July 27 1982 Social Security borrowing balanced budget tale
July 27 1982 dateline reports on Social Security borrowing and a balanced budget push. Haitians face delays in processing and related policy updates. Feature on Epcot Center nearing completion notes its progress and cultural significance.
National Guard deployed after Iowa Beef strikers disperse
DAKOTA CITY Neb AP National Guard units were ordered to the strikebound Iowa Beef Processors plant as state police used tear gas on about 300 strikers. Col Elmer Kohmetscher said reinforcements were requested after yesterday's disturbance in which 22 people were arrested and several officers were struck by thrown objects. No injuries were reported.
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Castro Blasts U.S. Imperialism In Bayamo Speech
Cuban President Fidel Castro denounced Yankee imperialism as the root of war and injustice and accused the United States of seeking world domination. In a two hour Radio Havana broadcast to Bayamo, he warned of imperialist aggression and described the U.S. as a global gendarme suppressing patriots in Angola El Salvador the Sahara and beyond.
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Bayh names newborn Christopher after Indiana ancestor
Former Indiana senator Birch Bayh and wife Kitty reveal their four day old son is named Christopher in honor of the Bayh who settled in Indiana. Birth occurred Saturday night at Sibley Hospital in Washington withBayh recounting family history and immigration from Bavaria in 1859.
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PLO rejects Sud offer of safe haven amid Lebanon clashes
The PLO refused Sud's offer of protection as renewed air raids hit a Ramlet al-Baida ammunition dump in the Lebanon coast area. Israel pressed west Beirut strikes as U S backed negotiations aimed to dislodge guerrillas from Lebanon before an invasion. Habib met King Hussein in London on a private visit, with Hussein declining to say if he would accept guerrilla support.
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Israelis policing Lebanese disputes as occupation widens
In occupied Lebanon Israelis struggle to suppress the PLO while deploying Lebanese Christian militiamen into Muslim areas. Tensions rise in Bhamdoun where Maronite forces and Druze clash after a Druze kills a Christian militiaman. An Israeli civilian services unit mediated by Rafi Sutton averted further violence and urged restraint.
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War hero Geva ordered discharged from Israeli army
Tel Aviv reports Col Eli Geva the Lebanon war hero who asked to be relieved of command due to Beirut siege has been ordered discharged from the Israeli army. The move, effective soon, follows Geva's public stance against participation in civilian and soldier casualties. Officials warn such conscience-driven resignations test the army and nation amid regional tensions.
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U.S. trained commandos lead offensive in El Salvador
UPI reports that Belloso Battalion commandos backed by 2,000 soldiers attacked rebel camps near San Agustin and Berlin to cut off guerrilla attacks on Pan American and Coastal highways. Assisting Secretary Enders visited to prep for a congressional review of human rights and land reform. Warplanes were seen and explosions heard as the violence escalated with 22 people killed nationwide amid political tensions.
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Weather storms lash central plains and heat builds Northeast
A large United Press International weather outline reports storms across half the nation with 50 mph winds and hail in the Northern Plains causing street flooding and minor injuries in Nebraska. Temperatures rise into the 90s in the Northeast while Arizona faces flash floods. Overton Nebraska receives 5.5 inches of rain and Heartwell reports power-line damage from gusty winds.
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