tunis. Reagan showed tolerance while Clark and Weinberger urged moderation. clashes continued with casualties reported mainly in northern Israel and across Lebanon.
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Lebanon
PLO
Mount Hermon
Washington
Menachem Begin
Tel Aviv
Hasbaya
Metulla
U.S
Begin
Habib
Defense
Caspar Weinberger
Israel
Philip C. Habib
Bib
Jidda
Saudi Arabia
Tunis
Tunisia
Palestine Liberation Organization
Yasser Arafat
William P. Clark
Reagan
Clark
R Rs
White House
Virginia
Weinberger
Bekaa
Hasbani
Rashidieh
Tyre
Brady starts walking with leg brace after Reagan shooting
White House press secretary James Brady, wounded in the March 30 attack, begins walking with a left leg brace at George Washington University Hospital. A hospital spokesman said full arm function unlikely, with minimal movement possible at the left elbow, and healing expected to take about a year.
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Washin
James S. Brady
White House
Reagan
Dennis O'Leary
George Washington University Hospital
Brady
O'Leary
Agriculture budget cuts hit many programs despite warnings
The Agriculture Department faces a 9.2 percent cut in administrative expenses affecting 18 programs, with officials warning it could curtail or end key efforts. Lawmakers endorsed the cuts while seeking to divert $1.1 billion from 1982 farm program budgets as part of a broader effort to trim bureaucracy.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
House
Senate Committee
Congress
Reagan
Kika de la Garza
Texas
House Agriculture Committee
de la Garza
Mike Masterson
Masterson
Office of Transportation
Farmers Home Administration
Fmha
Office of Inspector General
Southern Illinoisan publication details and rates
Public notice style data lists publication offices in Carbondale Herrin and Marion, subscription rates for carrier, motor route and mail, contact phone numbers, and postmaster address. No event or person named.
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Southern Ilinoisan
Illinois
Carbondale
16Th
Herrin
Southern Illinoisan
Carbondale Free Press
Herrin Daily Journal
Mysboro Independent
Mysboro
Marion
Ill
Ogilvie Paid for Trustee Duty in Milwaukee Road Case
Former Illinois Governor Richard Ogilvie was awarded 66667 dollars for legal services as trustee for the Milwaukee Road railroad in federal bankruptcy reorganization. Judge Thomas McMillen approved an immediate 62000 payment and said the remaining sum would follow after the Illinois Commerce Commission sets the maximum allowable trustee fee.
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Chicago
Illinois
Richard Ogilvie
Milwaukee Road Railroad
Ogilvie
U.S. District Court
Thomas McMillen
Illinois Commerce Commission
Penelope Graham 13 Drowned in Edwards County Pond
Olney divers recovered the body of 13 year old Penny Graham from a farm pond near Bone Gap Edwards County after she drowned while swimming with friends Wednesday afternoon. Divers from the Olney Fire Department found her at 7 30 p m according to an Ed County sheriff spokesman.
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Bone Gap
Southern Illinois
Edwards County
Olney Fire Department
Penny Graham
Ed—— County
Titanic eludes searchers in nine day ocean hunt
Aboard the Gyre researchers ended a nine day scan of the North Atlantic without locating the Titanic. Though promising clues emerged, the sunken liner remains unseen at 12,000 feet. Expedition leader Michael Harris vows to return. Titanic had carried diamonds and valuables valued up to 300 million dollars.
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Boston
Botton
Mark Olsson
Texas
Jack Grimm
Michael Harris
Tampa
Fla
North Atlantic
House panel OKs record budget for military projects
The House Appropriations Committee approved a record $6.9 billion military construction bill, deferring $522.3 million for MX missiles amid doubts over basing. The panel also boosted funds for U.S. troops in Europe and for Diego Garcia in the Rapid Deployment Force, while criticizing Watt and advancing other defense and social program action.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Bo Ginn
Dga
Reagan
Ginn
Carter
Utah
Nevada
Ralph Regula
Ohio
Subcommittee
GOP
U.S
Europe
Somalia
Kenya
Oman
Indian Ocean
Diego Garcia
Inter-Service
Persian Gulf
House
Interior
James G. Watt
Department
House Intelligence Committee
Huge hail and storms sweep upper plains area
Severe thunderstorms produced large hail across the upper Great Plains from Minnesota to Missouri. Two inch hail fell near Bayard Nebraska while Scottsbluff felt baseball size hail. Tornadoes touched down in east central South Dakota and northwest Nebraska with no damage or injuries reported. Scattered showers stretched from northern New Mexico to western Kansas and along the Florida coast. Temperatures before dawn ranged from 42 in Sault Ste. Marie to 97 in Phoenix.
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Associated Press
South Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Missouri
Bayard
Scottsbluff
New Mexico
Kansas
Florida Coast
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Phoenix
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William B.F. Ryan
Columbia University
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Senate
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Senate Veterans Affairs
Howard W. Cox
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Arma Ena
Lees
Berwen
Philadelphia
Bigelow
Cabin
Alexander, Smith
Milliken
Creit
Immanuel Lutheran
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