Television schedule chaos spans day with scattered listings
A dense OCR of a TV guide shows Monday through Tuesday listings across networks. Programs include News and sports, game shows like The Price Is Right and Match Game, dramas such as Baretta and The Incredible Hulk, and movies including Clambake. Local stations list sunrise seminars, weather, and late night talk, with multiple cross-network time slots and several errors in names and times.
All-Out Fighting Resumes in Beirut
In Beirut clashes flare as Moslem Ambushers seize control of a 40 story tower and Phalange militia regains the Holiday Inn. Security forces pull back from key buildings, raising fears of renewed street fighting around seaside hotels. Local militiamen seal Ein Mreisseh and vow to defend their district amid reinforcements to both sides.
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Ford declares Hawaii a major disaster area
President Ford designated Hawaii a major disaster area after the Nov 29 earthquake triggering seismic sea waves and volcanic activity. The declaration, announced on his arrival in Hawaii, enables federal funds for relief and recovery in designated parts of the state.
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Panel Probes RFK Wiretap Authorization in Sugar Legislation
Senate intelligence committee reviews whether former Attorney General Robert Kennedy ordered FBI wiretaps in 1962 to monitor sugar legislation. FBI records show surveillance of three Agriculture Department officials and eight congressional staff amid a policy clash with Rep Harold Cooley. A June 26 1962 Hoover memo notes seven July wiretaps to track pendings, handled as national security operations and barred from criminal prosecutions by law.
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Michigan Malpractice Law Sets National Model
New Michigan law effective Jan 1 1976 aims to end the spiral in medical malpractice insurance costs and curb medical costs. It features binding compulsory arbitration, tighter physician regulation, and lists of doctors with multiple malpractice suits to trigger investigations, with potential savings for patients.
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Used appliances value buys and cash buyer service ad
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