Vietnam nightmare: Who is haunted
Veterans protest inadequate care for nightmare disorders tied to Vietnam War. Wadsworth hospital housed about 40 veterans two weeks to demand treatment, amid stories of suicide, trauma, and battlefield memories. A House bill directs VA to treat Agent Orange exposure, while new drug phenelzine sulfate shows promise in ending nightmares.
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Veterans Administration
Bng
Vietnam
Wadsworth Veterans Medical Center
Los Angeles
Marine Corps
Wadsworth Hospital
Wadsworth
House of Aee Eee
Senate
York
Mount Sinai School of Medicine
Rail union not crossing lines in Norge plant strike
Letter to the editor corrects coverage of the Herrin Norge plant strike noting railroad car shipments were handled by ICG railroad officials, not union workers, and states articles misrepresented union crossers on picket lines.
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Southern Illinoisan
Norge
Herrin
ICG Railroad
Israel Defends Attack as Nuclear Threat Tests Reagan Policy
As Israel bombs Iraq’s nuclear site using U.S. weapons, The New York Times analyzes how the Reagan administration faces a pivotal test in Middle East policy, nuclear arms norms, and international alliances. The piece notes Israel’s risk of broader regional isolation, the danger of nations acting unilaterally against suspected nuclear facilities, and the looming U.N. Security Council debate over condemning Israel.
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Peg Reston
New York Times
Washington
Reagan
Middle East
Haig
China
Clark
South Africa
Bush
Paris
Poland
U.S
Israel
Iraq
India
Pakistan
Europe
United States
Soviet Union
Jerusalem
Begin
France
United Nations
Friends of Israel
Francois Mitterrand
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Security Council
U.N. General Assembly
American radar missed Israeli air strike on Iraq report
New York Times Pentagon spokesmen say US radar in Saudi Arabia did not detect the Israeli raid on Iraq for four hours. Israeli officers briefed US officials, detailing eight F-16 bombers and six F-15 escorts, their refueling and Jordanian deception.
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Richard Halloran
New York Times
Washington
United States
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Pentagon
Henry E. Catto Jr
Catto
Baghdad
Tel Aviv
U.S
Jordan
GOP Redistricting Threatens Democratic Safe Seats
A Census Bureau study based on the 1980 census shows population shifts favoring Republicans in many states. Democratic districts shrink or merge, potentially erasing 30 to 40 safe Democratic seats as states redraw lines ahead of the 1982 House elections.
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Adam Clymer
New York Times
House of Representatives
Census Bureau
Northeast
Middle West
Sun Belt
Willis D. Gradison
Cincinnati
Ohio
Washington
Texas
Florida
Colorado
Robert M. Teeter
Market Opinion Research
Joel Bradshaw
Democratic National Committee
Michigan
Teeter
William G. Milliken
Detroit
California
Tennessee
Illinois
Missouri
New York
Pennsylvania
Arkansas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Indiana
Iowa
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Rail Union
THE
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Persian Gulf
Iran
Syria
Tuwaltha
Osirak Reactor
GOP
New Jersey
Peter W. Rodino Jr
Frank J. Guarini
Baltimore
Parren J. Mitchell
Barbara A. Mikulski
Maryland
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