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In northern Lebanon, shells and rockets from Syrian-held positions pounded forces loyal to Yasser Arafat as the battle for control of his Palestine Liberations Organization moved into the city of Tripoli Throughout most of the day. artillery rounds slammed into Arafat's stronghold at the Baddawi refugee camp as well as into the outskirts of Tripoli In Damascus, an official spokesman said Syria had decided to call up it3 reserves as part of a general mobilization. The decision was described as a move to "face U.S. and Israeli troop concentrations which aim at launching en attack against Syria. Reports of grave denied ST. GEORGE'S, Grenada U.S. officials Monday denied they had any information to back reports that a mass grave, possibly includ ing the remains of murdered Prime Minister Maurice Bishop, had been found on Grenada Earlier, a State Department spokesman in Washington said a mass grave had been found and that a US. military team was trying to determine whether Bishop's body was in it. But the chief UJS. spokesman in Grenada, Guy Farmer, told reporters that after a day of checking all VS. sources on the Caribbean island, "there was nothing in Grenada to sub stantiate the reports of mass graves." Reagan, students meet WASHINGTON -- President Iaan i and US. medical students evacuated from Grenada by American troops toasted each ether and the U.S. military Monday in a festive gathering on the White House lawn. Reagan said he was annoyed by suggestions that last month's VS. led invasion of the Caribbean island was not needed because the students were not in danger, and wondered how many of the critics would have changed places with the students. In addition to 490 students from St George's University School of Medicine, the audience included 40 servicemen who took part in the Oct 25 invasion. Reporters who circulated among the crowd could not find any students who thought Reagan had erred in ordering the invasion. v Reactor owners indicted HARRISBURG, Pa. The owners of the troubled Three Mile Island nuclear plant were indicted Monday for criminal rabconduct by allegedly submitting false data on radioactive leaks at the plant before the 1979 accident there. An 11 -count indictment by a federal grand jury said Metropolitan Edison, now General Public Utilities Nuclear Corp., engaged in a pattern of criminal vloiatians beginning before Oct 18, 1978, and continuing through March 23, 1979, the date of the accident at Three Mile Island Unit 2 reactor. Radioactive . gases and water leaked during the most serious accident ever at a VS. nuclear plant David Dart Queen, federal prosecutor for Pennsylva- nia's Middle District, said the company, if found guilty, could be fined a maximum of $35,000. . ' -c , ... , A spokesman for the corporation sdd there would be no comment until it studied the indictment Quake strikes China PEKING An earthquake msarjrfcs 5.9 on the Richter scale Monday z2zd "at l::t SO people in one of ncrthsn-icm Chirp's most densely populated areas, th2 Kr.7 C:a News Agency said today. A r?,:3 cf eirrilix mani-. tude strackTurkcyloct v.-c IZZ?. rr.crethan ' 1 ,00 people end CziltziT.i rcar.y Jr:3. 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