Congress urged to end rail strike with swift action
Transportation Secretary Drew Lewis urges Congress to quickly pass legislation ordering an end to the railway strike. President Reagan seeks to impose the presidential commission’s recommendations during a 60 day cooling-off period that ended Sunday. The 26,000 engineers began a walkout as talks broke off, with lawmakers pressing for action by midweek. President Reagan and lawmakers anticipate a vote with House and Senate leadership signaling cooperation.
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Washington
Drew Lewis
Congress
John D Dingell
Dmich
Lewis
House Energy and Commerce Committee
Reagan
Orrin Hatch
Utah
Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee
Capitol Hill
White House
Dingell
Raymond Donovan
House
Senate
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
U.S. strives to salvage credibility in Mideast crisis
Washington sends 800 Marines back to Lebanon to restore U.S. credibility after the Palestinian refugee massacre. Officials say Israel bears blame, and renewed pressure may push cooperation with Reagan’s peace plan. Marines’ return aims to deter further violence and hasten Israeli troop withdrawal.
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Washington
Lebanon
Reagan
U.S
Israel
Gemayel's Brother Elected Amid Lebanon Crisis
Amin Gemayel, a 39 year old lawyer and business man, appeared virtually assured of victory in Parliament as Lebanon votes for a new president after the assassination of Bashir Gemayel. The Israeli drive into west Beirut followed the Sept. 14 killing, with Phalangists denying responsibility and an anonymous caller alleging a terror group involvement.
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West Beirut
Bashir Gemayel
Saad Haddad
the Front For the Liberation of
Lebanon
Beirut
An Nahar
Gemayel
Amin
Congress fears Marines in danger in Mideast
Washington lawmakers critique Reagan order to send US Marines back to Lebanon after the West Beirut massacre. Some support reluctantly, others warn of risk as senators urge tougher measures against Israel and call for swift withdrawal plans. News notes include international reaction and peacekeeping efforts.
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Washington
Reagan
U.S
Lebanon
West Beirut
Robert Dole
R-Kan
Gary Hart
D-Col
Mark Hatfield
R-Ore
Hawk injures flying judge in plane crash incident
A Rocky River Municipal Judge William J. McCrone and passenger David P. O Neill were injured when a hawk crashed through the windshield of a chartered plane from Columbus to Cincinnati. O Neill sustained facial injuries while McCrone suffered head cuts and a concussion. Pilot Kenneth R. Pullis was unharmed. The incident occurred Saturday, and the plane is owned by Sandorph Aeronautical Corp.
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Cleveland
Rocky River
Columbus
Cincinnati
John L. Delassus
Sandorph Aeronautical Corp
William J. McCrone
North Olmsted
David P. O'Neill
Lakewood
Bethesda North Hospital
Montgomery
O'Neill
Kenneth R. Pullis
Lorain
Radiation scales peak after 1953 Utah nuclear test
In Salt Lake City AP report former health official Frank Butrico testifies radiation readouts in St George went off scale after the May 1953 Harry shot about 125 miles away. He said a radio warning prompted a town lockdown and a later order to go outdoors, amid fears of fallout impacting children and residents.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Frank Butrico
U.S. Public Health Service
Messure
St. George
Harry
Butrico
Camp Mercury
Nevada Tast
Fragmentary Address List Still Readable in Notice
A damaged OCR fragment shows multiple street addresses and P.O. boxes including 238 East Avenue and 308 East Ave with partial city and postal details. The text repeats lines and lacks clear context, suggesting a listing or notice with contact points rather than a cohesive article.
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Ely
John Sytsma
Striking Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Amtrak
Union Station
Chicago
Mideast
R. Gregory Nokes
Middle East
State Department
United States
Israei
Caspar Weinberger
Weinberger
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Sen
Paul E. Tsongas
D-Mass
Larry Pressler
R-S.d
Pressler
Camille Chamoun
Arab League
Tunis
PLO
Yasser Arafat
Phalange Party
London Times
Haddad
Tel Aviv
Francois Mitterrand
Rome
Foreign Ministry
Bekaa Valley
Mitterrand
Leonid I. Brezhnev
U.N
Security Council
Tass
RED Cross
Palestine
Hawk
Batrico
Jim Weis
Gowts
Acros
Nevara
East Avenss
P.O
East Ave
P.O. Senene
Deis
General Electric
Elyria
Bill Pseors
S. 15
Bent Ave
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