Cease-fire falters as Beirut clashes renew violence
In Beirut, Christian and Moslem militiamen exchange rifle and rocket fire on the outskirts and in central districts despite a two day cease-fire arranged by Syria. At least 130 killed and about 200 wounded in five days of fighting as authorities appeal for restraint.
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Israeli initials on Mideast pac await pro troop vote
Geneva talks on the Sinai interim peace protocol failed to finish within the two week deadline after an all night session. UN officials said negotiations would resume as Israel to initial but not sign until U.S. volunteers are approved by Congress. Rabin signaled Congress action needed for deploying technicians.
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Portland Tops Nation in Livable City Study
The Midwest Research Institute ranking 65 large cities places Portland as the most livable, with Eugene and La Crosse leading other size groups. Jersey City is ranked worst among large metros, Mobile worst in medium, and Laredo worst among small cities. The study measures economic political environmental social and health and education factors using 1970 census data.
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Veterans Day Restored to November 11 in 1978
Monterey Calif UPI reports that Veterans Day will return to November 11 on the federal holiday calendar starting in 1978 after a 1968 shift to the fourth Monday in October met protests. President Ford signed legislation restoring the original date, stressing its historic and patriotic significance to many citizens.
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CIA probes Oswald eavesdropping link in Kennedy case
Senate Intelligence Committee moves to review reports that the CIA monitored Lee Harvey Oswald's talks with Cuban and Soviet diplomats in Mexico City two months before President Kennedy's assassination. The panel, chaired by Frank Church, will discuss the findings in private sessions and hear related testimony.
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Hunt says Jack Anderson was slated for assassination
Washington records say E. Howard Hunt Jr told associates of plans to kill Jack Anderson over Watergate. Hunt reported the plot was canceled after preliminary steps, while Anderson noted Haldeman may have directed a Justice Department probe against him. A 1974 factory vehicle sales figure followed.
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New England cities rated by quality study
UPI reports Midwest Research Institute quality of life ratings for New England metro areas. The study uses six letter grades per city across economic to overall measures, ranking cities within three population brackets from under 200000 to over 500000.
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Bennington Banner Classified Rates and Contact Info
The Bennington Banner announces daily publication at 425 Main St Bennington VT 05201 with separate classifieds line numbers 447-7567 and 447-0332. It details home delivery options subscription rates and regional mailing costs including 3 months 9 dollars up to 1 year 39 dollars for U S and Vermont.
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