Rocketsstrike at PLO offices injure five in Beirut
In Beirut four parked cars' timing device rockets struck PLO offices, causing extensive damage and wounding five. The attack follows a year of volatile Middle East violence, with no immediate claims of responsibility.
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62 000 Lost Jobs In State
Pennsylvania unemployment jumped to 6.5 percent in November, the highest in a decade, with about 62 000 more people jobless bringing total unemployed to 319 000. Officials cited slowdowns across multiple industries and noted strikes may have added to layoffs. National rate rose to 6.5 percent from 5.0 percent. Also, Rep. Aspin accused the Pentagon of paying combat pay to Air Force pilots aiding the Cambodian army, while the Pentagon called it hostile fire pay.
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