Cease-fire breaks as Syrians renew Lebanon advance
Syrian forces breach cease-fire with a southern Lebanon sweep and artillery against Sidon and Moslem areas north of Beirut. Iraq rushes troops to the Syrian border amid Arab tensions. Kamal Jumblatt accuses Syria of starving Beirut. Palestinian and Lebanese leftists denounce Assad while Israel watches the widening conflict.
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Israel
Yasir Arafat
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Tornadoes Hit Chicago Suburbs Killing Two in Lemont
Severe weekend storms toll include two dead and 23 injured as tornadoes strike Lemont and nearby suburbs. Police report a woman killed in a stalled car and 15 others assaulted by a gang amid flooding and gunfire. Affected areas include Willow Forest Lake and Downers Grove.
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Phyllis Anderson
Leo
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Lemont
Dan Wicklund
Willow
Austin storm leaves widespread damage and injuries in Minnesota
High winds and tornadoes struck the Austin area and northern Iowa Minnesotans faced power outages as a 2300 volt transformer fire at 600 12th Ave SE in Austin prompted extended outages. A Forestville resident Clayton Flanders was injured by a falling tree. Weathermen reported multiple wind damage sites across Grand Meadow Osage Mitchell County and Jordan Iowa with two storm deaths in Minnesota and heavy farm and property losses across the region.
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Sex scandal swirls as lawmakers deny charges and offer testimonies
AP reports Colleen Gardner claims staffers faced paid sex demands from multiple lawmakers. She aides federal investigators with tapes alleging Rep John Young pressured her and others. Names include Sen Mike Gravel Rep Wayne Hays and retired Rep Kenneth Gray, all denying criminal wrongdoing. Elizabeth Ray, 33, says she will take a lie detector test and provide diaries and documents to FBI agents.
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Alaska
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Kenneth J. Gray
Illinois
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Hays
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Wanted to Tear Down House for Lumber Ad
An ad in the low-cost Herald Want-ad section seeks someone to tear down a small house for lumber. It ran under miscellaneous for sale for three days and was scheduled to run six days, with payment only for times the ad appeared.
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Bank for International Settlements predicts coming boom
Basel based BIS in its annual report says recovery in the Western world is well advanced and a new boom may be near. It warns high inflation and unemployment persist and governments must curb spending while boosting investment and consider income controls to sustain growth.
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Center For Cooperation
High court refuses to review Boston busing plan
The Supreme Court declined to review Judge Garrity's 1975 desegregation busing order in Boston affecting 21 000 pupils. Local officials and the Boston Home and School Association had appealed a circuit ruling upholding the plan amid violence tied to desegregation efforts. The Justice Department considered but did not intervene to curb federal court power.
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Democrats Back Court Ordered Busing in Platform Draft
The Democratic platform committee backed court ordered busing as a last resort to desegregate schools and urged ending political posturing. Dukakis said no Democrat is enthusiastic about mandatory busing but will support court decisions. Carter’s team approved the platform.
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Boston
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Minnesota
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Glenville Man Among 3 Killed In Minnesota Weekend Crashes
A Glenville resident, Ronald L. Granholt, 19, died when his motorcycle left County Road 13 near Myrtle and overturned. The crash raised Minnesota's highway toll to 265 for the weekend, with two more fatalities, including Janice Stanley, 21, of Glenwood, in Sartell-area crashes and Shannon Soderberg, 17, Isanti, struck on Minnesota 65 near Cambridge.
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Sauk Rapids
Aid Bill Nears Passage With Southern Africa Cuts
The Senate moves toward approving a $6.7 billion foreign military aid bill after Sen. James Allen trimmed aid to southern Africa and eliminated Mozambique funds. A final vote was planned for Monday. Gary Borman, senior at Am boy Goodthunder High School, was elected Minnesota Boys State governor, a program sponsored by the Minnesota Department of the American Legion.
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Ford seeks corporate reporting on payments to influence foreign officials
President Ford urged Congress to pass year end legislation requiring U S corporations to disclose payments made to influence foreign government officials. Senate votes on a broad tax bill to extend expiring cuts while curbing tax avoidance and awarding some new breaks.
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