Beirut clashes escalate amid Lebanon's street warfare
In Beirut Moslems and Christians fought with machine guns bombs and grenades on street corners and rooftops as authorities warned residents to stay home. Smoke rose over downtown central district and officials ordered firemen off duty to report for duty immediately.
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Fromme and Good welfare payments amid Ford assassination case
Lynette A Fromme received 1194.74 in general assistance over 13 months ending September 1974. Sandra Good got 150.84 in July and August 1974. Reasons for stopping payments were confidential. Fromme, 26, allegedly pointed a pistol at Ford Sept 5 in Sacramento. gun had four rounds, none fired. Manson follower connections noted. Tate murders cited.
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Sharon Tate
Los Angeles
Oil Prices Could Be Going Up
Federal Energy Administrator Frank G. Zarb warns oil companies may raise prices by November if Congress does not reimpose price controls. He notes most crude was free since Sept 1, yet firms wait on Congress, while House votes add to energy bill uncertainties. Record attendances at NY City Ballet residency closing.
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Data Denied Claim War Took U.S. By Surprise
Rep Otis G Pike chairman of the House Intelligence Committee said U S intelligence interceptions warned of a looming war in 1973 but secrecy kept the signals from officials who could have acted. He noted a push to disclose secret material with a 24 hour advance warning before public release.
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Chicago Teachers Return Under New Contract Agreement
Chicago teachers return to classrooms today under a tentative contract costing taxpayers millions. CTU cites 39.3 million while officials peg 79.6 million. 530,000 students resume schooling as 900 delegates approve and rank and file vote looms. Salary increases lift starting pay to 11 000 and top doctorates to 2600, with 1 525 jobs retained and class size reduced to 32 in some grades. The dispute over total cost and future state aid cuts looms ahead of October General Assembly sessions.
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Hannon
Springfield
Daniel Walker
Richard J. Daley
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