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(31 Aug 1989) }QUOTE REF BEIRUT: FRENCH DIPLOMACY FOR CEASEFIRE IS FRUSTRATED; BEIRUT, GS04098905 SIDON AND LATTAKIA. Six months of fintensive Muslim-Christian 4.9.89 artillery exchanges in Beirut showed no signs of abating.French envoy Francois Scheer, traipsing across the Green Line for negotiations and journeying into Syria to talk to President Assad, was the latest top diplomat to discover that agreement on all sides that there can be no military solution to the conflict in Lebanon does not stop the shells falling. Date Shot: 28/31.8.89 WTN 3.33mins GS TAPE & CASSETTE GS040989 ------------------------------------------------------------- 28.8.89. SIDON. Refugees hold placards reading "We refuse French interference in Lebanon".Various placards. Gathering of angry refugees including women and children. 29.8.89. LEBANON. Tanker ablaze in JOUNEIH harbour. Boats go to ship's aid. Views of burning ship. Damaged buildings in east BEIRUT after shelling. Street and damaged homes. 28/8. LATTAKIA. Meeting between Syrian President Assad and French envoy Francois Scheeer. Assad and Scheer talking. 29.8.89. SOUTH BEIRUT. Scheer and party across rubble and into building. Scheer and Aoun shake hands. Various representatives shaking hands. Scheer and Aoun pose for photocall. Two sit down for talks. CU Scheer. Aoun in background. Two men at meeting. 30/31.8.89. BEIRUT. Smoke rising over Beirut skyline as shells fall. Francois Scheer interviewed. More views smoking Beirut skyline as shells fall. GVs injured Frenchman in hospital. "Sunshield" Captain's coffin in church. Dead man's father near to tears. Photo of dead man on the coffin. Women mourners in black. Coffin carried out of church. GS04098905 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...