Reagan aides accuse Israel of reneging on Beirut pledge
The Reagan administration denounces Israel for expanding forces in west Beirut and violating a cease fire. Officials say Israel did not commit to a prompt withdrawal, while Israel contends its action followed the assassination of Bashir Gemayel to restore order and prevent chaos. Jordan and Saudi Arabia added to regional tensions as Washington presses for peace talks.
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Reagan
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Menachem Begin
U.S
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Begin
Bashir Gemayel
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Hussein
United States
John Hughes
State Department
Palestine Liberation Organization
Hughes
Moshe Arens
Lawrence S. Eagleburger
Arens
Gemayél
West
Beirut
No-nos must stay but nose can go Miss America pageant eye on cosmetic tweaks
An Associated Press piece questions whether Miss America Debra Sue Maffett underwent cosmetic surgery to enhance looks after Miss Texas titles. Pageant officials deny nose work, noting she merely sought treatment for a deviated septum. The article discusses broader pageant tricks to improve appearance, including makeup, wardrobe, and body shaping, with anecdotes from past winners and judges.
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Debra Sue Maffett
California
Debbie
Gary Jordan
Miss Maffett
Nonnie Maffett
Cut and Shoot
Texas
Anaheim
Calif
Frank Deford
Deford
Cheryl Prewitt
Mississippi
Bess Myerson
New York
Sylvia
Miss Myerson
Coalition Falls in Bonn West Germany General Election Call
In Bonn West Germany AP reports Chancellor Helmut Schmidt's 13 year coalition collapsed and he called for new elections. Opposition conservatives signaled they would oppose delaying elections to fall. If they block the plan, a new leader could emerge as early as next week.
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West Germany
Helmut Schmidt
Schmidt
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Reagan campaigns for Mrs Fenwick in New Jersey
President Reagan heads on a brief New Jersey campaign swing to shore up conservative support for moderate Republican Senate candidate Millicent Fenwick. He planned to depart Washington this afternoon to rally voters and boost Fenwick's bid.
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Reagan
New Jersey
Millicent Fenwick
Senate
Frank Lautenberg
Fenwick
Flemington Fairgrounds
Northeast
Donovan
Kings Bay
CYO audit reveals missing funds and possible action
An audit of the Lorain CYO shows about $17,000 unaccounted for from hall rentals and athletic program income. Diocesan officials contemplate options including litigation if a settlement with Glorioso fails. Board members suspected small sums for emergencies, while grants from Catholic Charities United Way and foundations are accounted for. Glorioso, longtime Lorain CYO head, resigned, stating embarrassment as motive.
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CYO
Glorioso
Sr. Soukup
Catholic Charities
United Way
CYO Advisory Board
Anthony Giardini
Giardini
Bomb Rips Israeli Car In Paris Street
A bomb exploded in a car with Israeli diplomatic plates near the Arch of Triumph in Paris injuring the two occupants and 13 others. Most casualties were students from Lycee Carnot. the incident follows a wave of recent Paris bombings and killings including an Aug. 9 attack on a Jewish restaurant and other Israeli and PLO related deaths.
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Arch of Triumph
Boulevard Malesherbes
Rue Cardinet
Lycee Carnot
Palestine Liberation Organization
Ohio church official decries steel disinvestment woes
Rev. Charles Rawlings of the Ohio Episcopal Diocese argues disinvestment harms steel towns, citing the Ohio Works closure by U S Steel in 1979 and profits diverted to other ventures. He notes the Marathon Oil buy after tax cuts and outlines plans for a Public Economic Crisis Forum at Lorain Community College. Lykes Corp merged with LTV after financial troubles, closing Youngstown Sheet & Tube and signaling consolidation.
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Church and Society
Ohio Episcopal Diocese
Rawlings
Ohio Works
U.S. Steel
Marathon Oil
Stocker Auditorium
Lorain Community College
Lykes Corp
LTV Corp
Jones & Laughlin
UAW Skeptical Of Chrysler Pact On Ratification
UAW President Douglas Fraser said ratifying Chrysler's modest contract may be hard. The settlement ends a brief national strike and ties wage raises to Chrysler profits with cost of living protection matching GM and Ford. A 150-member Chrysler Council vote to decide on recommending the pact is held today, with rank-and-file voting possible in days to two weeks.
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Mich
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Chrysler Corp
Douglas A. Fraser
Fraser
Chrysler
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Council
UAW
One Chrysler worker arrested during Twinsburg strike
One Chrysler employee was arrested and another was injured as non-union truckers tried to leave the strike bound factory in Twinsburg. About 3,000 workers remained off the job while UAW officials sought a new national agreement and Twinsburg workers vowed to stay out until ratified.
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