Endorse Peace Plan Faces Syrian Controversy at Arab Summit
Arab League meeting approved a ceasefire and peace plan for Lebanon but blocked formal approval of including 2000 Syrian troops. Iraq South Yemen Algeria and the PLO rejected that Syrian contingent in the 30,000 man peace force. Riad to negotiate troop makeup and funding with individual states.
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Cairo
Ratesumians
Lebannon
Arab League
Riyadh
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
South Yemen
Algeria
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Lebanon
Mahmoud Riad
Syria
Riad
Hafez Assad
Beypt
Elias Sarkis
Libya
Assad
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Sadat
Sinai
Israel
Court Rules Ray Can Keep Hays Money Amid Dismissals
Washington AP report states US District Court Judge Thomas Flannery dismissed three private False Claims Act suits seeking repayment to the government, leaving open a possible government action. The suits alleged Elizabeth Ray was paid as a clerical salary while being Wayne Hays’ mistress. DOJ investigates the case.
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Washington
Elizabeth Ray
Wayne Hays
Thomas Flannery
Hays
Miss Ray
Edward Thompson
Anthony Cennamo
Anthony Martin-Trigona
House Administration Committee
Congress
Ohio Democrat
Flannery
Justice Department
Department
Department Sourcs
Alty
Edward Levi
Good Buddies Tie The Knot On Air In CB Wedding
In Woodinville Washington a CB radio wedding linked Roadrunner Kenneth Browning and Snowbunny Judith Ann West as several hundred attendees cheered. The couple met via air chatter and planned vows at Snowqualmie Summit, proceeding in a 40 car caravan to Gold Creek Park for a fundraiser benefiting a school for retarded children. The ceremony included CB lingo like 10-4 and X-Y-M X-Y-L with minister Al Fordshipp officiating, and the pair agreed to keep radios off at 10-7 after the ceremony.
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Woodinville
Wash
Roadrunner
Snowbunny
Kenneth Browning
Judith Ann West
Snowqualmie Summit
Interstate
Cascade Mountains
Gold Creek Park
Seattle
Cbers
Browning
al Fordshipp
Kent Church of Christ
Fordshipp
Roger
State aid sought for families of disease victims
The American Legion asked Pennsylvania officials to pay medical bills for victims of the Legionnaires disease, including tests to determine cause. Health Secretary Leonard Bachman voiced that funds could cover tests if available, while treatment costs face legislative decisions. The outbreak, linked to the state convention, killed 29 and sickened about 150. Cynthia Stump sought aid after her brother Harold Stump, who died in Danville, incurred a $23,000 bill with unclear insurance. Hoak urged home disaster relief and charity, questioning test costs and precedent.
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Harrisburg
American Legion
Edward T. Hoak
State Legion
Hoak
Leonard Bachman
Bachman
Houk
Harold Stump
Geisinger Medical Center
Danville
Cynthia Stump
Dems Expected to Gain Pay Control in Pa Elections
Democratic party eyeing greater control of Pennsylvania's congressional delegation with 13 Democrats and 1 Republican currently in the U.S. House and one vacancy from Rep. Barrett's death. Incumbents dominate for Democrats and vacancies favor their strength as GOP faces losses in several districts. The state tilts with about 2.9 million Democrats to 3.3 million Republicans, boosting the Democrats' edge despite a fragmented GOP slate.
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Robert Glass
Pennsylvania
U.S. House of Representatives
Bill Barrett
Barrett
GOP
Democratic Party
3DP
Albert Johnson
Joseph Ammerman Johnson
House Banking and Currency Committee
Ammerman
Allegheny County
Westmoreland County
John Dent
Hes
Congress
Robert Miller
Egquibank
Dent
Miller
Joseph McDade
Ed Mitchell
Shrapp
McDade
Mitchell
Scranton
Lackawanna County
Warren Area Man Wins 100000 Lottery Jackpot
Warren area man William Ingram and his wife Goldie have lived in Barnes since 1966 and raised three grown children. Ingram, a Deluxe Division press helper for InterRoyal Corp, won 100000 on October 20 after years of playing the Pennsylvania lottery. He plans no definite use yet while avoiding attention, noting other winners and local political races across Pennsylvania.
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Warren
Deluxe Division
InterRoyal Corp
William Ingram
Barnes
Ingram
Goldie
Kittanning
Pittsburgh
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