Dayan Blames Terrorists Over Israeli Attache Slaying Near DC
Defense Minister Moshe Dayan accuses Palestinian guerrillas of killing Yosef Alon the Israeli air attache in Chevy Chase Maryland. Alon's body returned to Israel aboard a US Air Force jet after the incident outside his home. Police in Montgomery County report the 46 year old official died at Suburban Hospital with no suspects yet identified.
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Defense Minister Killed In Iraq Overthrow Try
Beirut reports say Maj. Gen. Hammad Shihab was slain in an apparent coup attempt to topple Iraqs leftist regime The 95 000 strong army went on alert as tanks and armored cars surrounded Baghdad while Sad dam Hussein Takriti led loyal forces in crushing the bid The defense minister received a state funeral in Baghdad
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Jamestown Man Killed in Warren Area Car Crash
Samuel Nalbone 39 of Jamestown died instantly when his southbound car went out of control on Route 2 nine miles north of Warren, struck a concrete culvert and rolled. Two other Jamestown men, Anthony Calabrese 27 and James A Bonfiglio 20, sustained serious injuries and were taken to Warren General Hospital.
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City Council Meeting Looks to Paving and Utilities Agenda
City Council meets tonight to discuss major matters including paving and resurfacing bids for summer work, subdivisions and sewage issues, emergency traffic signals, sewerage petitions, and construction comments. Meeting starts at pm.
Farmers protest FHA loans in Somerset after Agnes relief
In Somerset County Pennsylvania a few hundred farmers and wives meet to denounce 546000 in emergency FHA loans to 83 county farmers after Tropical Storm Agnes. They claim funds were awarded to a favored few and should have aided areas hit harder, like Wilkes-Barre, not local farmers.
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Pa. Operates Without Budget Break Seen
Harrisburg AP report on a possible budget break amid tax dispute as state begins first working day with no budget. Gov Shapp to address on TV. conferees warn speech could affect negotiations. Payment disruptions for public assistance and state workers loom as lawmakers seek tax cut figures.
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Counterattacks Begin On Dean's Testimony
Washington AP reports supporters of the President launch responses as John W. Dean testifies before the Senate Watergate committee about meetings and alleged political espionage. Dean cites covering up administration involvement in the June 17 1972 break in at the DNC. defenses from White House counsel and Colson challenge his credibility while noting Mitchell’s forthcoming testimony.
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Prices Frozen Yet Some Groceries Rise In June
AP survey shows 60 day price cap reflected at checkout with 56 percent of 15 items unchanged from June 1 to July 1 and 21 percent up while butter and eggs rise. Only one butter price above cap in Atlanta was corrected as shortages rumors fade and farmers push production to feed high costs.
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Major Alaska Quake Felt Across Sitka and Juneau
A 6.8 magnitude earthquake, recorded by the National Earthquake Information Center in Boulder, was felt strongly in Sitka and Juneau, Alaska. The quake’s epicenter was about 100 miles northwest of Sitka. No damage report has yet been released.
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PSP Investigate Three Crashes Over Weekend
Corry state police investigated three weekend crashes with no injuries. Susan Cochran, 20, damaged a car on a rain soaked West Washington street extension. Larry Dingfelder, 21, ran off Route 6 after reportedly falling asleep, damaging his vehicle. Elbert Scoutten of Spartansburg pulled from a gas station onto Route 8 77, striking Fred Wadlinger of Erie. damages totaled 400.
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