Syrians roll into Tripoli to end fighting in Lebanon
Syrian soldiers rolled into Tripoli aboard armored tanks to end three weeks of combat between militias and Beirut factions. The Green Line clashes killed and wounded civilians, with five wounded and two soldiers killed as a truce began after army and militia mediation. Syrian forces seized key positions including the port, backing Tawheed Islamī to curb Palestinian factions, while pledging cooperation among sides.
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Tawheed Fight 18
Campaigns split by image and issues in mayoral race
In Fayette Park Dan McGuire and Jeff Light report the 1985 mayoral contest featuring Democrat Tom Young promoting a positive image with unposed photos and campaign brochure help from Omni Communications. Opponent Roy Bernardi counters with a focus on voice and fashion while noting two parallel campaigns: policy debate and image management.
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Fayette Park
Ich
Anne Kowalczyk
Omni Communications
Young
Imbo
Bernadi
Stort
Tonsottal
Bernard
State Fair
Bernardi
Bernard Mahoney
David Pinkham
Joseph's
Giovanni's Men's Fashion & Forma! Wear Inc
Penn Can Mall
Lows
Pysegna’s
South Warren
Senate Deadlock Threatens Government Shutdown Over Debt Limit
Washington UPI reports that the federal government risks a cash crunch as checks may bounce unless Congress acts. Reagan and Baker warned of an imminent financing emergency as the Senate failed to advance a debt ceiling increase and rejected Byrd's bid to return the bill to committee. Dole warned of heightened political theater while urging a stopgap to fund Social Security federal pay and government contracts, signaling likely intense votes in coming days.
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Byrd
Robert Dole
Dole
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Somorrow
Baker
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House
U S will ignore World Court in political cases
Washington says the Reagan administration will withdraw from the World Court's jurisdiction except for non political matters. Officials argue the UN tribunal is hostile to the United States and note that major powers have not accepted its political jurisdiction.
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Man charged after deadly shooting near Camillus farm
Samuel Whitmore, 27, of Camillus, was charged with second degree murder after confessing to killing his girlfriend Susan Connell, 26. Connell was found in Whitmore s mother s car near Carver and Appice Tree Point roads. Whitmore was arraigned and committed for psychiatric evaluation. Authorities noted Connell had been strangled and that Whitmore had a prior depression history.
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Bumar Circle
Cayuga County
Whitmore
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Hutchings Psychiatric Center
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Susan C Connell
Oakridge Drive
Camillus
Carver
Appice Tree Point
Connellis
Connell
Bishop Ludden High School
Karen Connell
Karen
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