Syrian forces cross red line into southern Lebanon
Syrian troops moving in armored units crossed toward three southern towns in Lebanon's Bekaa flank and near Metulla, Beirut sources say. The claim notes 4,000 troops and tanks in Sehmor Yehmor and Kfar Tibnit, deep beyond Israel's 1970s red line, amid tense war rhetoric from Israel and Syria.
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Begin attack: calls Schmidt Hitler loyalist and Giscard immoral
TEL AVIV AP Prime Minister Menachem Begin branded West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt a Hitler loyalist to the last moment and called French President Valery Giscard d Estaing immoral. It was his second blast against the two leaders this week as Schmidt addressed the West German Parliament in Bonn after returning from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
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Handicapped Critics Rally At Federal Conference in Washington
Hundreds of wheelchair users attend a federally sponsored conference in Washington. They report severe mobility problems at the Washington Hilton, including limited elevators and inaccessible rooms, despite the event drawing over 4,000 attendees and being billed as the nation’s largest such gathering.
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Governor's Committee On the
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