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Show Tht Dc'ly Utah Chronkrtt. Wtdntsday, Stpttmbtr 29, 1C32 PgTwo k 3 - A K&r.1 TK2 ASSOCIATED INTERNATIONAL PLO commander killed Arab-Isra- US stands by Porshings conflict "has not yet been extinguished." eli Ghali hailed as "foremost" among recent positive developments President Reagan's plan, announced on Sept. 1, for a "broader peace" in the. Middle East, providing for Palestinian under Jordanian authority. WASHINGTON The United States still plans to put the first of its new nuclear-tippe- d Pershing II missiles in western Europe late next year despite the failure of the weapon in its first test two months ago,; Defense Department officials said Tuesday. ". James Freeman, a Pentagon spokesman, said die Army plans range missiles and their to deploy the first of the 1,000-mi- le December 1983. in nuclear warheads in West Germany 108 NATO plans to station Pershing lis and 464 self-governm-ent The Palestine Liberation Organization's top military S2-milI- ion commander was reported killed Monday in an ambush in eastern Christian Voice of Lebanon's Bekaa Valley, the right-win- g Lebanon radio said. A broadcast quoting the Palestinian news agency WAFA said Brig. Saad Sayel, the PLO's chief of staff, was killed while HATCOHAG. Marines to re-e-n ter Beirut overlooking the Bekaa, where both Israeli and Syrian forces are deployed. The broadcast quoted WAFA as blaming Israel for Sayel's death. Earlier, the British Broadcasting Corp. said Sayel was ambushed by men with rifles and grenade launchers but did not . further identify the attackers. It said Sayel died later at a Syrian hospital. The reported death came as the Israeli Parliament in Jerusalem opened a special debate on whether to launch a le judicial probe into Israel's conduct during the Beirut massacre of Palestinians earlier this month. WASHINGTON President Reagan said Tuesday night that American Marines will Beirut on Wednesday to take up a peacekeeping mission that will last until the Lebanese government is in full control and "able to preserve order." Reagan told a White House news conference the Marines wjll return on Wednesday morning to the Beirut mission from which they were withdrawn on Sept. 10, and "I can't tell you what the time element will be" or the duration of their stay. -- inspecting guerrilla positions near the city of Baalbeck re-ent- , cruise missiles in West Germany, Italy and Great Britain to counter a growing force of Soviet intermediate-rang- e missiles. Those plans were a chief cause of the nuclear freeze movement originating in western Europe. ground-launch- er REGIONAL Rain dampens flood control "The Lebanese government will be the ones to tell us when they feel that they're in charge, and we can go home," Reagan said, he said he believes all Israeli and Syrian forces will be full-sca- v. SALT LAKE CITY Rain pelted Utah for the fourth straight day Tuesday, hampering efforts to curb flooding which has closed roads and canyons, forced evacuations and caused up withdrawn "rapidly" with the U.S., French and Italian Israeli restraint urged peacekeeping contingent back on, the job. He said the Marines will go ashore when Israeli forces are withdrawn to a line south of the Beirut airport. Reagan said Syria also has said it is willing to pull back its forces. ': ., UNITED NATIONS Egypt urged the Reagan administration Tuesday to take a firmer stand in the Middle East and to "promptly restrain Israel as President Eisenhower did" during the 1956-5- 7 Suez crisis. Butros Ghali, Egypt's minister of state for foreign affairs, in an address to the U.N. General Assembly also called on Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization to reassess their mutually Reagan was asked what he would do if new fighting should erupt, and embroil American forces in Lebanon, he said he does not expect that, then declined to discuss further a question he ''called hypothetical. ; In what has become a news conference pattern, Reagan began with a prepared statement defending his economic program and ' blaming the Democrats. v antagonistic policies. Despite "tragic events" in Lebanon and elsewhere in the Middle East, Ghali said, hope for a fair settlement of the ed , to $20 million damage. Thousands of volunteers worked to sandbag canals and rivers, and Salt Lake County appealed for more workers. City residents were asked to conserve water. The same storm system dumped, snow and rain in mountain border and in Colorado. passes along the Montana-Wyomin- g Snow was falling Tuesday in the mountains where drifts were 3 to 4 feet high in some places and travelers' alerts were issued for parts of Colorado, Wyoming and Montana. - Fire forces workers home SALT LAKE CITY Hundreds of state emolovees werf sent home early Tuesday after a fire in the electrical system of tht State Capitol and State Office buildings knocked out power in both buildings. y ; Jerry Evans, chief city fire dispatcher, said the noon blaze sent: thick smoke throughout both buildings. It was declared extinguished four minutes latere There were no injuries. ? Tht fire originated in a heavy electrical line running between the two buildings in a service tunnel, Evans said. 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