Israeli strikes hit Beirut training site after cinema attack
Israeli jets bombed a suspected Palestinian commando training facility on Beirut's southern edge less than 24 hours after a Tel Aviv cinema attack killed three and wounded 58. Beirut airport closed. no casualty figures released. An Israeli source called the site a PLO training installation tied to the cinema raid planning. In Rangoon martial law held. casualties in street fighting reported heavy. NATO ministers in Brussels opened talks on Ford Brezhnev Vladivostok accord and the regional economic crisis.
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Rangoon
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House Rules Committee blocks multibillion tax bill
A multibillion-dollar tax bill ending the petroleum depletion allowance and raising oil industry taxes while cutting taxes for many Americans was killed by the House Rules Committee in a 9 to 4 vote to refuse to consider. The bill would have taxed oil production, boosted the investment tax credit for utilities, closed major loopholes, and taxed foreign income of multinationals while easing taxes for low and middle income brackets. President Ford plans to nominate William B. Saxbe as ambassador to India, with a new attorney general to follow. Debi Horn seeks further weight loss after jaw-wire diet, while cattlemen protest low beef prices by delivering cattle to Earl L. Butz's doorstep and seeking talks with the secretary.
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William B. Saxbe
India
Saxbe
Ohio
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Taxicab Fares Raised by 20 Percent in Bethlehem
The Public Utility Commission approved a 20 percent fare increase for three Bethlehem taxi firms, with Checker Yellow Lehigh Valley and R10 Oberly Taxi allowed to lift the first mile charge from 80 cents to $1, effective Sunday.
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Checker Yellow
Lehigh Valley
Derry Taxi Co
Westmoreland County
Derry
Batrobe
PSP Probes Links Between Ohio Slaying and Pittsburgh Bomb Death
Pittsburgh police investigate a possible link between the November 30 Cridersville man Dennis Bellman slaying in Kellerville Forest County and the December 5 UPS worker George Metz blast death in Pittsburgh. Investigators connect gang activity, the Outlaws motorcycle gang and Los Barbados, with the Kellerville shooting and the package bomb that killed Metz. Police pursue further interviews while withholding details of the Pittsburgh case.
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Forest County
Warren County
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Hyde Park
Howard E. Livingstron Jr
Cabot
UPS
George Metz
Bellevue
Spectrum Custom Cycles
Leechburg
Falls Church
Doctor Won't Give Up Patients Amid Suspension
In Harrisburg, York County osteopath Dr. Nathaniel Boyd vows to continue treating patients while facing a six month license suspension for advertising. The State Board of Osteopathic Examiners, citing ethical concerns, ordered the suspension to begin December 14 after Boyd unsuccessfully appealed.
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Loganville
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Boyd
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U.S
R. Dixon Herman
John J. Matanis
Washington
D.C
U.S. Supreme Court
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Erie
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