Reagans Lebanon pullout draws Arab and Israeli criticism
Israel and moderate Arab states condemn President Reagan's decision to withdraw U.S. Marines from Lebanon, calling it a blow to American prestige and a setback for Middle East peace. Cairo and Egyptian media label it a political move to sway voters, while Syria gains leverage amid stalled Lebanese and Palestinian talks.
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De Lorean narcotics trial opens after long delay
The De Lorean case moves to jury selection in Los Angeles after 17 months of delays amid a tangled backdrop involving Hustler publisher Larry Flynt and FBI tapes. Two co defendants pleaded guilty. De Lorean, 59, faces conspiracy to distribute cocaine to raise money for his auto firm. Jury questioning will be intensive to ensure an unbiased panel as Cristina Ferraro is expected to appear.
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Experts say no model predicts assassins yet
A National Academy of Sciences panel said there are no scientifically valid models to forecast who will be an assassin. The group urged improved analysis of existing threat data and mental health training for Secret Service agents while cautioning that mental health consultants cannot replace agents’ judgment. They noted 11 assassination attempts involving 12 attackers in U.S. history.
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Gemayel told: Cancel Israeli agreement amid Lebanon crisis
President Amin Gemayel faced pressure from opposition leaders in northern Lebanon as he negotiates with Syria. The opponents demanded he void the May 17 Lebanon Israel troop withdrawal accord within 48 hours or endure renewed resistance. Gunfire and mortar blasts marked heavy fighting along the Green Line between east Beirut and west Beirut, the fiercest since February.
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Israeli troops kill two civilians near Sidon in Lebanon
Israeli soldiers in Sidon said they fired on a civilian vehicle that ignored a halt order. The military reported two civilians were killed as the car continued down the road after the command.
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Trials of six men dramatize rape case at Big Dans tavern
In New Bedford Mass radio and TV cover ongoing Fall River case with six defendants charged in the alleged gang rape at Big Dans tavern. Crowd gathers at the Bristol County Courthouse as testimony unfolds with local residents debating credibility and calls to protect rape victims.
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