Warning to Soviets and Marines Eulogized at Home
The Reagan administration views the Big Pine exercise as a warning to the Soviet Union and Cuba that the United States will not tolerate further leftist takeovers in Central America following Nicaragua in 1979. Marines slain in Lebanon are honored as emblems of national dedication to peace amid ongoing conflicts.
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Beach Boys rock New York State Fair crowd
The Beach Boys delivered lively performances for about 13,000 fans at the New York State Fair Grandstand Friday night. The page also notes that actor Richard Dreyfuss had drug possession charges dismissed after progress in a counseling program.
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Drowning Suspected In Kyser Lake Death
Michael Bathrick a 21 year old man from Red Hook arrived at his parents camp near Dolgeville and planned a quick swim Friday night. He disappeared after diving into Kyser Lake about 7 50 p m and his body was recovered before 1 a m. Coroner awaiting autopsy to determine exact cause. Police continue investigation with unclear reasons for his disappearance.
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French planes aid Chad forces at Oum Chalouba outpost
French air force Jaguar bombers buzzed Libyan and rebel troops to aid Chadian forces in repulsing an attack on the Oum Chalouba garrison 400 miles northeast of N'Djamena. Government claims of 800 attackers killed and 400 captured could not be independently confirmed. Western sources noted heavy competing reports.
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Fair aims to set attendance record at Labor Day fair
The 1983 New York State Fair ends its run with a Labor Day Weekend program at the grandstand featuring tractor pulls demolition derby and stock car racing. Attendance stands at 481 731, about 47 000 above last year’s pace as 200 entrants expected in the final National Tractor Pullers Association stop. Boss Hog will crush cars on the track while the weekend also includes a $15 000 purse for the Modified Auto Race and a $3 000 demolition derby prize.
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Reagan weighs Soviet sanctions
President Reagan weighs a measured response to the Soviet downing of Korean Air Lines Flight 007 and 269 deaths. Spokesman Speakes says no decision before Sunday at earliest as advisers meet. FAA suspends the disputed northern international air route as safety questions loom. The U N accuses the Soviet Union of calculated murder while the Kremlin has yet to fully account for its actions.
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Demonstrators vent fury over Korean Air jet tragedy in NYC and Boston
Up to 2000 protesters marched in New York linking arms to denounce Soviet actions after Korean Air Lines flight 007 was shot down. They burned a Soviet flag and prayed for victims as U S officials confirmed 269 aboard. In Boston a tavern owner poured out Stolichnaya vodka, vowing never to sell it again.
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End of the American Revolution Ignites 1783 Treaty's Significance
The Treaty of Paris in 1783 crowned America's independence, with Franklin Adams and Jay sealing victory, while Washington’s 1770s leadership and a near military mutiny at Newburgh shaped the path to nationhood. The war ended in America as fighting continued abroad, securing global acknowledgment of the new republic.
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