Royal Wedding Fever Drenches London Route Crowds
Thousands jam central London amid heat as royal watchers stake spots along the procession route for Prince Charles and Diana. Fans camp with chairs and beds, creating traffic snarls and citywide excitement ahead of the royal wedding.
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Israel PLO clash over cease fire but truce holds
In Beirut and south Lebanon both sides accused the other of truce violations as five days of quiet continue. Israel blamed Palestinian guerrillas for rockets and small arms fire near Maj Saad Haddad’s enclave while Palestinians accused Israel of overflights and air raids. The State Department says flights aren’t attacks. Lebanon repairs damage from the 15 day fighting as energy and fuel disruptions worsen.
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Jets for Israel depend on cease fire
Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger tied release of 10 US made F-16 fighters to Israel to the status of the Middle East cease-fire. He said no single trigger but stressed the need for the cease-fire to hold while negotiations for a longer range settlement proceed. The Reagan administration paused four earlier jets and delayed six more after Israel bombed a PLO HQ near Beirut. A border cease-fire reached last Friday is under White House watch.
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Health programs merger stalls as negotiators near deal
Washington negotiators inch toward merging 19 federal health programs into block grants to the states while debating Medicaid reductions. The massive budget cuts plan aims to save about $12 billion, with retained programs like family planning and immunization. Conferees press on through mini-conferences to finish the fiscal 1982 package amid tax cut debates.
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Celeste floats Ohio gubernatorial bid at Rotary luncheon
Celeste told New London's Rotary that fresh leadership can make Ohio work and that the Democratic Party can assemble a team to restore progress. He praised Ohio's resources and cited the Peace Corps as a model for building strong cross community ties. Attendees included Edson and Josephina Bussacos, Masako Yamamoto, and John Alton, with hosts the Eastmans hosting the Bussacos.
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