Paris blast kills bomb disposal expert near Eiffel Tower
A bomb on Avenue de La Bourdonnais in Paris killed a police bomb disposal expert and wounded two officers as it exploded at 12 45 p m near the Left Bank luxury neighborhood. A caller identified as Direct Action founder Jean Marc Rouillan claimed responsibility.
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Eiffel Tower
Jean-Marc Rouillan
Direct Action
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Avenue de la Bourdonnais
Jean Perier
U.S
Champs de Mars
Rouillon
Liberation
Ex-teacher opens fire at shop killing eight in Miami
Carl Brown 51 of Hialeah returned to Bob Moores Welding and Machine Service with a 12 gauge shotgun, killed eight employees and wounded three, then was killed when run over by a car after a bicycle pursuit. Police noted no arrest record in Dade County and witnesses described Brown as volatile and anti social.
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Miami
Carl Brown
Hialeah
Bob Moore
Welding and Machine Service Inc
Dade County
Arleane Rothenberg
Hialeah Junior High School
Brown
James Drew
Ee Metro-Dadeolice
Hugo Gomez
Ken Christopher
Rufus Nelson
All
Florida Scrap Metals
Nelson
Ernest Hammett
Mark Kram
Kram
Mark
Hammett
Target
Tim Davis
Jorge Castellanos
Castellanos
Carlos Quintana
Ernestine Moore
Magnum Moore
Lonie Jeffries
Martha Steelman
Pedro Vasques
Nelson Barrios
Carl Lee
Juan Tres Palacios
Eduardo Lima
Carlos Vazquez Jr
Hialeah Hospital
Carlos Vasquez Sr
Marines Authorized to Defend Themselves in Beirut
Washington says Marines arriving in Beirut port next week may exercise self defense if fired upon by any party including Arab forces PLO or Israelis. About 800 Marines will land by ship and helicopter with M 16 rifles .45 pistols and .38 pistols for pilots. They will keep artillery and tanks on offshore ships. Any violation will trigger their withdrawal. Lebanese Army expected to contact PLO members moving out of west Beirut.
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Beirut
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Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
Catto
Palestine Liberation Organization
West
International Red Cross
Syria
Beirut-Damascus
Legionnaires
PLO
United States
Reagan
Zuhair Nature
Larnaca
Cyprus
Palestine Liberation Army
Badr Brigade
Jordan
Arab Liberation Front
Iraq
Ning
Damascus
Arafat
Tunisia
Hafez Assad
Lebanon
Bekaa Valley
Israel
U.S
George Shultz
Shultz
Israel war critique and public dissent in Begin speech
The speaker defends Israel’s war as justified while acknowledging domestic protests and hunger strikes by fighters who say they were driven by war’s brutal visuals. He questions world silence in 1974 during Lebanon’s civil strife and cites attacks on Jews abroad and civilians in Beirut as consequences of not surrendering to terror.
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Israel
Jerusalem
Petah Tikva
Paris
Athens
London
Beirut
Age al Oi
Lebanon
Italy
Japan
Galilee
PLO
PLO Begins Beirut Withdrawal From National Stadium
The PLO evacuation launched with guerrillas boarding a Sol Georgious ferry after brief Lebanese security checks. About 500 fighters, including a woman, carried packs and AK-47s as French and Lebanese forces coordinated a staggered departure from Beirut port toward Cyprus and onward to Jordan, Iraq, and beyond.
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Paul-Marc Henry
Sol Georgious
Rece
Cyprus
Abu Fadi
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
PLO
Beirut
Fadi
Damascus
French Foreign Legion
Legionnaires
Henry
Defiance Woman Leads Guerrilla Group In Beirut Protest
A Palestinian woman in fatigues with rifle and purse speaks to reporters as she joins guerrilla fighters leaving with male comrades. She cites fight for education and freedom for her children, while others carry blankets and packs and signs vow loyalty to Beirut and a claim that the earth belongs to them. A boy holds a misspelled sign about Jerusalem.
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Syria
Beirut
Ail Road
Jerusalem
Wall Street closes strong after rate cut and tax vote
Wall Street ends a landmark week with the Dow up 30.72 as the prime rate falls to 13.5 percent, the lowest in nearly two years. Analysts hail a bull run fueled by Reagan's tax package and improving psychology, while some warn it may be temporary. Volume on the NYSE hits 95.89 million shares. weekly total 455.13 million shares outpace prior records.
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Wall Street
Reagan
Maury Harris
Paine Webber, Jackson & Curtis
Harris
John A. Conion Jr
E.F. Hutton & Co
Howard Winell
Bostian Research Associates
New York
John H. Gutfreund
Salomon Brothers
New York Stock Exchange
David Stockman
Grand Rapids
Mich
Chase Manhattan
Citibank
Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co
Chemical Bank
Continental Ilinois National Bank & Trust Co
Mellon Bank
Irving Trust Co
Federal Reserve Board
Fed
Commerce Department
U.S
Treasury
Zurich
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