Israel adds tanks as Beirut ceasefire falters
United Press International reports Israel reinforced siege forces around west Beirut on a shaky ceasefire. An Nahar cites 130 additional tanks and armored cars joining forces from Khaldeh to Beirut port. PLO chief Arafat rejects new withdrawal plan. U S envoy Habib voiced pessimism about ending the 39 day invasion without more bloodshed. Defense Minister Sharon cautions time is running out as Syria and Saudi Arabia postpone Washington visit.
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Beirut
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Ma’ariv
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Yasser Arafat
Philip Habib
Elias Sarkis
Defense
Ariel Sharon
Syria
Saudi Arabia
Washington
Reagan unveils revised New Federalism plan in Baltimore
President Reagan outlined a phased eight year shift of about 40 billion dollars in federal programs to states and localities. The plan would have the federal government assume Medicaid while states take over Aid to Families with Dependent Children and keep food stamps at the federal level. Funding would come from general tax revenues, with counties guaranteed 100 percent of funds historically passed to them, and states may not opt out before 1985 after consultation with local officials.
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National Association of Counties
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Nordson Groundbreaking Date Not Fixed
Nordson announced groundbreaking on Wednesday but could not fix the visit date. The Beirut cease-fire, sixth in five weeks, appeared to hold despite skirmishes elsewhere in Lebanon. Wafa reported Palestinian guerrillas conducted five operations against Israeli forces in the Bekaa valley east of Lake Karouan.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Wafa
Bekaa Valley
Lake Karouan
Detention hearings set for girls in double murder case
Two sisters charged as juveniles with aggravated murder, attempted murder and arson remain in detention pending a final hearing. Officials weigh whether the older girl will be tried as an adult, with psychological and physical exams planned and a review of prior records. The case stems from a weekend fire at the Hawkins home and a pursuit in Oberlin. A fundraiser for Beulah Hawkins, injured in the blaze, was set up at the Oberlin bank.
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Janas
Oberlin
Glasow
Henry T. Webber
Lora
Diana
John Baynes
Gerald Strait
Elyria
Hawkins
Lorain County Savings and Trust National Bank
Film mogul loses top job after string of flops
Hollywood reports United Artists chief David Begelman, tied to a forgery and embezzlement scandal at Columbia Pictures five years earlier, was terminated after a record of poor film performances. MGM-UA said it ended the relationship, with no clear statement on resignation or firing.
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UPI
David Begelman
Columbia Pictures
United Artists
Mgm-Ua Entertainment Co
Begelman
Heaven
Donald Sipes
MGM Film Corp
David
Mgm-Ua
Frank Rosenfelt
Frank Rothman
Columbia
Cliff Robertson
MGM
MGMUA
Sheik pays 32 bills and sues hotel in Broward County
Saudi Arabian sheik Mohamed al Fassi paid off 31 bad debts including a 1.5 million Diplomat Hotel bill and filed a 4 billion damage suit against the hotel in Broward Circuit Court. Local creditors collected debts from 1,000 to 16,000 dollars as aides removed valuables worth about 40 million.
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Hollywood
Fla
UPI
Mohamed al-Fassi
Diplomat
al-Fassi
Richard Gerstein
Broward
Joseph E. Price Jr
al- Fassi
Prowler who entered Buckingham Palace spoke with Queen Elizabeth
Michael Fagan 31 scaled a wall and climbed a window to Buckingham Palace and spent about 10 minutes chatting with Queen Elizabeth II in her bedroom before a footman was summoned. The incident triggered a security review and heightened patrols around the palace.
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UPI
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Buckingham Palace
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Palace
Queen Elizabeth
William Whitelaw
Parliament
London Sun
Fagan
Margaret Thatcher
Whitelaw
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Clemens Road
Westlake
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Center
Theodore Busch
C-T
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Beulah Hawkins
Allen Memorial Hospital
Bradley
Mrs. Mullins
Grant
Wakeman
Council
MGM UA
Angel Death
the Chronicle Telegram
East Avenue
P.O
Tobe Dail
Lorate County
Sheik
Saud al- Rashed
Thomas E. Thomas Jr
Thomas
Lou Medina
Medina
Yellow Cab Co
Fort Lauderdale
Jesse Gaddis
Cab
Prowler
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