Rabin picks new cabinet as Meir Dayan Eban Sapir exit
Premier designate Yitzhak Rabin reshapes Israel's government appointing Yigal Allon deputy premier and foreign minister, and Shimon Peres to defense. The cabinet drops four veteran names as part of the shift ahead of confirmation next week. In other world notes Brezhnev pledges peaceful Arab settlement support, while the Dionne quints mark 40th birthdays separately. Linstrum, 78, faces court for the 592nd time in Leeds after a drunken arrest.
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Golda Meir
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Abba Eban
Pinhas Sapir
Yigal Allon
Shimon Peres
Algiers
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Middle East
Houari Boumedienne
Andrei Grechko
Soviet Union
Brezhnev
Leeds
England
George Arthur Linstrum
Nixon legal clash over White House tapes heads to appeals court
President Nixon’s Watergate lawyer argues Supreme Court should wait for the Court of Appeals ruling on subpoenas as special prosecutor Jaworski presses to obtain a White House tape. Jaworski cites possible IRS political harassment discussions with aides.
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Louis Harris
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James D. St. Clair
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White House
Leon Jaworski
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Jaworski
High Court
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Army commander says manpower trimmed in Europe to bolster units
Gen. Michael Davison, commander in Europe, says trimming headquarters and support staff will be redirected to strengthen combat units rather than sent back to the United States. He denies plans for a net U.S. strength reduction in Europe, countering reports of a 20,000-troop cut to support forces.
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U.S
Europe
United States
Michael Davison
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State seeks end to PIAA sex discrimination rules
In Harrisburg AP: The State Justice Department sues the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association over bylaws that bar girls from playing on same teams with boys, asserting violations of the 14th Amendment and Pennsylvania Equal Rights Amendment.
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Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association
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Imprisoned Mother and Children Freed After Torture Ordeal
Olga Ramos and her four children endured six weeks of imprisonment torture and starvation before being rescued. Sotero Vasquez 33 the common law husband of Ramos was arrested Monday on multiple charges. Police say Ramos escaped when Vasquez left to cash a welfare check forgetting to lock padlocked doors. The children are Jacqueline 8 Francisco 7 Jesus 3 and Olga 5. The family now rests with the children's grandmother in New York.
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Cecile
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Annette Allard
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New York
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Vasquez
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Francisco
Jesus
Olga
TV Emmys Present a Year of Big Winners in 1973
Los Angeles AP report details the 26th Emmy Awards with Cicely Tyson named actress of the year for The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman and Outstanding Special of 1973. The Mary Tyler Moore Show leads acting honors while M A S H wins outstanding comedy. Upstairs Downstairs tops drama. Pueblo and The Glass Menagerie also win acting honors. Columbo named outstanding limited series. The Carol Burnett Show earns Emmys as well.
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Jane Pittman
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Mildred Natwick
Snoop Sisters
Alan Alda
Mary Tyler Moore
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Telly Savalas
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Hal Holb
Lily Tomlin
ABC
Jim McKay
Sound Off on Corry issues and class party woes
Readers urge public airing of views via Sound Off at 665 8291 on Thursdays 5 to 9 PM The Corry Journal will publish selected letters while avoiding personal attacks The column covers local concerns from downtown blight and potage quality to voter age and city services reflecting a lively town dialogue
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Bill Would Restrict Studded Tires in Harrisburg
A Pennsylvania Senate bill would restrict studded snow tires to November 1 through April 30 each year and allow fines from 35 to 55 dollars for violations outside that period. The governor would set the final date. the measure includes a 60 day post signature effectiveness and a 1/16 inch stud protrusion limit. Transportation officials estimate up to 40 million dollars yearly in highway damage from studs. Firefighting vehicles are exempt. The bill also tightens the stud protrusion limit to 1/16 inch from the current 3/32 inch.
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