Israel and Lebanese militias shell southern towns
Israeli forces and the South Lebanon Army shelled Nabatiyeh and nearby Arab Salim and Jarjou for two hours, wounding two. The raids followed President Gemayel’s claim that Israel annexed up to 12 square miles of Lebanese border territory.
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Florida hit by heavy storms and tornadoes on Saturday
Severe weather blasted northern and central Florida with heavy showers and tornadoes. Bellsview and Hernando County reported damage with no injuries. Golf ball sized hail fell in Marion County and near Leesburg, while Jacksonville Naval Air Station recorded 3.07 inches of rain in six hours.
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Toledo Jeep workers authorize strike vote on safety
TOLEDO AP United Auto Workers members at the Jeep plant authorize leadership to stage a vote on a possible strike over unresolved health and safety concerns amid reports AMC may phase out the Toledo works. AMC executive says a replacement assembly line could be added at another plant under development.
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Iraqi Warplanes Down Two Iranian Jets in Persian Gulf Attack
Iraqi military says its air force shot down two Iranian jets and strafed two unidentified ships in the Persian Gulf. A direct strike hit the Ganaveh pumping station near Kharg Island, raising smoke at facilities tied to Iran’s main oil export terminal, which handles most of the nation’s exports.
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Murdoch Dailies Protests Turned Violent at East London Plant
About 3,000 strikers and sympathizers clashed with police at Rupert Murdoch’s high tech print plant. Police said 23 arrests were made for public disorder and an officer was hospitalized with facial injuries. Two thousand production workers and 1,000 women protested the dismissal of 5,000 graphics union members who had struck Jan 24.
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Drive by viewing at mortuary denied by Oakland officials
An Oakland plan to install drive by viewing windows at Paul Fuller’s mortuary was rejected as the Planning Department conditioned provisional approval on not offering drive by viewing. Commissioners criticized the concept as offensive.
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Yugo recalls 9800 US cars for seat belt checks
Yugo America Inc recalls all 9,800 cars sold in the United States to inspect seat belt restraints and make adjustments. The voluntary recall, prompted by internal inspections, aims to ensure customer safety and quality. President William Prior notes no immediate safety risk but supports the action.
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Askia seeks Democratic bid for Ohio Senate seat in 27th district
Akron AP report notes activist Ghais F. Askia announces bid for the Democratic nomination to succeed Oliver Ocasek in the 27th Senate District. Summit County Councillor Gerry Ceravolo also seeks the nomination, while Wayne M. Jones signals interest. Asia, a former Ohio College Democrats president, is mentioned in context.
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South Yemen Names Heider al Attas President and Cabinet Leader
South Yemen the Marxist state on the Red Sea appointed Heider al Attas a 47 year old civil engineer as president and named an 18 member Cabinet led by Yasin Saeed Numan. The government also included two women on the Supreme People's Council for the first time.
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Libyan forces begin eight day live fire maneuvers off coast
Libyan air force and navy launched eight days of maneuvers with live ammunition off Libya’s coast. State television cited the Tripoli Air Traffic Control Area as the exercise zone and said air activity would stay under visual and radar control to protect civilian planes.
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Annette Polin Wins Annette Fuanicello Look Alike Contest
Center back Annette Elana Polin wins a look alike contest during Cincinnati Italian Week. Contestants include Sharon Shotwell Marie Salem Beth Nethero and May Fucito as participants pose for the event reports AP.
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