Habib Arafat on road as Beirut suburbs shelling widen
U S special envoy Philip Habib flew to Israel on an urgent shuttle mission amid rising tensions with Yasser Arafat who said the United States cannot be trusted to mediate peace in the Middle East. In Amman Arafat warned Washington, citing the Chatila and Sabra massacres, and the Druze shelling hit Christian areas near Beirut as fighting spread to its suburbs. Habib’s first stop is Israel while a Lebanese official said the U.S. plan to break the deadlock over foreign troop withdrawals was accepted.
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Lebanon
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Jordan
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Amman
Moscow
Yuri Andropov
Chatila
Sabra
Beirut
Christian Paalangiat Voice of Lebanon
West Beirut
Tel Aviv
Menachem Begin
FSO
PLO
Paris
Unity of Destiny
Objective
Jabib
White House
Reagan
George Bush
George Shultz
Defense
Caspar Weinberger
Supreme Court says witness immunity not binding in follow up cases
The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 2 that government witnesses who testify in exchange for immunity are not automatically protected in subsequent private cases. Justice Powell noted immunity covers only information the government has expressly waived for future use. The decision affects John Conboy of Weyherhaeuser and others tied to a nationwide antitrust case over corrugated containers.
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Supreme Court
Lewis Powell
Utive
Weyherhaeuser Co
Weyherhaeuser
Cowboy
Justice Department
7Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Conboy
Onboy
El Salvador leader orders mutinying colonel to stop
President Alvaro Magana demanded Lt Col Sigifredo Ochoa end his four day mutiny against Defense Minister Jose Guillermo Garcia. U.S. worry followed the rebellion as rebels attacked five Chalatenango cities and Tejutla, with seven soldiers killed and eight wounded in a long clash.
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San Salvador
United States
Alvaro Magana
Magana
Sigifredo Ochoa
Ochoa
U.S
Jose Guillermo Garcia
Tejutla
Husband accused of bigamy and fraud blindsides wife in Arizona trial
Patricia Gardiner testifies in Maricopa County Superior Court as Giovanni Vigliotto, 53, faces fraud and bigamy charges. He allegedly swindled her out of 36500 after a rapid 1981 wedding, urged her to sell their house for far less, and pocketed the cash. Gardiner says he imposed controls, quit her job, and used multiple aliases while claiming to have married over 80 women.
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Maricopa County Superior Court
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David Stoller
Viglietto
Patricia Gardiner Vigliotto
Chicago
Stoller
Sharon Clark
Indiana
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