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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1982

Page

4

PLO rockets strike Israel from Lebanon amid invasion

PLO guerrillas in southern Lebanon fired a Soviet Katyusha into northern Israel near She'ar Yashuv wounding no one as shelters went up. one Israeli soldier slightly wounded in eastern Lebanon skirmishes. WAFA said Palestinians active in south Lebanon with raids near Sidon and in Bekaa. US envoy Habib proposed a five point plan to ease Beirut siege. Assad reportedly visited Moscow to discuss Lebanon.

PLO Lebanon Israel Galilee She’ar Yashuy Palestine Liberation Organization Mansoura Beirut South Lebanon Bekaa Valley Palestine News Agency WAFA Sidon Bekaa Philip Habib Moslem West Beirut Habib Reagan Washington Saudi Arabia Syria Hafez Assad Moscow al Safir Assad Ariel Sharon United States

Iraq downs Iran jet near Baghdad in first raid in year

Iraqi gunners shot down an Iranian Phantom on a bombing run near Baghdad, killing the pilot and capturing the co pilot. Another Iranian plane escaped ground fire but neither reached the city. The attack follows a three day stalemate on the southern front amid extreme heat and dust. Soviet commentary in Literary Gazette suggested U S gains from the fighting and warned of Gulf states entering a race to chaos.

Baghdad Iraq Iran Moscow United States Middle East Literary Gazette Israel Lebanon U.S. Navy Gulf Gulf States Hashemi Rafsanjani Ayatollah Khomeini Saddam Hussein IRNA Rafsanjani

No-Dot Councils on Cable and Public Access TV

A veteran TV journalist argues televised council meetings could improve decorum and efficiency in small towns while offering clearer explanations in larger cities. He notes editors and cable producers influence presentation, and that some councils refuse telecasts to avoid scrutiny, dulling public involvement.

Hugh Danaceau Cleveland Wviz-Tv Brooklyn Heights Euclid Shaker Heights

Smith rejects Hinckley plea deal to jail him

Washington Attorney General William French Smith refused two plea offers from John Hinckley Jr. lawyers to plead guilty and serve prison time in the Reagan shooting case. The Post cites an unnamed DOJ official saying Smith insisted on a trial. Hinckley, 27, was found not guilty by reason of insanity and is at St Elizabeths hospital.

Washington UPI William French Smith John W. Hinckley Jr Reagan Washington Post Smith Hinckley St. Elizabeths Mental Hospital Justice Department Thomas DeCair Charles F.C. Ruff Jr District of Columbia Roff U.S Roger Adelman James Brady Secret Service Timothy McCarthy Thomas Delahanty Washington Hilton the Post Fuller

Berea shooting tragedy stirs questions of murder suicide

Berea police term Tuesday deaths of James Volpe 20 and Cynthia Wyer 17 as apparent murder death by own action but uncertainty remains over multiple wounds. Locals James Volpe a city mechanic and son of patrolman Arthur Volpe and Cynthia Wyer a Berea High senior majorette. Ongoing coroner tests to determine time and cause with no evident motive found.

Berea James Volpe Cynthia Wyer Volpe Arthur Volpe Pineview Drive Larry Betty Wyer Yancey Drive Brook Park Cynthia William Leppert Leppert Miss Wyer Richard Hurley City Service Department

Bombs blast Paris Left Bank injuring dozens

Two bombs exploded on Paris Left Bank early today injuring at least 36 as a cafe blast near Notre Dame and a second blast at Regis Debray's former apartment wounded patrons and residents. An Armenian group claimed responsibility as a right wing faction linked to attacking Debray denied. Police noted BRF graffiti and possible link to a broader spate of violence in the city.

Paris UPI Regis Debray Seine River Notre Dame Cathdral Latin Quarter St. Severin Orly BRF Rue de Seine DeBray France Dimmitiu Giorgia Orly Airport Israel

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