Israel halts fire as plan for PLO evacuation emerges
Israel held fire in west Beirut ending air strikes as proposals for evacuating up to about 6,000 PLO guerrillas from Lebanon circulated. An eight story apartment building housing many refugees was demolished in Friday’s attack, killing hundreds and trapping survivors. Diplomatic efforts, including U S mediation, suggested a pullout could begin soon if Israel accepts the phased evacuation without a multinational buffer force.
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Strike ends at Elyria Manufacturing Co after union vote
A seven week strike ended when Machinists Local 1761 accepted the company's original offer the day after about 250 protesters from multiple unions marched past the Northrup Street plant. The three year pact grants some pay and vacation gains while allowing non union workers to stay. Some strikers will be rehired immediately with others on a preferential list depending on the economy.
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Bomb attack at Ankara airport stalls travel amid gunfire
A bomb exploded in a crowded departure hall at Ankara's airport and a gunfight followed as police confronted unidentified assailants. Authorities report at least three dead and 59 wounded. Turkish officials identify the attackers as members of the Armenian Secret Army for the Liberation of Armenia.
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Weekend weather outlook with chances of storms
Forecast calls for a chance of thunderstorms tonight with a low near 67. Sunday brings showers and possible thunderstorms with high near 82. Precipitation probability is about 66 percent tonight and 70 percent Sunday, affecting outdoor plans.
Wright Airlines profit plan shapes regional carrier future
Gilbert Singerman, president of Wright Airlines, says the eight Convair propeller planes keep the carrier afloat. The regional airline, 15 years old, projects over 1 million dollars in profit for 1982. C T Staff Writer Steve Fogarty examines past progress and future plans.
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Steve Fogarty
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