Israel strikes Lebanon in major air assault near Sidon and Tyre
Israel launched its largest air offensive in over a month, hitting Palestinian encampments around Sidon and Tyre. Reports differ on casualties as Israel targets military bases while Palestinians claim numerous guerrilla deaths. regional leaders met as Nixon tour continued.
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Israel
Lebanon
Mediterranean
Sidon
Tyre
Shamir
Nixon
Middle East
Beirut
WAFA
Lebanese Defense Ministry
al Fatah
Popular Liberation Army
Popular Democratic Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Maalot
Dog and cat food shortage hits poor U.S. families
In Washington UPI reports that as much as a third of dog and cat food sold in city slums is scarce for many impoverished households.
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U.S
Washington
UPI
Watergate turmoil blurs open hearings and pet food finding
A Senate panel report traces handling of Watergate tapes, subpoenas, and impeachment timing as the House and CIA issues linger. It also reveals a Senate nutrition study finding pet food consumption by humans in slum areas, linking hunger to inflation and urging an adequate income maintenance program for the poor.
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Leon Jaworski
White House
Howard Hughes
Nixon
Dean
House Committee
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
Watergate Committee
Mitchell
Stans
U.S. Court of Appeals
Senate
Agriculture Department
Center For Science
New York State
Select Committee On Nutrition and Human Needs
Ronald F. Pollack
Food Research and Action Center
Congress
Egypt and Syria to map joint peace strategy meeting
Egypt and Syria plan a Cairo summit to map a joint peace strategy following Nixon era accords with Israel. President Sadat and Hafez Assad would discuss Middle East settlements, Arab unity, and reactions to Israeli air raids on Lebanon amid ongoing Geneva talks. Israel seeks long term US aid, Rabin government faces a no confidence vote.
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Anwar Sadat
Hafaz Assad
Alexandria
Nixon
Middle East
United Press International
Egypt
Syria
Cairo
U.S
Israel
Hafez Assad
Mediterranean
Sadat
Assad
Lebanon
Palestini
Leba
Yaroun
Geneva
Hussein
Jordan
National Radio
United States
Knesset
Yitzhak Rabin
Judge rules media nearly immune from libel suits
UPI reports Chief Judge Pettine ruled news reports on public interest immune from libel judgments unless malice is shown. The decision dismisses Lambert's $5 million suit against the Providence Journal Co over coverage of a shooting death and arrest.
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Providence
R.I
UPI
U.S
Raymond J. Pettine
Providence Journal Co
George J. Lambert
Fall River
Mass
Pettine
U.S. Supreme Court
Radio station manager jailed for refusal to give up SLA tape
Will Lewis, 42, general manager of KPFK in Los Angeles, jailed for contempt after he refused to turn over the original tape of a Patricia Hearst SLA message to the FBI. He cited press freedom. the case centers on whether news sources lose confidentiality without a promised guarantee.
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Los Angeles
UPI
KPFK
FBI
Patricia Hearst
Lewis
SLA
Miss Hearst
Emily
William Harris
Pacifica
Pacifica Foundation
KPFA
San Francisco
The Harte Theatre extends hit run with Butch Cassidy rerun
At the Harte Theatre on Main Street the week was one of the strongest since reopening. Butch Cassidy and the Sun Dance Kid drew solid crowds, earning a further week, followed by The Exorcist. Twin Cinemas offers The Paper Chase and Cinderella Liberty at Cinema I, while Cinema II shows The Naughty Stewardesses rated R. In Manchester, Dubrow's presents A Day at the Races and The Big Store, with Billy Jack and Man in the Wilderness on the North Hoosick market.
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Main Street
Twin Cinemas
Timothy Bottoms
Harvard
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