Fierce fighting erupts in Beirut amid multi‑front attacks
In west Beirut Shiite Amal and Communist fighters clash for a third day killing at least 21 and wounding 100 as battles rage around Hamra and the Commodore Hotel. Hostage negotiator Terry Waite remains missing and aid convoys are blocked amid the siege.
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Lebanon
Anglican Church
Terry Waite
U.N
Bourj el-Barajneh
Chatilla
Nabih Berri
Amal
Bourj el- Barajneh
Radio
West Beirut
Commodore Hotel
Resignation of top Contra leader sparks unity fears
Adolfo Calero quits the UNO directorate prompting concern among Arturo Cruz and Alfonso Robelo that the U S backed umbrella group may collapse. Calero retains control of the 15 000 18 000 strong FDN guerrilla force and seeks to forge a united rebel army amid 100 million in U S aid.
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Miami
Adolfo Calero
Contra Movement
Calero
United Nicaraguan Opposition
UNO
Three Man Uno
Nicaraguan Democratic Force
FDN
UNO Board of Directors
U.S
Arturo Cruz
Alfonso Robelo
Cruz
Robelo
Reagan gives $1000 check for boy awaiting liver transplant
Miami AP report details 17 year old Ronnie DeSillers whose liver transplant funds were stolen. President Reagan mailed a $1000 personal check and a photo, while Vice President Bush sent a letter and photo. Ronnie, in Miami Children’s Hospital, will fly to Pittsburgh for evaluation, with doctors saying six months to live without a transplant. DeSillers says support came from many donors and families affected by transplant waits.
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Maria Desillers
Ronnie DeSillers
Reagan
Miami
Pittsburgh
George Bush
Ronnie
Ronald DeSillers
Ronald
Bush
Ms. DeSillers
Five Oberlin cops offered psychological help after shooting
Five Oberlin Police Department officers involved in Friday's fatal shooting of a Detroit woman were offered psychological consultation to cope with post shooting syndrome. Police Chief Robert Jones said the support is available immediately if sought. Counseling aims to address stress, temper, behavior changes, and related issues seen in officers after such incidents.
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Oberlin
Detroit
Robert Jones
Jones
Wally Everett
Cleveland Police Department
Everett
Cleveland
Mahony seeks grand jury probe into police shooting
Mahony called for a grand jury inquiry after a woman was shot by Oberlin patrolmen responding to a cruiser incident. Police fired multiple .38 revolvers, eight of fourteen rounds hitting or grazing the woman. Norman died from a chest wound as Mahony defended police procedure as a split second reaction with no fixed tactic.
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Mahony
Oberlin
Norman
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The fragment provides a Chronicle Telegram address and phone numbers for Elyria Lorain and Cleveland, along with a dated line and line of text. The readable elements indicate contact details for the newspaper and its circulation area. No full notice content is available to summarize a specific item.
Demjanjuk Faces War Crimes Trial in Israel
Witnesses describe Treblinka killings and gas chamber use as Demjanjuk stands trial for crimes against the Jewish people humanity and persecuted. defense argues to avoid turning Holocaust history into a media show while prosecutors plan to present 30,000 documents.
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Treblinka
Arad
Sheftel
Europe
Mark O'Connor
Chelm
United States
U.S
Cleveland
Seven Hills
Israel
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George Miller
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