Reagan ordered reversal of harsh Begin condemnation
President Reagan personally ordered a reversal of a mounting campaign by top officials to condemn Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin after Israel’s attack on PLO positions in Beirut. One aide said only one man counted in setting the U.S. tone.
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World Bank chief appeals to Congress for IDA funds
A. W. Clausen, new World Bank president, urges Congress to approve replenishment for the International Development Association to aid the poorest nations. He cites U.S. commitments, global benefits, and the need to sustain development amid inflation and oil pressures. He warns that withholding funds hurts both developing nations and U.S. interests.
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Diana Weeps at Tidworth Polo Before Wedding
Lady Diana Spencer burst into tears at a Tidworth polo match four days before her wedding to Prince Charles. Charles comforted her and the Navy won 4-3 over the Army. Buckingham Palace offered no comment.
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Chronicle Telegram Notice Fragment
The Chronicle Telegram issue dated July 26 1981 presents a damaged text fragment from a local notice page. It includes partial identifiers and address strings associated with the publication.
ACLU stays neutral on Ohio redistricting proposal
The ACLU of Ohio announces it will take no position on the FAIR reapportionment amendment aimed at ending gerrymandering. Committee seeks 285,000 voter signatures to meet August deadline for November ballot proposals.
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Tax cut focus keystone in Reagan Monday address
President Reagan will dedicate his Monday night television speech to the tax cut proposal and not pair it with Social Security solvency, White House spokesman David Gergen said. He stressed momentum for the tax plan amid a critical week and urged delaying Social Security talks.
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