PLO Rebels Battle House to House in Bekaa City
In Lebanon, PLO rebels and Yasser Arafat loyalists fight house to house in Jdeita, Bekaa Valley, with four wounded reported as fighting enters its fourth day. In Hebron, Arab gunmen killed three and wounded 28 at the Arab university amid ongoing Israeli and Arab clashes.
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Marines deny policy banning second servings
Marine officers say a Pentagon directive forbidding unlimited seconds in chow lines is likely a red herring and will mostly affect management. Gunnery Sgt. Peggy Cauley at Camp Pendleton says young Marines will still get enough to eat as food service officers prepare similar amounts. The headquarters message bans seconds except when personnel did not take their share or chose less expensive meals.
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Public response questions ethics and vulnerability of lawmakers
Readers discuss ousting Studds and Crane amid moral outrage and hypocrisy. Citizens debate censure versus removal, criticizing homosexuals in lawmaking and calling for focus on policy while noting age and private lives. Local text shows partial address lines and advertising remnants.
Bolton votes to limit pigs as town clings to farming roots
In Bolton Massachusetts residents voted 25.185 at Nashoba Regional High School to block a plan capping pigs at eight per farmer. Farmers lament loss of agricultural heritage while neighbors cite odor health concerns and property value worries as a quiet dispute becomes a public decision.
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Reagan to expand military drills in Honduras this year
Washington reports say the Reagan administration plans ground exercises in Honduras with up to 4,000 U.S. troops. A televised address is set for tonight as Kissinger leads a bipartisan commission on Central America and U.S. ships move off Nicaragua and El Salvador.
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Stanadyne Vote Looms Over Job Package
Committee chairman Angelo Vasi said he agreed to submit the package to members to save jobs. He could not predict the vote as the company cut about 200 plant jobs and warned no further extensions if rejected.
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Bookkeeper 32 arrested in slayings of five boys
Five boys aged 4 to 13 were found in shallow graves across Utah after police questioned Roger W. Downs of Salt Lake City. Downs, a 32-year-old bookkeeper, faces homicide investigation charges as relatives call for brutal punishment. Victims include Graeme Cunningham, 13, and others missing up to four years.
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