Fighting in Beirut Eases as Cease fire Looms
In Beirut and across Lebanon fighting subsided for the first time in a week as Moslem and Christian private armies edged toward another cease-fire urged by Palestinian forces and the Lebanese army. Palestinian commandos and Lebanese troops moved through the downtown, while sporadic gunfire continued.
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Beirut
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Alabama reports lack of black faculty at several colleges
The state department lists five junior colleges and two trade schools with no black faculty at the start of fall term. The nine institutions include Enterprise State, Northeast Alabama Rainsville, Northwest Alabama Phil Campbell, Snead Boaz, and Wallace Selma among juniors. Northwest Alabama Hamilton and Wallace Wallace in Hanceville for trades. A desegregation timetable due by February 1 with initial goals due by October 31 is required under August agreement.
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Enterprise State Junior College
Northeast Alabama State Junior College
Rainsville
Northwest Alabama State Junior College
Phil Campbell
Snead State Junior College
Boaz
Wallace State Community College
Selma
Northwest Alabama State Technical College
Hamilton
Wallace State Technical Community College
Hanceville
Johnson
Cotton disaster aid spreads across Alabama counties
The Alabama extension and disaster insurance program shows 300 farmer applications for payments as losses rise. In Lawrence County payments total 81 000 and two thirds of county farmers may qualify, while Morgan County projects 85 to 95 percent eligibility. Cotton acres are low in Cullman but higher in Limestone, with expected disaster payments near 174 000 last year.
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Steele
Lawrence County
Genevive Alexander
ALCS
Charles Robertson
Morgan County
ASCS
Lawrence
Limestone
Cullman County
Limestone County
Federal Crop Insurance Corp
Morrow Praises Clark Amid Bribe Allegations
The Alabama Journal reports Morrow praised Clark for promptly contacting legal authorities. Morrow allegedly promised Clark 25000 dollars annually for life plus a 51000 dollar bribe as part of the misconduct claim.
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Clark
Alabama Journal
Morrow
Armed Robberies Target Local Stations and Pizza Hut
Police describe a five foot ten inch bandit with broad shoulders and a small waist wearing a knee length black coat as the suspect in two service station robberies. Cottingham did not identify the man and no arrests have been made. A Huntsville teen, Tommy Harbin, 17, is charged with five armed robberies including the Pizza Hut holdup totaling $413.
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Jeffreys
Mickle
C. W. Penn Hamburgers
Moulton St. SE
Johnston St. SE
Central Bank
Billups
Wilson St. NW
Alfred Hawkins
John Hawkins
Huntsville
6Th Ave
Tommy Harbin
Indiana
Madison County
Meir questions U.N. effectiveness amid Lebanon view
In Beverly Hills Golda Meir urged the UN to prove its relevance after inviting Yasser Arafat, calling him bloodied by killings. She linked Lebanon’s civil war to harm for Israel unless the PLO is checked.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Golda Meir
United Nations
League of Nations
U.N
Yasser
Arafat
Meir
Palestine Liberation Organization
Lebanon
Israel
PLO
Angola Debates Secret Session Funds for Angola War
Tunney warned that without full facts in secret session senators might vote for funds they oppose. Church argued the Angolan independence resolve remains strong despite civil war, and the eventual winner will claim Angola, not external powers.
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Tunney
Church
Angola
Stamp Collector Gets Three Years
A Mobile woman, Evelyn Flannagan Hollis, was sentenced to three years in prison for fraudulently obtaining more than 26000 in food stamps. Her codefendant, Ellen Jean Knight, is at large. Knight allegedly prepared files for 31 nonexistent stamp recipients. Hollis collected stamps in over 100 issuances. PARIS AP Giscard d Estaing opens an economic conference amid warnings it not become a confrontation between industrialized and developing nations.
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Sacramento
Calif
William Galland
Galland
Mobile
Ala
U.S. District Court
W. B. Hand
Evelyn Flannagan Hollis
Miss Hollis
Ellen Jean Knight
U.S. Agriculture Department
Miss Knight
Paris
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
December through 1975 construction permits rise in Decatur
Building records show October 1974 as a peak with 80 residential units valued near 2 million and 17 houses costing over 450 thousand, while industrial commercial permits totaled 2.456 million including the 1.8 million South Limestone sewer project. November and September follow with significant residential and industrial activity.
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Adams
Decatur
Building Department
K-Mart
Kroger
Irish fund-raising dispute inflames Ireland Britain and US
A Bronx based relief group for Catholic women and children in Ulster faces US Britain and Irish officials who say funds raised in bars dances and dinners across the United States and totaling 1.2 million since 1971 have financed the IRA Provisional Wing. The group denies the charges saying all money supports families of prisoners and relief work.
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Dublin
Irish Republican Army
United States
Britain
Ireland
N.Y
IRA
Bronx
House Tax Bill Compared to 1974 and 1975 Rules
Congressional staff compare the House passed 1976 individual income tax plan with the 1974 and 1975 laws, showing permanent higher standard deductions and the removal of two temporary credits for low income families and first time homebuyers. The table lists tax liabilities for single filers and married couples at various income levels under the three regimes.
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Washington
Congressional
HEW to weaken rules on Medicaid home health care
The Department of Health Education and Welfare plans final changes to Medicaid funded home health services opening the field to profit makers with limited regulation. Elderly groups and many HEW staff oppose but policy makers support the move stirring controversy about the future of home care.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Tax cut expiration could raise withholding for families
IRS estimates a married $15 000 earner with two children would pay about 4 73 more weekly or 250 yearly if the tax cut lapses. A single $15 000 earner would see about 3 more weekly or 156 yearly. Congress faces a difficult override battle with Ford.
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Internal Revenue Service
Congress
Senate
Ford
House
University tensions stir over leadership, tax vote shapes future
Speculation swirls over a restructuring plan and assurances for 18 months as HEW appointment nears end. Mathews could seek the chancellor’s job later, while a trustee notes the board wants a direct working relationship akin to the Rose era. The tax vote split within the Senate, with critics calling the spending ceiling a political ploy by Ford.
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Mathews
Senate
Ford
Congress
Walter D. Huddleston
Kentucky
Ronald Reagan
Huddleston
Beasley Urges State Reforms to Cut Spending
Lt. Gov. Jere Beasley urged Alabama lawmakers to reorganize state government in 1976 by consolidating agencies into functional units to reduce spending and avoid new taxes. He called for meaningful restructuring with proper controls to boost efficiency and ensure no new taxes are needed.
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Montgomery
Ala
Jere Beasley
Beasley
Alabama
Church draws line against Marxists ahead of Italian elections
Italy bishops issued a declaration in full communion with Pope Paul VI urging Catholics to oppose the Communist party. The move aims to blunt Communist momentum, especially after gains in June regional elections, as Rome heads to local polls next spring. In London, Thatcher gains in support as Labour splits widen after Wilson cabinet tensions.
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Australian Broadcasting Commission
Liberal-National Country Party
House of Representatives
Labor
Rome
Italy
Communist Party
Paul VI
Christian Democratic Party
Vatican
London
Margaret Thatcher
Britain
New Zealand
Maurice Edelman
House of Commons
Harold Wilson
Wilson
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