Terrorism strikes again SHANNON, Ireland AP Air India jet plunges into Atlantic
An Air India Boeing 747 with 329 aboard crashed off Ireland after departing Montreal en route to London then New Delhi. Authorities cite possible explosion and sabotage as causes with debris and 106 bodies recovered. Flight originated in Toronto and carried many Canadian and Indian nationals, including families from Michigan, New York, and Ohio.
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Storms sweep Illinois with hail and winds
Thunderstorms moved through northern and central Illinois with hail up to golfball size reported in Tremont and larger hail in Geneva Jacksonville Rockford and Rochelle. Gusts reached 58 mph in Geneva and 50 mph in Rockford as a line stretched from Champaign to the St Louis area with no serious injuries reported statewide.
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The forecast calls for hot and humid conditions today with a fair night in the 70s. Readers are advised to check Page 8 for full details and regional outlooks.
Terrorists blamed for Tokyo bombing
TOKYO AP A baggage blast at Narita International Airport injured and killed workers after Canadian Pacific Flight 003 arrived from Vancouver. Police termed it a terrorist bombing and sought Interpol aid while Canada condemned the attack.
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Israeli release won't budge Shiites in Lebanon crisis
Secretary of State Shultz and President Reagan said Israel may free 31 Lebanese prisoners but the move is not linked to the 40 American hostages held by Shiite groups in Beirut. Nabih Berri rejected any linkage and reiterated demands for all 40 hostages. Israel, citing security needs, aimed to test Berri's control while denying a deal with hijackers.
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