Reagan blames Israel for Beirut massacre
President Reagan denounced the massacre of Palestinians and said Israel must immediately withdraw its forces from west Beirut. He said Israel bears some responsibility for the chaos by claiming to maintain peace in the area, and demanded the ambassador be summoned as Washington joined 14 nations in condemning the Israeli move. He rejected direct blame on Israel without full evidence.
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Israel responds to Chatila massacre amid regional outrage
Israeli troops fired on marauding militiamen in west Beirut and used all means to stop the Chatila camp massacre. Widespread killings drew shock as UN and world leaders urged action. Lebanon agreed to move Lebanese army units into three Palestinian refugee camps to guard against further violence. Prime Minister Begin faced a political storm with calls for resignations as details trickled out.
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Couple held in tot death tied to painting at Oberlin
Authorities probe an apparent religious motive as Henry and Carol Morgan faced the death of a toddler found after a day of painting at Vanguard Realty on East College Street in Oberlin. The father reported the body late that evening after finishing work and returning a borrowed ladder. The Morgans, described as deeply religious and jobless, had traveled the country for years working odd jobs.
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Reagan Pushes Prayer in Public Schools Plan
President Reagan urged Congress to vote on a plan allowing voluntary school prayer, saying it would protect the rights of believers and nonbelievers alike. He framed the issue as federal support for families and noted the opening prayer at Senate sessions. He spoke from the Oval Office in a nationwide radio address as conservatives urged action.
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Buffalo Courier-Express folds after 148 years in Buffalo
The Buffalo Courier-Express, a 148 year old paper, published its last edition amid sadness and uncertainty after a buyer could not be found. Ownership by Cowles Media and editor Mark Francis cited years of losses and failed rescue talks with News America Publishing Rupert Murdoch’s group.
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The Arcade in Cleveland A Century-Old Dream City Landmark
The Cleveland Arcade, a five level historic complex with twin ten story towers, is described as the country’s largest arcade of its type. New owners Harvey Oppmann and partners purchased it for about $3 million four years ago, renovated 2700 glass panes and restored woodwork while preserving its character. The building now houses more than 300 shops and offices with office rents at $9 to $12 per square foot and retail rates at $12 to $16 per square foot, and is reported as fully rented.
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