Lebanese cautions in disarmament conflict
Lebanese armored columns move into Christian east Beirut to disarm 20000 Phalangists while new fighting erupts between Phalangists and Druze east of the capital. Clashes leave about 12 dead and 60 wounded in 24 hours in Shouf mountains.
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Julia Flint
United Press International
Christian East Beirut
Phalange
Beirut
As Safir
Shouf
Christia
Phalangists
Lebanon
Amin Gemayel
Washington
Yitzhak Shamir
George
Shultz
Israel
West
Gold coin to aid Olympics
Washington reports the first U.S. gold coin since 1933 features two Olympic runners for the 1984 Los Angeles Games. The coin, unveiled yesterday, funds two Olympic committees under a government partnership, with up to 600 million dollars split between the committees. Proceeds to Los Angeles would be held in escrow to cover costs and support Olympic programs.
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JPI Telephoto
Treasury Department
Washington
UPI
Los Angeles
U.S
Lawrence Hough
Wind toppled World Trade Center scaffolding injuring tourists
A strong wind toppled a 30 foot scaffold at the World Trade Center injuring a West German tourist and two others. Victims were taken to Beekman Downtown Hospital where Gudrun Finke 24 of West Germany was in serious condition with a fractured skull. Hans Lohmann 25 of North Bergen New Jersey and Kathy Sullivan 30 of The Bronx were in good condition with multiple injuries.
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New York
UPD
World Trade Center
New York Infirmary-Beekman
Gudrun Finke
West Germany
Hans Lohmann
North Bergen
N.J
Kathy Sullivan
Bronx
Lohmann
Cable rebroadcast ruling overturned in Mets EMI case
A federal appeals panel ruled EMI a common carrier for retransmitting WOR-TV signals, overturning a McCain ruling that would have awarded the Mets damages up to 50,000 per telecast. The Mets may pursue further action as the decision affects potential royalties and licenses in the cable industry.
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Onn Chapple
Syracuse Cablesystems
EMI
Newhouse Broadcasting
Syracuse
Wor-Tv
New York City
Mets Broadcasting Network
Mets
Doubleday Sports
MecCurn
McCain
Maxiani Iy Couthe Co
Gerard Toner
Doubleday Sports Inc
Sup
WGN
United
Toner
App
U.S. Supreme Court
McCarn
Bomb rips Canadian plant in Litton facility blast
Witnesses report a powerful explosion at the Litton plant near Ontario shaking rooms and windows. The facility makes Tomahawk guidance systems and has seen protests. lawmakers debate test plans and nuclear weapons deployment as North Atlantic regimes consider range tests and cross border assurances.
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Litton
Ontario Court of Ap
North Atlantic
Mare
United States
Canada
Prim Range
Pentagon
Union
Wen
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