Cutbacks End As Schools To Reopen In North Texas And Oklahoma
North central Texas and southern Oklahoma will reopen schools after a one day halt as the Lone Star Gas Co. reports fuel curtailments tied to colder weather. Spokesman Warren Fulks warns further cuts depend on conditions and interstate reserves. The company negotiates new suppliers while noting lower wellhead prices influence interstate and intrastate distribution.
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Chad Ruler Demands Bow from Visitors
An article notes Chad leader Jean Bedel Bokassa, who proclaims himself emperor, issuing strict etiquette demands for visitors. The broadcast describes compliance requirements and the perceived autocratic grip as his regime solidifies after the 1965 coup in Central Africa.
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Ndiamena
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Emperor V
Central
Afric
Bokassa
Arab Youth Protests Continue Fourth Day in West Bank
Israeli soldiers used tear gas to disperse about 60 youths in the West Bank during the fourth day of protests. Demonstrations across the area followed a contentious 8 percent silo tax proposal, with violence declining from earlier clashes. The report notes ongoing occupation as context and mentions poet John Milton?
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Nargus
Jorean
West Bank
Theater Listings and World Events Highlight Late 1914
A mix of theater listings from cities like FASTOWN EASTOWN and MANSON feature shows such as Move Over Mrs Markham and The Story of Jinah. The page also notes Allied troops cracking German defenses near Aachen in World War I, with references to dates and locations.
Premier Salim el Hoss Faces Lebanon’s Tough Government Start
Beirut reports premier designate Salim el Hoss began forming a new government to pursue reconstruction and reconciliation after 19 months of civil war. He seeks technocratic ministers and emergency powers to stabilize the country with Syrian army backing.
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Hoss
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Weel
Bank of Industrial and Tourist Development
Banking Centrol Commission
Lddiana, University
American University
Hass
Camille Chamoun
Chamoun
Floss
Traditiona
Tech Rals
City Eyes Repeal of Caterpillar Harboring Law
Seattle officials consider repeal of a 1912 statute that makes it a misdemeanor to harbor a caterpillar with penalties up to six months in jail and a 300 dollar fine. Some officials argue caterpillars do little harm and should be treated like minor infractions. others want to keep the law with reduced penalties.
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Robert Barr
Jeanette Williams
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