New Truce Begins In Lebanon Amid Capital Withdrawals
Lebanese and Palestinian leaders agreed to halt fighting and pull gunmen from all Beirut suburbs. Premier Rashid Karami announced the accord after talks with Interior Minister Camille Chamoun Syrian Foreign Minister Abdul Halim Khaddam and guerrilla chiefs Yasir Arafat Zuhair Mohsen and Abul Hassan.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Rashid Karami
Karami
Camille Chamoun
Abdul Halim Khaddam
Yasir Arafat
Zuhair Mohsen
Abul Hassan
Mayors Seek Federal Aid Amid New York Financial Crisis
Mayors in major cities urge Congress for more aid or federal guarantees to cover municipal bonds if they default. The Ford administration has opposed a federal bailout for New York City or other distressed cities.
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Washington
New York
Ford Administration
New York City
Walk-Outs Persist as Florida Schools Reopen
Five thousand Florida teachers returned to class in Fort Lauderdale to avoid job loss and ruined teaching certificates while strikes continue nationwide. Students resume in Florida as walkouts spread to Boston Wilmington Berkeley Watertown and other communities with Boston schools largely empty after a judge warned fines of five thousand dollars per day for striking teachers.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Florida
Ued
Boston
Wilmington
Del
Berkeley, Cal
Watertown
Conn
Two Arrested For Threats Against President Ford
Benedict L. Solicio and David E. Salisbury, both 27, were arraigned in federal court in San Francisco on charges of threatening the life of President Ford. Solicio was held on 25000 dollars bail. Salisbury was arrested after a telephone threat to a operator on Monday night claiming intent to shoot Ford with a rifle.
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San Francisco
Ford
Sara Jane Moore
Benedict L. Solicio
Pres
Secret Service
San Jose
David E. Salisbury
New Probe Into Oswald Note Destruction
A fresh inquiry is opened into the fate of a threatening note sent by Lee Harvey Oswald to the FBI in early November 1963. A Justice Department source says the matter was turned over to the criminal division as the FBI conducts its own investigation.
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Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Lee Harvey Oswald
Justice Department
Ment
FBI
Dallas
Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Kleppe Seen Likely to Be Approved as Interior Secretary
Thomas S. Kleppe, 56, appears headed for Senate confirmation as Interior Secretary with cross party support. He calls himself a decision maker, defends his SBA tenure against mismanagement charges, and says he has been, and will stay, apolitical.
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Washington
Thomas S. Kleppe
Senate
Kleppe
Small Business Administration
SBA
Senate Interior Committee
Senate Sees Anti Busing Filibuster Hold Up Major Appropriation
The Senate failed to end a filibuster against a 36.2 billion Labor Health Education and Welfare appropriation as the anti busing measure drew 48 votes. The House attached a strict anti busing amendment to its energy bill and sent it to a conference committee. Four South Carolina lawmakers backed the amendment along with Rep. Davis who voted against. Rep. Derrick was absent due to hospitalization.
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Washington
Senate
Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
House
South Carolina
Holland
Jenrette
Mann
Spence
Cooking school prize winners named in Aiken Standard event
Rep Irene Rudnick won groceries from Piggly Wiggly and Donald Fulmer took a $3 A&P gift certificate as prizes. Jerie Lynn Brown won the grand prize dishwasher. Two officers, locked in at the new public safety building, were released after a dispatcher called for help. Officer R M Yount appeared with a prisoner before Judge Marion L Powell.
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Irene Rudnick
Rudnick
Piggly Wiggly
Donald L. Fulmer
A&p
Jerie Lynn Brown
North Augusta
Public Safety
R. M. Yount
Marion L. Powell
New City
State Board Moves to Force Bond Case for 16 Projects
The State Budget and Control Board selects 16 urgent projects including USC Aiken for possible bond issuance totaling 8.2 million. No funds are available now. A court ruling is sought to confirm authority. Spartanburg County could gain 2 million for USC Spartanburg. The Aiken project funds a 50,000 square foot student union opposite the library. USC Aiken aims to become a four year university in fall 1976.
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State Budget and Control Board
USC Aiken
Budget and Control Board
Aiken
Huger Sinkler
Sinkler
Spartanburg County
USC Spartanburg
S.C. Supreme Court
William Putnam
William C. Casper
Congress Pushes For Probe Of Secret Service
Congress prepares a Senate inquiry into Secret Service performance after two Ford assassination attempts. Senate panel to question the director while presidential protection undergoes revision, with Buden promising partial recommendations before Ford's next trip.
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Congress
Secret Service
Washington
Ford
San Francisco
Senate
Philip Buden
Chisaan Navt Tuacdau
Youth Facility To Open Soon At Aiken Base
The D.C. Department of Corrections will begin housing 250 to 300 young men at the former Aiken Air Force Base, with arrivals expected within a few weeks.
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Jeane Hall
D.C
Tragic 16-Year-Old Drowns In Oconee County Creek
Heavy rains from Eloise remnants sweep South Carolina causing flooding. A 16-year-old Seneca resident drowns when a kayak breaks apart in a rising creek feeding Lake Hartwell, as search efforts continue. Weather records note record rainfall in Greer and Greenville airport totals. storms easing with lower rain chances tonight.
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Associated Press
South Carolina
Eloise
Oconee County
Lake Hartwell
National Weather Service
Greer
Aiken
Greenville-Spar
Focus on Adult Education highlights South Carolina progress
The luncheon at the Ramada Inn showcased how since 1965 more than 50 000 adults in SC earned diplomas through the adult education program and 20 160 others completed other training. Aiken County praised for its impact with 1 044 current students and 727 diplomas earned by dropouts returning to school.
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Jeane Hall
South Carolina
Ramada Inn
Aiken County
Bill Smith
Owen E. Clary
Clary
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