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GAZETTE Flush the Commode Only When Necessary, and Never for Dis- Bay, Cuba Posing of Scrap Paper, Ciga- Guantanamo Rettes, Gum Wrappers, Etc Energy Tip of the Day ENERGY CONSERVATION IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF EVERYONE GAZETTE Flush the commode only when necessary, and never for dis- Bay, Cuba posing of scrap paper, ciga- Guantanamo rettes, gum wrappers, etc. Each flush uses about 3.5 gallons of water; make each Number 167 Friday, August 27, 1982 flus' count! fVolume 37 Overland Palestinian exodus is underway ARE YOU DOING YOU PART? but so far have BEIRUT (UPI)--A motley convoy of 71 leader says the president-elect will cupied territories, vans, decorated trucks, ambulances try to disband all private armies been fruitless. newspapers say Israel and aging military transports is in that faction-ridden country. Israeli will request the resumption of carrying some 1,300 Palestinian President-elect Beshir Gamayel talks after the PLO evacua- fighters through Israeli lines east- reportedly plans to ask his own those tion from Beirut is over. But, ward to Syria. Christian militia force to turn in the Egyptians say they'll set four It's the first overland evacuation its weapons, in a move to strengthen including a commitment WASHINGTON (AP)--Democratic Senator of Palestinians from Beirut and the Lebanon's army, weakened since the conditions, Israeli troops from Le- Ernest Hollings of South Carolina first time Palestinian fighters have 1976 Lebanese civil war between to withdraw banon. says he is outraged by a confession moved through Israeli-occupied ter- Christian and Moslem groups. from Interior Secretary James Watt. ritory on .their way to new homes. Gemayal also told ABC News yester- Watt sent a letter Thursday to a day that "foreign armed forces" Dresser House subcommittee admitting his The overland depature was post- were the cause of Lebanon's pro- Reagan bars department violated his own pledge poned earlier this week because blems, and said he hopes the U.S. not to allow gas or oil leasing in fighting between Syrians and Israeli- will help bring about the with- In exporting to France wilderness areas by allowing leases backed militias made the road un- drawal of Palestinian, Israeli and for a small area of South Carolina. safe. Syrian forces. WASHINGTON (UPI)--A State Depart- Hollings was co-sponsor of the bill The road the Palestinians took spokesman says the White House designating that wilderness area, winds through a string of villages In Washington, Secretary of State ment will try to hold down damage to as well as the wilderness protec- occupied by Israel or under the George Shultz and Israeli Defense American-French relations caused by tion bill pending in the Senate. control of an Israeli-allied right- Minister Ariel Sharon are scheduled ist Christian militia. Under terms to meet today. The question of a the latest U.S. actions in the Soviet pipeline dispute. NEW YORK CITY (UPI)--Federal Spe- of the evacuation plan worked out by Palestinian homeland is expected ial Prosecutor Leon Silverman says U.S. envoy Philip Habib, no Israeli to be one topic of discussion. Spokesman Jospeh Reap says there the F.B.I. is investigating the or Christian forces are to be vis- Yesterday, the State Department is "no wish to widen this unfortu- the slaying of a second man involved ible from the Beirut-Damascus High- rejected an Israeli suggestion nate dispute with France"--and home- will do every- in the probe of Labor Secretary way during the evacuation. that Jordan be considered a Reagan administration Raymond Donovan. 31-year-old Na- The latest departure brings the land for the Palestinians. Sharon thing possible to guarantee it than Masselli, the son of a rep- two-week evacuation past the half- is also to meet with Defense Secret- doesn't poison other ties between uted mobster, was shot to death in way mark. An estimated 4,500 of ary Caspar Weinberger. the U.S. and France. his car last night in New York City. the 7,000 to 9,000 PLO members in Under orders from President Rea- Last June, a former New Jersey Beirut already have departed by sea China, meanwhile, has called for gan, the Commerce Department yester- union official allegedly linked to for Arab ports. the immediate withdrawal of Israeli day barred a French arm of Dallas- lead- Donovan also was slain. Silverman troops from Lebanon. China's based Dresser Industries from re- U.S. says he's "distressed" that wit- One incident marred yesterday's ind daily newspaper says the ceiving any U.S. exports. Another Israeli named. nesses in the investigation keep departures. The tri-national peace- bears responsibility for French company was also investi- dying. keeping force of American, French actions in Lebanon. The ban will hold pending and Italian soldiers suffered it's And reports from Cairo say Egypt gation into whether