U S walks tightwire for Israelis in UN balancing act
The Reagan administration pursued a narrow Middle East line, backing a U N Security Council resolution condemning Israel for the bombing of Iraq's nuclear reactor while avoiding sanctions against Israel. Israel called the outcome a temporary irritant, and U S diplomats framed it as a deal favoring core interests of both Israel and Iraq amid regional tensions.
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Israeli election hinges on splinter party factions
AP dispatch from Tel Aviv notes Begin and Peres lead in polls but six minor factions could seize enough Knesset seats to impact coalition talks. Analysts warn a coalition stalemate may force a new vote, while Likud and Labor push contrasting West Bank and economic policies.
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Ohio Trident submarine completes first sea trials at Groton
The 560 foot Trident submarine Ohio, escorted by four tugs, returned to Electric Boat shipyard on the Thames River after three days in the North Atlantic. The vessel docked at about 3 30 p m amid a scene of supporters and protesters. It began its maiden voyage on Wednesday, described as a floating missile launching platform.
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