Munich Terrorist Training Bases Targeted by Israeli Raids
Israeli commandos raided two Arab guerrilla bases in northern Lebanon near Tripoli destroying camps at El Bedawi and Nahr al Bared. Reports say many guerrillas killed, with Israeli casualties eight wounded. Lebanese leaders condemned the raid and warned of delayed-action bombs left in the camps.
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Nahr al Bared
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Lod
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Nahar al Bared
al Badawi
Corryite Man Held On Conspiracy Charge In Erie Case
A former Corry man, Donald J. Huffman, 33, jailed in Huntsville Tennessee on a vagrancy charge, was due in Erie County court today to answer conspiracy charges tied to theft at a HUD owned house three miles north of Waterford. His relatives Francis L. Huffman, 33, and Ralph Huffman, 35, were also involved. The trio, living in a vacant HUD house, was arrested August 18 by State Police and initially charged with burglary before the counts were reduced to conspiracy to do an unlawful act. The Erie case status remained undetermined as Sheriff Louis Allen awaited disposition.
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Tennessee
Huntsville
Tenn
Donald J. Huffman
Corry
Louis Allen
Allen
Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development
Waterford
Huffman
Francis L. Huffman
Ralph Huffman
Troop E
Lawrence Park
Senate urges Nixon to restore rural loan programs
Washington AP report says the Senate urged President Nixon to back low interest loans for rural electric and telephone systems vetoed last year while passing a 1.5 billion aging services bill. The dispute centers on who controls spending priorities between Congress and the White House. Senator Hubert Humphrey led the rural electrification bill with 54 cosponsors.
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Love Splits Up Man in Order to Help Sick Wife
Howard Thomas divorced his ailing wife of 32 years to allow her to receive welfare benefits for mounting medical bills as she lay in a nursing home with advanced multiple sclerosis. The six-minute divorce granted custody of their two youngest children, while state aid and Medicaid matters were expedited to cover continued care.
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Howard Thomas
Ruth
Thomas
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C. Richard Leavengood
Jack Youngblood
Florida Division of Family Services
Divison
Leavengood
Brenda Pivinski
County Aide Rails Against Use of U S Funds for Tax Cuts
Erie County Metropolitan Planning Director Chris Capotis criticizes revenue sharing as creating local empires for bureaucrats. He warns the federal handouts are getting out of hand while noting no tax cuts in Corry. The report cites Muskie surveying cities and plans for stricter guidelines next year.
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Erie County
Chris Capotis
Maine
Edmund Muskie
Capotis
Journal Today
Corry
Muskie
United States
Senate
Erie
Meat Prices Rise Prompt Talk of Meatless Days
Washington officials report January retail food prices rose the most in 20 to 25 years, suggesting households consider meatless days or switching from ham burgers to cheese. Agriculture Secretary Butz cited a 2 to 3 percent monthly rise, with annualized fears of 24 to 36 percent projections contested as unrealistic, while Burns urged voluntary meatless days.
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Nixon
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Capitol Hill
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Burns
Congressional
C.W. McMillan
American National Cattlemen's Association
McMillan
Buzz
Butz
Laos Cease-Fire Signed Amid Hope for National Unity
Laos factions signed a cease-fire to begin at noon Thursday with plans for a provisional government of national union, a mixed electoral council, and 90 day troop withdrawals. The agreement, supervised by ICC members Canada India and Poland, neutralizes Vientiane and Luang Prabang to safeguard the government.
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Laos
Pheng Phongsavan
National Union
Pathet Lao
Souvanna Phouma
U.S
International Control Commission
Canada
India
Poland
Pheng
Luang Prabang
U S Seeks Release Of 140 More American POWs
Saigon AP report states the United States urged North Vietnam and the Viet Cong to release 140 additional American prisoners of war before next Tuesday. Officials cite ongoing talks, with Kissinger noting four roughly equal groups planned for release and next dates around every 15 days.
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Saigon
United States
North Vietnam
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South
Vietnam
Laos
Kissinger
Authorities Hunt Mother Baby Born Stuffed In Toilet
FBI and Trembull County sheriff probe passenger lists to identify a woman who gave birth aboard a plane and left the baby in a bathroom at Youngstown Municipal. A United Airlines worker found the infant jammed in a lavatory with umbilical cord attached, head visible. rushed to Warren General Hospital in stable condition. The planem released from Pittsburgh. the sheriff says the baby weighed about six pounds and is in good shape. the mother could face abandonment or murder charges.
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FBI
Trembull County Sheriff's Department
United Air Limes
Michie
Warren General Hospital
Joseph Murphy
Sheriff's
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