Shultz expects Syria to withdraw troops from Lebanon
U S Secretary of State George P Shultz predicts Syria will pull its forces from Lebanon within a reasonable time as Arab leaders press for a full withdrawal. Israel offers to keep a small force if Syria withdraws, while Syria and Saudi pressure reflect broader regional diplomacy before a formal accord is signed.
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George Pp. Shultz
Middle East
Syria
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Fahd
Arab League
Israel
State Department
United States
Shultz
Tel Aviv
Damascus
Hafez Assad
Jidda
Assad
Prince Saud
Palestine Liberation Organization
Frost alert as Central New York faces cold overnight
National Weather Service at Hancock Airport warns of frost in Central New York with clear skies and temperatures in the low 30s. Overnight frost expected, followed by sunny milder conditions tomorrow with a high near 60.
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New Yorkers
National Weather Service
Hancock Airport
Three Men Shot Dead in Southeast Houston Home
Police found three men shot to death at a southeast Houston house early today. Investigators suspect the killings arose from a drug related robbery.
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Houston
UPI
Victory marked as WWII defeat anniversary in Moscow
Thousands of veterans with World War II medals gathered in Red Square and visited war memorials to celebrate the 38th anniversary of Nazi Germany's defeat.
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Moscow
Red Square
Germany
Soviet defense minister vows to keep powder dry against Reagan drive
Moscow quoted Defense Minister Dmitri Ustinov saying the Soviet Union will not engage in an arms race and will resist President Reagan's push to achieve global military superiority.
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Moscow
UPI
Dmitri Ustinov
Soviet Union
Reagan
Thatcher calls general election for June ninth
Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher announced a general election date of June 9 from 10 Downing Street after visiting Queen Elizabeth II. Buckingham Palace confirmed the dissolution of Parliament will occur Friday as required to call the vote Fin.
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London
Margaret Thatcher
Downing St
Thatcher
Queen Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
Lottery numbers posted for Albany draw results
The Albany daily numbers winner was 926 and the Win Four number 9578 reported by AP. A light quip about middle age closes the item.
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Albany
Appeals court asked to KO squeal rule
Two family planning groups ask the U S Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia to permanently strike a Reagan era regulation that would require clinics to notify parents within 10 days if a girl under 18 is given birth control pills a diaphragm or an intrauterine device. The case groups Planned Parenthood Federation of America and the National Family Planning and Reproductive Health Association contend the rule breaches adolescent confidentiality and may drive teens from clinics.
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U.S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Planned Parenthood Federation of America
National Family Planning and Reproductive Health Association
Reagan
Federal District Court
New York
Washington, D.C
Appeals Court
Congress
Marjory Mecklenberg
Department of Health and Human Services
Planned Parenthood
States
Death of 2nd Shea teacher in 5 months mourned
Norman E. Caldwell Jr., 35, social studies teacher at Shea Middle School, died in a one car crash on Route 481 in DeWitt. The loss follows the February death of science teacher Bob Bliss after a rock climbing accident. Pupils wept as faculty recalled his rapport with students and his counsel, while the district grieved for a second time in under five months.
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Shea Middle School
Norman E. Caldwell Jr
Caldwell
DeWitt
Geddes Street
Bob Bliss
Chittenango Falls
Madison County
Joyce Guldy
Shea
Alex Grihin
Bliss
Robert DiFlorio
Syracuse
Marcia Angerosa
Dave Muolo
Joyce Guidy
Lincoln Middle School
Kim Gunn
Kim
Angelo Mancini
Nuclear Freeze Battle Moves From House To Senate Fight
In Washington, nuclear freeze advocates push for a U S moratorium on weapons as the Senate unit faces a Foreign Relations Committee review. House passage came after a protracted debate with a 278 to 149 vote but only after a key modification tying the freeze to arms reductions within a specified period. Senate fate uncertain as leaders weigh committee referral and potential floor battle.
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House
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Freeze
Edward M. Kennedy
D. Mass
Mark Hatfield
Howard Baker
Tenn
Rubin McCormack
Baker
Mother's Day Peace Walks Rally Nuclear Freeze Activists
Protesters with babies marched in cities nationwide to push the nuclear freeze plan as Dr. Benjamin Spock addressed Chicago demonstrators. Thousands gathered, many with infants, while in New Orleans mothers mailed photos and petitions to Louisiana senators supporting the amendment.
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Chicago
Spock
New Orleans
Louisiana
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