Falklands War Ends Not Yet Over British Aid Blamed
Argentina’s military government, fighting to survive, said the Falklands war is not over despite a cease-fire. Britain warned Argentine prisoners could die from exposure if not repatriated. The junta faced internal dissent as foreign and NATO support were cited as reasons for Britain’s partial triumph. Leaders faced resignations and political turmoil as rioting pressed the regime.
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Argentina
Falklands
Britain
United States
Stanley
Nicanor Costa Mendez
The Cleveland Press fades away after 104 years
The Cleveland Press, once a dominant city daily, closes as economic pressures shrink ad revenue. Under Cole the paper tried innovations like a morning street edition, but The Plain Dealer’s dominance left The Press unable to survive. Former staff recall devastation and long decline.
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Cleveland Press
Usal
Cole
Cleveland Plain Dealer
the Plain Dealer
Time Magazine
The
Press
American University Journalism
Richard T. Stout
Stout
Plain Dealer
The Press to Die Ends a Cleveland Newspaper Era
A veteran editor recalls the Press and its fearless, local voice from 1969 to 1972. He notes memories of Blondie and Li'l Abner, Whitey Lewis, Winsor French, Milt Widder, and the paper’s ethnic reach, ending with a bittersweet farewell as plans shift to Elyria and Western Cuyahoga County competition.
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Cleveland
Glenville Area
Blondie
Li'l
Abner
Nancy
Winsor French
Milt Widder
Elyria
Bat
the Plain Dealer
The
Cuyahoga County
Phlash
Assault on Beirut by Israel feared policy for three administrations
In a televised interview Israeli Defense Minister Ariel Sharon reaffirmed that the United States plays a key role in Lebanon. He insisted Israel would not shift its stance in Lebanon without an arrangement to permanently keep Syrians and the PLO out of Lebanon.
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Ariel Sharon
United States
Lebanon
PLO
Lorain County
Common Pleas
Clerk of Courts
White
Ridgeville board rejects beer sales to fund parks
Ridgeville officials declined allowing beer sales at the baseball complex to raise money for parks and recreation. The board faced negative public reaction after council left the decision to the parks board and concerns about security costs and concession impact.
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Parks and Recreation
Council
Martin
Parks and Ree Board
Baseball Boosters
Reagan seeks peace image at United Nations address
President Reagan aimed to soften his hawk role at the U N conference on disarmament in New York as Soviet leaders touted no first use pledges. White House aides framed his remarks as fleshing out peace proposals while outlining steps to reduce nuclear risk and improve U S Soviet communications. Reagan also met Egyptian Foreign Minister Kamal Hassan Ali after returning from Texas and urged action in Lebanon amid the Israel Lebanon conflict.
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UPI
Reagan
United Nations
U.N
Andrei Gromyko
Leonid Brezhnev
Kremlin
White House
U.S
Europe
Larry Speakes
Texas
Kamal Hassan Ali
Hosni Mubarak
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