Reagan Plans Dense Pack Base for MX Missiles
President Reagan is expected to announce approval of an Air Force plan to base 100 intercontinental missiles in underground shelters within a 14 square mile area. The move, tied to a December 1 Congress deadline, faces possible vetoes during a lame duck session and congressional scrutiny.
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Lebanon rejects Israeli conditions amid Sidon blast and talks
In Beirut area fighting and a Sidon blast marked the day as Lebanon told US envoy Habib they rejected Israeli demands for a long term military watchpost on Barouk mountain and a 25 mile access corridor from Damour.
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Palestine Liberation Organization
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Furnace Heat Exchanger Failure Spurs ReplacementAdvice
Homeowners hear that a cracked or corroded heat exchanger may leak and prompt replacing a furnace. Contractors cite costs between 200 and 500 dollars to repair, urging two written estimates and a permit, while BBB guidance suggests checking referrals with the bureau. The piece also notes a separate defense article on the MX missile basing debate and various plans and costs.
Moi Rejects Linking Namibia Independence to Cuban Pullout
Kenyan President Daniel arap Moi told George Bush that no democracy can link Namibia's independence to Cuba's pullout from Angola after a 80 minute meeting in Nairobi. Moi called the linkage a delaying tactic, signaling a notable divergence with the US during Bush's Africa tour, as Kenya remains a close US ally with military links.
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Kennedy memories linger as theories persist in Dallas
Nineteen years after Kennedy's Dallas assassination, a Dallas County Democratic service marks the anniversary while speculation endures. In Brookline Mass attendance at the Kennedy birthplace has risen, and historians note lingering conspiracy beliefs despite the Warren Commission finding Oswald acted alone. The Kennedy Museum closed after last year’s anniversary, and testimony links to Harrelson are disputed by the FBI.
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FBI
Mother and daughter reunited after cross country abduction case
A Virginia mother and her missing 5-year-old daughter, Rachel Genny Moore, were found 000 miles away in a Fairfield California motel with her father Edward J. Moore, who was arrested on a felony warrant awaiting extradition. The case drew on a newspaper photograph syndicated with news of the Missing Children Act and tips from a waitress and readers.
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Associated Press
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