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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1983

Page

3

French jets strike Shiite base in Bekaa amid Lebanon clashes

In Tripoli and the Bekaa Valley, French jets bombed a Shiite guerrilla base as Israeli raids retaliated for attacks on U.S., French, and Israeli sites in Lebanon. Yasser Arafat urged by Tripoli leaders to leave. Jibril warned of bombardment if he stays. Arafat said he would go only if city elders request it. UN reports of casualties amid ongoing fighting.

Tripoli Lebanon Bekaa Valley U.S PLO Yasser Arafat Beirut Arafat French Defense Ministry Paris Clemenceau Baalbek Bekaa Ohe Tyre Jior Jibril Baddawi Zahriyeh

Senate backs debt limit rise amid tax hike opposition

In a 58 to 40 vote the Senate approved authorizing a $61 billion increase in the national debt limit to $1.45 trillion. The move aims to keep funding through mid February while reconciliation with the House’s $1.615 trillion figure proceeds. White House warns checks may bounce without a higher limit. Senate rejected an $88 billion package tying taxes to spending cuts, arguing it offered little deficit relief. Russell Long questioned tax increases as Reagan would veto such steps.

Washington Senate Reagan House White House

Day After TV Movie Delivers Stark Nuclear Dawn Warning

The Day After on ABC presents a two hour and 15 minute dramatization of a nuclear attack on the American Midwest. It portrays devastation, loss, and the collapse of daily life, prompting debate over disarmament and the film’s political impact.

ABC Midwest Eve Dahlberg Bibi Besch Jim John Cullum Europe Britain

Four charged in Lorain bar shooting and related killings

The four suspects Herman and Howard Bittner Malone Grimes and Grimes face multiple counts including murder felonious assault and aggravated robbery tied to the Kitchen Kinney slayings and bar shootings in Lorain area. Wounded are Kelly Smith Ora White and Robert Allison. Bodies of Kinney and Kale found after fires and shootings prompted linked investigations.

Kale Herman Kelly Smith Howard Ora White Malone Kinney Robert Allison Grimes Kitchen Lorain Amherst Robert J. Allison III Bittner Brothers Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation Richfield Munney 3 Herman Bittnher Long John Silver Cooper Foster Park Road Burger Chef East 28Th Street

Tiffany the dog saved from concrete prison rescue

A dog named Tiffany was found trapped up to her hips in solid concrete and rescued after a 90 minute operation. Firefighters with air-chiseled concrete while two rescuers supported her, then she was taken to Detroit-Dover Animal Hospital for treatment and fluids.

Jeff Laeng Westlake Tiffany Laeng Detroit- Dover Animal Hospital Detroit Road Dennis Williams Donald Miller Robert Patton Detroit-Dover David A

Glenn shifts to 10 percent surcharge for deficits

Sen John Glenn backs Reagan era tax cuts but now calls for a 10 percent surcharge to roll back the last year of those cuts. He accuses Mondale of empty promises while Mondale aides call the attack a sign of slipping support and accuse Glenn of voodoo arithmetic amid debates over deficits.

Washington John Glenn Ronald Reagan Mondale Ohio Glenn Jim Johnson

Controversial statue sparks removal debate in park

In New Haven Connecticut the sculpture Playmates by Princeton sculptor J Seward Johnson has drawn protests for depicting three youths viewing a men's magazine The artwork faces potential removal from the city park amid controversy and public outcry reported by AP

Princeton N.J J. Seward Johnson New Haven

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