U S Peace Plan Irritates Israel in Middle East Row
The United States proposes a Israeli Egyptian settlement with Gaza and Sharm el Sheikh safeguards and Jerusalem unification roles for Israel and Jordan. Israel criticizes the plan as harming its security while Arab capitals largely reject the proposals. Israeli commandos raid Safaga and Salihiyye, striking Egyptian bases along the Red Sea.
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Eri Snother
McCloskey
West Bank
Jordan River
Cap
U.S
Jerusal
Middle East
William P. Rogers
Rogers
Cairo
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
Jerusalem
Holy
Israel
Jordan
Washington
State Department
U. S
A Lanterman
Jment
Red Sea
Safaga
Tel Aviv
Gulf of Suez
Nile Valley
Salihiye
Suez Canal
Fiat recalls 9000 1969 Fiat 850 cars for steering flaw
The Fiat Motor Co. agrees to recall about 9 000 1969 model 850 coupes with defective steering columns. The columns will be replaced with a new three segment design meeting safety standards, per the Department of Transportation. Independent Chicago truckers union leader Edward Fenner cites wage and health fund demands. IBT spokesman says Fenner does not speak for the national union. The current national contract expires March 31.
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Washington
Fiat Motor Co
Fiat
Teamsters Union
Morday
Chicago
Teamsters
Edward Fenner
Independent
Chicago Truck Drivers Union
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Fenner
IBT
Doctor Sentenced for Medicare Fraud in Florence
Dr. Roy P. Cunningham, a Florence physician, received eight years in prison after pleading no contest to eight charges of filing fraudulent Medicare and Medicaid claims. He must undergo a three month psychiatric examination before the sentence is reviewed. originally 33 counts were charged and 25 were dismissed.
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Columbia
Roy P. Cunningham
Florence
U. S
Charles E. Simons
Governor Seeks Input on Laws for January Session
Gov. Moore asks state agency heads to report by December 31 the kinds of legislation they want passed in the January session. He must issue a proclamation 10 days before opening day, outlining items for the 30 day budget session. Legislature convenes June 14.
Two American wives told pilots alive held in Hanoi
Carel Monlux of Tulsa reported a personal letter from her husband Capt. Harold Monlux, shot down over North Vietnam in 1966, saying he is alive. Mrs. James L. Hughes of Santa Fe learned from the North Vietnamese embassy in Vientiane that her husband is alive and in a Hanoi prison camp.
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Carel Monlux
Tulsa
Okla
Vientiane
Laos
James L. Hughes
Santa Fe
N. M
Hanoi
Monlux
Burglary Report at West Side Greendale Home
Police investigate a burglary at 921 Greendale Dr where a radio a yanked telephone and two wrapped coats were reported missing. Fire crews responded to three calls including a trash fire at 10:04 a.m. and a car fire at 8:10 p.m. with no damage.
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West Side
Hazel Carr
Greendae Dr
Donnally St
Bream St
Dickinson St
Hemphill Denied Habeas Corpus Writ in Kanawha Case
Robert Celester Hemphill, 27, of Dixie Street, had a petition for a writ of habeas corpus denied by Kanawha Circuit Judge Frank J. Taylor. He remains jailed for one year for carrying a pistol without a license and faces a $200 fine after an intermediate court jury found him guilty.
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Robert Celester
Hemphill
Kanawha
Frank’ JL. Taylor
Dixie Street
Winter Weather and College Classes Schedule Changes
A weather bulletin reports snow and cold with highs around the upper 30s and lows near 32 across several states. Teays Valley Baptist College in Hurricane announces winter term classes run Dec 29 to Apr 10, with a two year night program and new courses offered for residents.
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Teays Valle
Ferngan
Spread
Baptist College
Hollis Wal
Ter
Aursley
Isa
Matthew John
Hurricane
Two Inmates Denied Writs in Fayette Case
Fayette Circuit Judge Charles Garvin Jr denied writs of habeas corpus filed by two long time inmates, Waverly Childers and George Hodge, citing no showing of cause for new hearings. Childers faces a 1922 life term for first degree murder. Hodge a 1926 life term for first degree murder. A separate note reports a 12 year old girl being treated after a cut ear incident at Orchard Manor.
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Fayetteville
Ruby Stone
Warelul Budayeuowu
Chan- Lower
Chard Manor
Byrd Aim
Charleston Juvenile Bureau
Washington
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Charleston Generals
Senate
Byrd
Kanawha County
Shelter
Dunbar
Kanawha
Nile
Perots Christmas Plane Aims to Aid POW Families
In Honolulu and Dallas reports, H. Ross Perot plans a second charity flight to Hanoi to deliver Christmas gifts to U S servicemen held in North Vietnam. The Boeing 707, painted with Peace on Earth, refuels en route via Bangkok and Hong Kong, carrying bedding, clothing, food, and medical supplies for prisoners.
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Honolulu
Moscow
Lionaire
H. Ross Perot
Man
Perrot
U. S
North
Vietnam
Wake
Hong Kong
Bangkok
Dallas
Thos Ragilee Perot
Perot
Earth
Hanoi
Washington
Deat Nixon
Louis Christmas
Peltito
Clarksburg
W. Va
National ‘Highway Safety
Transporcites Ane
Byron
Reappoinite Kossani Hanoi
Kenneth W
Smith
Alex
Normallandria
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Tair
Ohianeou
Robert J. McCloskey
United States
Teamsters 'Union
Husbands
Associated Press
Dunbar Services
Dunbar Federated Services
United Fund Agency
Greendale Dr. Home
Charleston
Monay
Taylor
Egy
Fron
Nas
Great Lakes
Western Lakes
Mississippi Valley
OREC
West Virginia
Ohio
Chai
Smoncay
Rand
Fayette
Esso
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