Begin testifies he knew of Lebanese militiamen decision late
In Jerusalem Prime Minister Menachem Begin told a three member Israeli panel he did not know in advance that Defense Minister Ariel Sharon planned to send Lebanese Christian militiamen into the Sabra and Chatilla camps. He said he learned of the massacre on BBC radio Sept 18 and that the operation was halted after a call to the military chief.
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Menachem Begin
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Begin
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Sharon
Palestine Liberation Organization
Bashir Gemayel
West Beirut
Sabra
Chatilla
Supreme Court
Yitzhak Kahan
Aharon Barak
British Broadcasting Corp
Raphael Eytan
Reagan shows quiet leadership in public absence
President Reagan keeps a low public profile as aides announce key picks like Paul Laxalt for RNC chairman and Donald Hodel as energy secretary. White House officials say he remains in touch, planning press events while minimizing direct public appearances.
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Ronald Reagan
Republican National Committee
White House
Reagan
Sen
Paul Laxalt
Laxalt
Interior
Donald P. Hodel
Speakes
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Jimmy Carter
Nixon Offers Foreign Policy Tips To Reagan On TV Book Tour
Former President Richard Nixon, promoting his book Leaders, urged Reagan to press Israel on settlements and cautioned against cutting too much defense spending. He praised a strong U S posture with Brezhnev tense tone and predicted Reagan would seek a 1984 re election while downplaying Democratic gains. Nixon attended a reunion dinner afterward, where reporters were barred from the gala.
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Richard Nixon
United States
Middle East
Nixon
Israel
West Bank
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Camp David
U.S
Henry Kissinger
John Mitchell
Ron Ziegler
Charles Colson
Reagan
Caspar
Weinberger
Leonard Brezhnev
Soviet plan for mammoth space station G rocket test
Soviet officials outline a program to test a 300+ foot tall G rocket to launch a 110 ton core for a Cosmograd space station. The plan envisions year-round rotating crews, long stays, and manufacturing plants in zero gravity, with NASA wary of the project in a competitive space race.
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Benedict
NASA
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Cosmograd
America
Konstantin Feoktistov
Feoristov
U.S. Air Force
Reagan
James M. Beggs
U.S
Beggs
United States
Salyut
Progress
Lorain County Daily Press and Lorain Living Section
Publication notice from The Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company listing mailing details and weekly rates. Includes address 225 East Avenue PO Box 4010 and post office box 44036 with periodical frequency and service notes.
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the Chronicle Telegram
East Avenue
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Shuttle Columbia ready for first operational mission
Countdown for Columbia's first operational flight began without incident in Cape Canaveral as technicians planned to wash the shuttle's dirty windows and activate power cells. The mission launches two commercial satellites for SBS and Telesat Canada with a seven nineteen a m ET liftoff set and a crew of four led by Vance Brand.
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Fla
Columbia
Mark Hess
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Space Shuttle
Vance Brand
Satellite Business Systems Inc
Telesat Canada Ltd
NASA
Lenoir and
Allen
Brand
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