Beiruts Fire Rages as Premier Names Reconciliation Cabinet
Savage fighting raged through the night in Beirut as Premier Rastad Karam formed a six member reconciliation cabinet with seats for each major Lebanese sect. President Suleman Franjieh approved the lineup after a night of ministerial distribution disputes. More than 210 dead and over 1,400 wounded. Civilians flee and shops close while security forces try to curb bloodshed. The cabinet includes Karam Chamoun Osseiran Takla Arslan and Tuem with ministries split among defense finance interior justice foreign affairs education health and more. Opposition from Muslim leftists and Druze factions surfaced amid ongoing power sharing tensions.
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Rastad Karam
Suleman Franjieh
Karam
Camile Chamoun
Philp Takla
Adel Osse
Ran
Majd Arslan
Masler
Ghassan Tuem
Chamoun
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Retired UN Servants by Host Country and Distances
A UN study compiled by the Association of Former International Civil Servants shows 939 retirees living abroad with 344 within 50 miles of TN headquarters. Canada, France, Britain, and Spain host notable groups, while the United States contains many in Florida and California.
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Accord Reached On Wisconsin State Budget Compromise
A six member conference committee attached taxes to a $32 billion 1975-77 budget proposal and prepared to present it to Senate Democrats. They debated sales tax, cigarette tax, and ad sales tax ideas while seeking support in caucus.
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all-Democrat Conference Committee
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Ford confident recession over despite Meany clash
President Ford told the NAACP convention he is confident the economic decline is over though he warned recovery must be sound to avoid renewed inflation and deeper hardship. AFL-CIO chief Meany criticized the administration for high unemployment and weak job growth amid racial inequities.
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Two Rivers Sees Unified Drive On Industrial Growth
The Two Rivers City Council agreed to a unified push for industrial development after planning consultant Gary Peterson urged merging efforts from the Tan Aner Mamiawoc and Two Rivers Development Corp to create one strong program. Peterson outlined four steps including city commitment, a single active development body, resolving Columbus Street tract issues, and building a comprehensive plan to prepare sites, promote expansion, secure finance, and maintain an information bank.
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Gary L Peterson
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Tan Aner Mamiawoc Development Corp
Tao Rivers Business Development Corp
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Industrial Development Corporation
Marion Weaver
Classified Ad Cancelled After Two Days
An ad offering to sell usable items including a Schwinn bicycle is cancelled after two days. Call numbers 85 4433 or 793-1317 to place a new ad and request an ad visor.
Oil firms raise gasoline prices across major suppliers
Four big oil companies announced gasoline price increases effective today. Snellas Co and Standard of Indiana Amoco each hike wholesale by three cents a gallon, Richfield by two cents, and Texaco by fourteen cents. In other news Ford said the U N has given indications on a Middle East settlement while Nehru era matters and other stock market notes filled the day.
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Amoco
Viantic Richfield Co
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Paving for North Sixth Is Protested by Manitowoc Residents
Seven property owners in the 1400 block of North Sixth Street oppose paving Sixth Street from Reed Avenue. They cite heavy traffic from new apartment buildings, sewer breaks, and planned curb and driveway work to be paid by the city, with replies due by July 9.
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Magnolia Avenue
Sraffi
Reedwenue Gross
Mamitou Manor
Family Heritage Nursing Home
Mamtowoc Development Associates
Manitou Manor
Gran
Public Works
Michael Hawley
July Heat and Humidity Warm Wisconsin and Manitowoc
Heat and humidity greet the first of July as Manitowoc and Wisconsin residents endure hot weather. The National Weather Service cautions partly cloudy, warm days with scattered showers or storms mainly in the west. Highs reach the 80s with nights in the 60s. livestock safety advised due to rising heat.
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