Israel Syria clash threatens war in Lebanon Bekaa
Beir ut Lebanon AP reports heavy Israeli air strikes in eastern Lebanon Bekaa Valley targeting Syrian and Palestinian positions. Fourth attack since Wednesday, 20 soldiers and guerrillas killed, Syrian SAM-9 battery damaged, Syria puts forces on high alert amid cease-fire violations and rising regional tension. State Department urged restraint as clashes continue.
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Peace envoy heads to Middle East amid Lebanon crisis
President Reagan assigns Mor ris Draper to begin a second phase of U S efforts for stable peace in Lebanon and pullout of foreign forces. Israel reports Syria violations of cease-fire, with 98 incidents and 12 Israeli deaths in 50 days as Begin warns Syria over PLO guerrillas and mobile launchers. About 25,000 Syrian troops remain in Bekaa. Israel says 4,000 to 5,000 Palestinians joined Syrians after PLO evacuation.
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Toll tops 50 in Spain jet crash
A chartered DC-10 plunged after takeoff near Malaga at 12 30 pm local time. Officials report 316 escaped death with 49 hospitalized and 267 unharmed or discharged. Nine in very serious condition. Cause under investigation with engine failure suspected by military sources.
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Hinckley says doctors miss what’s inside his head
John W. Hinckley Jr. in a letter to the Boston Herald American claims none of the four defense doctors or four prosecution doctors fully understood him. He argues he remains misunderstood, defends the insanity plea, and disputes motives behind the Reagan shooting. The handwritten note dated Sept. 6 was published in today’s edition.
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Hunger centers seek scrip donations in antitrust case
The largest consumer antitrust settlement in U.S. history sees Judge Lambros imposing 2 million in fines on First National Supermarkets Fisher Foods and Stop-N-Shop. executives sentenced but suspended. Westbrook vows continued victory and describes a plan to collect donated scrip for seven Ohio counties including Cuyahoga and Lorain as security monitors oversee coupon mailings.
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Westmoreland Sues CBS for 120 Million Over Vietnam Doc
General William C. Westmoreland sues CBS for 120 million dollars alleging a January documentary misrepresented enemy troop strength in Vietnam. The suit seeks 40 million in general damages and 80 million in punitive damages. Westmoreland, who joined the action, would donate any award to charity if he wins.
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