Massacre shadows Beirut pullout and peacekeeping
Weeping women march in Chatila and Sabra mass grave ceremonies mark the massacre that spurs a regional crisis. France Italy and the United States push for Israeli withdrawal and a coordinated multinational force deployment as Marine units wait offshore for clearance.
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Chatla
Israel
U.S
Lebanon
United States
Tel Aviv
Menachem Begin
West Beirut
Israel Radio
Yom Kippur
Begin
Moshe Nissim
Maariv
As Say
Israel Army
Chatilla
Sabra
Italy
France
Palestine Liberation Organization
Philip C Habib
Washington
Defense
Caspar Weinberger
West
Eruption Attracts Thousands At Kilauea Volcano
Thousands of visitors watched a brief Kilauea eruption from Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Lava emerged from a fissure near the Halemaumau Firepit, rising 100 to 200 feet, with about 3 million cubic meters of lava filling a crater floor and a one mile lava flow. The event ended by Sunday morning with no danger to nearby buildings.
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Crater Rim
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
Kilauea
Volcano, Hawaii
Halemaumau
Burger King airs first ad in burger war with McDonald’s
Burger King released the first commercial in its dispute with McDonald’s over meat content claims. McDonald’s seeks a temporary restraining order to bar the ads while Burger King must prove its claim that its regular hamburgers contain 20 percent more meat. A Miami judge ordered documents and ads to be produced, with updates due Monday.
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Miami
Burger King
McDonald's
Burger King’s
McDonald’s
Bob Keyser
Eugene P. Spellman
New York City
Spellman
Reagan retreating from civil rights battle claims dispute
An independent study and EEOC records challenge President Reagan’s claim of stricter civil rights enforcement. The Washington Council of Lawyers says the admin retreated from bipartisan policies on housing desegregation voting rights and equal opportunity, with limited new voting rights cases and shifts in DOJ action. Separate ABC News survey ranks ABC most trusted among major networks in a nationwide TV Guide poll.
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Reagan
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Washington Council of Lawyers
Justice Department
EEOC
Carter
Commission
Associated Press
Eleanor Holmes Norton
General Counsel
Hrepublicans
Council
Radnor
ABC News
TV Guide Magazine
TV Guide
ABC
CBS
NBC
Meridian banker says he was entrapped in ticket scalping case
James Thomas Speed 42, Meridian bank chairman and city councilman, says police entrapped him after he was arrested outside War Memorial Stadium for scalping tickets before Ole Miss versus Arkansas. Also arrested were Rebels staffers. all 12 Mississippi Arkansans paid a $77 fine for a misdemeanor.
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Meridian, Miss
Great Southern National Bank
James Thomas Speed
Meridian
Speed
Mississippi
Arkansas
War Memorial Stadium
Little Rock
University of Mississippi
University of Arkanas
Mississippi Rebels
James Middleton
Brezhnev Eyes New Round of Talks With China
Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev signals readiness to send a high level delegation to Beijing next month to restart normalization talks. China neither confirms nor denies the plan, with observers expecting no quick thaw amid long-standing border and ideological disputes.
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Leonid
Brezhnev
China
World Communist Movement
Soviet Union
Baku
Azerbaijan
Brezhmev
Xinhua
Moscow
Leonid F. Nyichev
Inn
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Phyllis Goetz
Celeste
James A. Rhodes
Font Avenue
P.O
Roe ‘Ave
Ahi
Opinion Research Corp
Princeton
N.J
Afghanistan
Toe
Zenko Suzuki
Zhao Ziyang
Zhao
Suzuki
Ching
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