Cholera fears rise as Palestinians face siege in Chatila
Palestinians in Chatila refugee camp report a suspected cholera outbreak and deaths among children amid ongoing fighting with Shiite militias. The Red Cross is reportedly barred from aid as water scarcity and malnutrition worsen conditions, complicating the cease fire and Lebanon pullout context.
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Lebanon
Chatilla
Amal
Red Cross
Sabra
Israel
Shultz urges PLO to recognize Israel's right to exist
Secretary of State George Shultz called on the Palestine Liberation Organization to declare its recognition of Israel. He said progress depends on a direct statement from the PLO, as Reagan officials condition peace talks on recognition. Jordan's King Hussein had earlier urged PLO acceptance of UN resolutions and participation in talks.
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Washington
George P. Shultz
Palestine Liberation Organization
Israel
Shultz
Hussein
Jordan
Reagan
PLO
U.N. Security Council
United States
Yasser Arafat
Youths clash with police near Stonehenge festival
Police arrested more than 300 youths after a convoys of 140 vehicles rammed police barriers near Stonehenge to attend a rock festival halted by a court order. About 600 youths headed to the site. police ringed the field and cleared some 200 campers.
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Grateley
England
Stonehenge
Salisbury Plain
London
Press Association
Britain
Farrakhan gets 65 million loan from Khadafy
Louis Farrakhan announced a five million dollar interest free loan from Libyan leader Muammar Khadafy to fund black owned businesses under POWER. He said the money could spark renewed financial support from the Middle East to empower African American communities.
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Chicago
Louis Farrakhan
Nation of Islam
North Africa
Mideast
Muammar Khadafy
Farrakhan
O’hare International
Southern Illinoisan Publication Details
The Southern Illinoisan is published Sunday and daily except Saturdays and certain holidays by The Southern Illinoisan at 710 N. Illinois Carbondale Illinois 62901. It is second class postage paid in Carbondale and other offices and owned by Lee Enterprises Inc. Publisher Steve Burgess General Manager Mike McGrorty Circulation Manager Dave Worley Retail Sales Manager Bruce Whittenberg Marketing Manager Sharon Walters.
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Dave Worley
Bruce Whittenberg
Sharon Walters
Soviets pound Afghan troops in Kunar Valley clash
Soviet forces attacked guerrilla positions in Afghanistan's Kunar Valley with tanks planes and helicopter gunships forcing rebels to retreat. Hezbi i Islami said three guerrillas were killed and 28 wounded as jets dropped napalm near the Pakistani border. Pakistan protested Afghan air attacks on Sweer village killing 11 and injuring 31.
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Khyber Pass
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Dobi
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Kabul
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