Mutiny spreads as PLO rebels challenge Arafat in Lebanon
In Housh Barada near Baalbek, PLO officer Abu Akram Mosaa Awad says 28 commanders signed a manifesto opposing Yasser Arafat and promoting military action to win Palestinian rights. He predicts no fighting between factions. Khalaf criticizes Arafat but supports dialogue. Rebels claim 10,000 supporters. 150 guerrillas visible in town.
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Arafat
Israel
PLO
Golan Heights
Lebanon
Bekaa
Begin
Housh Barada
Yasser Arafat
Mousa Awad
Palestine Liberation Organization
Awad
Abu Akram
Revolutionary Command Council
Fatah
Salah Khalaf
United Arab Emirates
Damascus
Baalbek
Lebanon wary of partition on anniversary of Israeli invasion
Beir ut has just 1 year after Israel’s 1982 Lebanon invasion left about 30 000 to 35 000 Israeli troops in the country with thousands of Lebanese casualties and a shattered sovereignty as Syria and the PLO maintain influence. Washington and Moscow back lines shift as Lebanon’s government fears partition into Syrian and Israeli zones and warns of a fragile Beirut authority.
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Lebanon
Khadafy
Tripoli
Beirut
As-Safir
Libya
Israel
Jerusalem
Menachem Begin
Syria
Begin
U.S
Philip C. Habib
Washington
PLO
Arab League
Bekaa
United States
An-Nahar
Jordan
Assad
South
Hafez Pas
Yasser Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Arafat
Reagan
Middle East
Moscow
Irish Republican Army
George P. Shultz
Amin Gemayel
Germayel
Old Glory love it or leave it mayor tells vandals
Salem Ohio three men charged with defacing the American flag appeared before Mayor Robert Sell. Lawrence Loliman Jr. Randall Menough and Ralin Jackson were sentenced to up to 90 days in jail and fined 750 dollars each after ripping down a bracket holding four flags on the town main street. The mayor offered to suspend sentence if they became Russian citizens and left the country, which they declined.
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Salem
Ohio
Robert Sell
Soviet Union
Sell
Lawrence Loliman Jr
Randall Menough
Ralin Jackson
Gabor reportedly ejects disabled patrons from seats at theater
Philadelphia report says Zsa Zsa Gabor ordered six Woods Schools head injury unit residents to move to the back during intermission at City Line Dinner Theater while she performed in Forty Carats. Supervisors and patients expressed humiliation as the incident drew officials’ comments.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Philadelphia Inquirer
The
Inquirer
the Woods
Bucks County
City Line
Gabor
Robert Hussong
Beverly Hills
the Inquirer
of the Woods
Deborah Missanelli
Ms. Missanelli
Beverly Stabler
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ANSO
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