Rescue Convoy Stalled by Camp Panic in Beirut Area
A Red Cross rescue convoy at Tal Zaatar near Beirut faced a panic surge as hundreds of Palestinians tried to seize the vehicles. One driver was slightly wounded, and Red Cross officials described the scene as dramatic. Earlier convoys evacuated 28 wounded. the camp commander warned of possible withdrawal amid control problems.
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Traffic gridlock as 10th Street Bridge closes
In a light hearted local note, reporters describe detours caused by the bridge closure, the tense crossing of Franklin Street and South Ninth Street, and praise for police directing traffic while editors joke about the city’s jammed routes and upcoming reopenings.
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Woman Named To High Court In Wisconsin First Female Justice
Shirley Abrahamson, a Madison attorney and law professor at Wisconsin, was named by Gov. Patrick J. Lucey to the Wisconsin Supreme Court, becoming the first woman to serve on the state's top court. The appointment honors progress toward equal opportunity and will influence broader civic engagement across the state.
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Disease Scare Triggers Calls Across States
Health officials report a spike in calls about a mystery illness linked to flu fears. Citizens seek guidance as symptoms like cough and fever prompt advice to contact physicians. Officials stress no influenza outbreak identified and note ongoing testing and monitoring.
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Disorderly disturbance leads to six more arrests
Police say six people were charged with disorderly conduct after a disturbance that broke out at a location. About 20 arrests have been made since contract talks deteriorated there. The incident occurred as workers headed to a protest.
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Kissinger and Shah discuss reactors sale amid plutonium concerns
Secretary of State Kissinger and the Shah of Iran plan talks on selling six to eight American nuclear reactors valued at about a billion dollars each. The dispute centers on the disposition of plutonium byproducts, with the United States insisting on safeguards to prevent nuclear explosive use.
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New Owners Operate Paper Mill Near Kimberly
Mid Tec Corp began operating the former Kimberly-Clark paper mill on Thursday and plans seven day production. The Montreal based firm bought the plant after union members reversed an earlier fate last week and sought a three year contract. The company employs about 9 percent of the local workforce, including 730 hourly production workers. The new owner said no production employees are being laid off.
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Violence in Soweto Flares as Protests Enter Third Day
Thousands of black residents roam Soweto streets stoning vehicles and blocking roads, injuring workers en route to Johannesburg. The unrest, tied to a June uprising that left at least 176 dead and over 100 wounded, continues with three reported deaths on Wednesday.
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Wisconsin man gets seven years for conspiracy and murder
David S Ling was sentenced to seven years in prison on a conspiracy to destroy government property charge and three years for unlawful threats connected to a fatal bombing attempt at the University of Madison. The judge also ordered a return to Madison for state charges of third degree murder. Shirley Abrahamson praised as first woman on Wisconsin Supreme Court.
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Ford Seeks Vice Running Mate Opinions from GOP
President Ford asks GOP mayors delegates and leaders for views on a vice presidential nominee. Reagan aides push a ticket with Sen Richard Lugar. The AP-Dispatch survey tracks endorsements and delegate sentiment ahead of the Republican convention.
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July Jobless Rate Rises as More Seek Work in July
The government reports a July unemployment rate near 7 percent with more people in the labor force than before. About 4b) bi)" more individuals found jobs, pushing total employment higher while a sizable portion still remained without work. The labor force grew by roughly 2.6 million in the past year, driven largely by adult women, though overall unemployment remains shaped by ongoing labor-force participation.
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Wisconsin Weather Sees Cold Front Move Southward
A disrupted report shows a cold front crossing Wisconsin early today with showers and cooling. Milwaukee and Madison hit 81 briefly before the front pushed south, with Manitowoc and Oakes recording low readings as temperatures plunged into the 40s and 30s overnight. Highs and winds shift as a high pressure system takes over and forecast calls for cooler, partly sunny conditions into Saturday.
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