the companies * SHINGTON (AP)--Some weight has first casualty--when an Italian was will set four conditions for a violated Reagan's sanctions against with for been added to the theory that the hit in the leg by a stray bullet resumption of autonomy talks use of any American technology were opened gas pipeline to Europe. Pan Am jetliner that crashed in a fired in celebration by a departing Israel. Those talks the Soviet the ex- New Orleans suburb in July encount- guerrilla. three years ago to establish self- The State Department calls a "limited" action. ered a severe wind shear. Tran- A spokesman for Lebanon's new rule for Palestinians in the oc- port ban Soviets will scripts of cockpit conversation Despite the ban, the giant compres- recordings released yesterday give still get the three no evidence of mechanical problems Federal Reserve Board cuts bank loans to 10% sors which left a French port yes- is steaming in the accident killing 154 people. terday. The freighter WASHINGTON (AP)--Starting today, it York Stock Exchange so far. That toward Soviet Latvia to deliver by over will cost financial institutions breaks last week's record equipment manufactured by Dresser- MILAN, Italy (UPI)--A court in less to borrow money from the Fed- 20 million shares. France. Milan today declared the scandal- eral Reserve Board. ridden Banco Ambrosiano bankrupt, The FED announced yesterday it's a day apart in the biggest banking collapse cutting interest loans to member Centenarians celebrate birthdays, in Italian history. The bankruptcy banks to 10 percent. That's a Reagan, Gov. William Milliken could have serious repercussions half-point drop. The discount rate DETROIT (UPI)--Attorney Daniel Cas- dent and Mayor Coleman Young. on the international banking sys- has now dropped two percentage sidy of Detroit can hardly be called Williams Reynolds of Placerville, tem, which is already grappling points since July 20th. lazy--but he says it's time to re- California, also turned 100 years with other financial crises, in- Every share of stock traded on tire. Cassidy turned 100 years And, on Wednesday, he got a cluding Mexico's foreign exchange the New York Stock Exchange today yesterday. old. unique birthday present--his driver's problems. will set a record for the business since 1903 and license was renewed. week. The Exchange broke the one- He's been a lawyer is the longest The manager of the Department of WASHINGTON (UPI)--The Treasury De- week volume record yesterday as it his 70-year practice of the Michigan Bar Motor Vehicles says the white-haired partment today strongly denied what topped the $100 million shares- in the history it won' t centenarian passed the driving test it calls a "rumor" circulating in traded mark for the fourth straight Association. But he says "You know, with "flying colors." Mexican business circles that Wash- session. More than 475 million see 80 years. He said: to feel my age." Reynolds says the only hard part ington is considering a freeze on shares have been traded on the New I'm beginning Mexican assets in the United States. Cassidy, who dropped out of school was the hand signals. As he tells it, the Mexico is in the grips of a major in the 10th grade, started as an of- "I haven't had to use them since financial crisis, which has seen fice boy to a Detroit attorney. In day of the early Ford." Students not affected; 1920, he went to Chicago and suc- Reynolds, who's been driving since e peso fall in value from 27 to says he needed to renew his a dollar in February to more than cessfully defended White Sox pitcher 1916, 0 to the dollar today. But the Pregnant women are Eddie Cicotte, a boyhood friend, license so he could drive to his Treasury says there will be no in the criminal trial resulting favorite hunting and fishing sites. and freeze of assets. Meanwhile, U.S. MINNESOTA (AP)--There are two new from the infamous Black Sox World To celebrate his brithday, he Border Patrol officials say they reports about the effects of caf- Series bribery scandal. his wife, who's 99, plan a short The are picking up record numbers of feine. Researchers at the Univer- At a birthday celebration, Cassidy driving trip to visit friends. married 66 years. suspected illegal alliens along sity of Minnesota say college stu- received congratulations from Presi- Reynolds have been the U.S.-Mexican border. They dents who cram for exams by com- blame Mexico's troubled economy bining little sleep with a lot of victim gets big run-around for the increase. coffee need not worry that the caf- Three-heart-attack feine will affect their memories Security Richard Fangman, CHILE (UPI)--Chile's President Aug- come exam time. OMAHA, Neb. (UPI)--Social His physician, in Omaha won't comment Security several let- usto Pinochet fired his entire The research was sparked by con- officials sent Social Paul Marchio.
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