Tripoli truce accord reached to end Lebanese clash
Saudi and Syrian backed ministers announced a plan to cease fire and evacuate PLO forces from Tripoli within two weeks. Arafat offered to leave if guarantees for loyalists and allies are provided amid ongoing clashes in Tripoli and Beirut air activity and attacks near the airport.
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Salvation Army swamped with Christmas aid requests in Elyria
Elyria Salvation Army reports 900 food and toy applications for Christmas, about 200 more than last year, with one third first time seekers. Major Ashcraft notes many are unemployed or on welfare as benefits end, and the drive aims for 5,000 toys and robust food donations via schools and local drives. Bell kettles open at seven sites with no set goal and potential $10,000 last year.
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Yule shopping kicks off busy 1983 holiday season in Ohio
Area merchants reported crowded openings on Thanksgiving weekend. Higbee Co. in Cleveland drew about 1 000 shoppers by 9 am with Bruce Campbell predicting a 10 percent Higbee sales rise. Elyria Midway Mall and Westgate Mall also saw large crowds as managers noted strong consumer confidence and possible luxury buying.
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Soviets vow to expand nuclear arsenal in response to NATO
President Andropov announced Moscow will enlarge its nuclear forces at home in Europe and at sea to counter NATO missile deployments in Western Europe. He said sea-based weapons would balance the threat to Soviet territory as talks on a Geneva accord collapsed. Reagan called the move dismaying while German and British officials noted it fit expectations.
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