Violence Splits Lebanon Christain Factions
Gun battle grenade attack and kidnappings split Lebanon's two largest Christian blocs the National Liberal party led by Camille Chamoun and the Phalangist party under Pierre Gemayel. At least three killed five wounded Tigers withdraw from united Christian command amid disputed incidents.
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AHD faces money crisis says Arkansas highway official
Arkansas Highway Department Commissioner George Kell warns the agency is near a breaking point as construction costs rise 200 to 300 percent while funding remains flat. He suggests a variable gasoline tax and a sales tax on autos to fund rural road projects and new construction.
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Jamaica Nears End of Violent Campaign Before Election
Jamaica faces a violent general election with state censorship of political news as Prime Minister Manley defends democratic socialism against Edward Seaga. Eighty million dollar foreign reserves deficit and 27 percent unemployment cited amid tension and calls of communism fears.
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