Zaire Threatens War Over Angolan Conflict
The report says Zaire threatens to declare war on Cuban backed forces in Angola as MPLA and FNLA-UNITA fight for control. Mobutu Sese Seko probes UN action after Cuban shelling near Dilolo, while MPLA seeks support from Nigeria and other African nations.
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Jets strike Beirut area as Lebanon war intensifies
Government jets strafed Moslem and Palestinian positions near Beirut airport in the civil war’s first aerial attack. Hundreds killed or wounded in fighting across multiple localities. Beirut airport closed briefly. Christian-led forces clash with Moslem and Palestinian fighters, with casualties rising and street battles erupting in Beirut and surrounding towns.
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Levi To Boost Area Workforce 1976 Production Rise
Levi Strauss & Co. plans a 20 to 30 percent growth in the Amarillo and Plains area workforce in 1976 while aiming a 12 to 15 percent production increase locally. West Coast leaders announced the target after a national production meeting. Don True of San Francisco commented on the plans.
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Weather outlook with mild days and cool nights
Clear skies and warm afternoons continue through Sunday with highs in the 60s. Overnight lows near 30s. Winds from the southwest at 10 to 15 mph today.
Levi Strauss plans 20 percent 1976 growth for Amarillo area
Management meeting at Trave Lodge gathered about 30 Levi's leaders from North American plants. Executives True Tom Borrelli and Ed Butler outlined goals for 1976, including a 20 percent rise in Amarillo operations and a 25 to 30 percent staff increase in Plainview and Clovis New Mexico. Production boosts focus on fabrics rather than new lines.
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Globe-News columnist Fred Tripp dies at 59
Fred Tripp longtime Globe-News columnist news editor and reporter died after 8 p m Friday at St Anthony s Hospital aged 59 funeral services handled by N S Griggs & Sons Funeral Directors Tripp lived at 842 S Western worked for Globe News since 1947 and as Globe Times columnist since 1974 survived by wife Mary Kate two brothers a sister in law and several nieces and nephews.
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Wolves kill man after horse bolted in Hutchinson County
In early days Corie Sams rode a locoed horse near the Sams family home one morning. Night fell and he did not return. the next day his body was found after wolves hunted him as his horse was locked. The story appears in Globe-News Bicentennial Edition preview.
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Bunk” Harvey
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Fed Cuts Discount Rate To 5.5 Percent Across Banks
The Federal Reserve Board lowered the discount rate from 6 percent to 5.5 percent as 11 of 12 district banks approved the move effective Monday. The action aligns the Fed rate with falling short term rates and follows declines in prime rates by commercial banks.
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Early Bicentennial Edition Faces Tight Deadlines
The Sunday News-Globe plans an earlier deadline to prepare for the 164 page Bicentennial Edition. This Panhandle area celebration marks the nation's 200th birthday and the region's 100th with the largest paper ever published. additional processing time is required.
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