Iran moves to oust Israel from the U N
Iran challenges Israel's U N credentials in the General Assembly after leaving the Islamic bloc, with a two thirds vote required. U S and Israeli officials condemn the move while diplomacy aims to block a vote.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1982
Page
5
Iran challenges Israel's U N credentials in the General Assembly after leaving the Islamic bloc, with a two thirds vote required. U S and Israeli officials condemn the move while diplomacy aims to block a vote.
Israeli defense minister Ariel Sharon acknowledged allowing Christian Phalange militiamen into Sabra and Chatila camps but said he did so after a Cabinet decision to help soldiers. The inquiry paused hearings to evaluate material, including Sharon’s testimony, amid questions about Prime Minister Begin’s involvement.
Langdon announced the reversal allowing Colgate Raiders to play in the playoffs after players and coaches voiced dismay over a December schedule. Coach Dunlap, athletic director, faced pressure as seniors and underclassmen weighed transfers and potential job offers amid exams and national exposure.
The article notes a sharp market selloff erasing over 50 billion in gains, citing a manic-depressive mood among managers. It compares the drop to 1929, but stresses the 10-year high Dow of 1,036.98 earlier and broad declines across all 30 industrials with 196 stocks rising and 1,586 falling.
President Reagan campaigned in Raleigh as the new report shows inflation at about 2.1 percent annually. T. Regan praised the trend while private economists link the slowdown to the recession, with prices up 0.2 percent in September after prior increases, signaling gradual improvement though the economy remains weak.
Iraq claims a sophisticated weapon, not nuclear or gas, could kill up to 100000 at once and would target military sites only. Saieh Ali Fatah says it was obtained from East and West, described as advanced and prohibited, with Iran war context ongoing since 1980.
India faces a drought affecting about 100 million people across 10 states. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi orders emergency water and food shipments and releases relief funds, though critics say crisis mismanagement persisted. Government officials report relief requests ranging from four overviews to a state seeking $100 million.
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