West Bank deaths mar observance as troops clash
Israeli soldiers killed another Arab youth amid heavy West Bank patrols after Arab girl Lina Nabulsi, 11, was shot in Nablus during renewed clashes. Officials cited self defense after a truck incident near Jerusalem airport. Protests and calls for international protection followed as UN and Security Council ponder regional tensions.
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Israel
West Bank
Jerusalem
Abdullah Mustafa Hawas
Ramallah
Nablus
Lina Hassan Nabulsi
Suleiman Nabulsi
Palestine
Jordan
Middle East
AH Abdul Haadi
United Nations
Kurt Waldheim
Lebanon Civil War Flares In Deadly Rocket Fire Duel
In Beirut area fights mark one of the harshest Muslim Christian clashes of the 13 month civil war with hundreds killed and wounded overnight. Hospitals appeal for blood as Beirut buildings burn and a journalist is fatally shot amid shelling. International mediation continues with Syria and Libya seeking peace while Palestinian fighters under Syrian control enter Lebanon.
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Lebanon
Barbi
Edouard Saub
Lowent Je Jour
Polie
Angela Davis urges mass NC protest for Charlotte Three Wilmington 10
In Charlotte Angela Davis called for a massive turnout to challenge oppression in North Carolina and nationally. She urged 15,000 supporters to march on Raleigh for Labor Day, linking the Charlotte Three and Wilmington Ten cases to a broader struggle against injustice.
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Charlotte
Angela Davis
North Carolina
Sudany
Ms. Davis
Charlotte Three
Wilmington 10
Ben Chavis
Wilmington
Wilminton
Raleigh
Black Leaders Adopt Political Agenda For 1976
North Carolina black leaders at a weekend caucus backed a 1976 agenda including eliminating the sales tax on food. The plan emphasizes criminal justice reforms, equal employment, and new trials for groups like the Wilmington 10 and the Charlotte Three, with social goals on fair housing and welfare expansion. The group urged candidates to adopt the agenda.
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Raleigh
David Jones
Ben Chavis
U.S. Supreme Court
Wilmington
Charlotte
Chavis
Perpetual Passbook and CD Plans Highlight Growth
The text touts daily compound interest at Perpetual with Passbook accounts at 5.25 percent and CDs up to 7.50 percent. It claims a CD left to compound almost doubles in 10 years and a Passbook, with monthly deposits and withdrawals over 15 years, nearly doubles the total deposited, emphasizing steady growth despite stock market fluctuations.
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Perpetual
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