Guerrillas From Lebanon Hit Israel
Arab guerrillas from Lebanon set off two bombs beside a house in Meron near the Israeli border. The house was damaged with no one home. three more bombs were found and disarmed. Israel and Egypt urged action in Middle East talks at the UN, reaffirming Security Council principles after the 1967 war.
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Arkansas Weather Report for 24 Hours Ending Thursday
Weather summary from the experiment station shows a misty to cloudy night and Friday with scattered showers across the state. Turning cooler tonight and Friday, lows in the 30s, highs Friday from the upper 50s in the north to mid 60s in the south.
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U S Lets Spy Visit Father in Russia
The United States allowed former Soviet spy Igor A. Ivanov, jailed 20 years for espionage in 1964, to temporarily return to the Soviet Union to visit his ailing father. He may stay until court-ordered return. conditions include bail and a Newark court stipulation.
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Warming Trend Forecast for Arkansas Prompts Cloudy Days
The National Weather Service expects a warming trend with generally cloudy conditions in Arkansas. A weak cold front will move into northwest Arkansas tonight bringing showers across the state tonight and Friday. Wednesday temperatures ranged from 52 in Fort Smith to 38 in Jonesboro with overnight lows varying from 35 in El Duradu to 49 in Harrison.
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Reorganization bill defeats repeal push in 1989 session
The text outlines passage of a state reorganization bill aimed at expanding the governor’s control and creating 13 new departments with cabinet status. It notes legislative debates in Arkansas with supporters claiming efficiency and critics warning of strong executive power, plus related public works and federal funding discussions. The piece mentions Bumpers, Foster, Brandon, Bethell, Nowotny, Orr, Schug, and Henslee, and includes references to national figures and unemployment figures.
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Obituaries and political reform motions across two regions
Hollywood obituaries note Gil bert M Anderson 88 father of Westerns who starred in The Great Train Robbery and won an honorary Oscar in 1958. Harvard business founder Arthur Dewing 90 dies. Tevis Morrow 75 made his fortune in oil. Political party reform debates center on automatic secret votes for top committee members and chair selections amid GOP and Democratic leadership contests in Congress.
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Ohio
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Pilots Told to Avoid Population Centers in Cambodia
Pentagon officials say U S pilots are ordered to hit only military targets and avoid civilian casualties or religious sites while supporting South Vietnamese and Cambodian ground troops in Cambodia. Laird described limits, with time constraints on ground contact and consults with Thai officials for border actions. Sen. Church urged a Foreign Relations Committee meeting to review the policy amid Cambodia aid debates.
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Washington
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Jerry W. Friedheim
Southeast Asia
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Thailand
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Congress
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Idaho
Death Penalty Declared Illegal by Pennsylvania Official
Harrisburg AP Atty Gen Fred Speaker a Republican in a Democratic administration ruled capital punishment unconstitutional and ordered the electric chair dismantled. He said the 24 death sentences would effectively become life terms and his ruling stands unless courts or his successor overturn it.
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Fred Speaker
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Speaker
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Raymond P. Shafer
J. Shane Creamer
Creamer
United States
Lewis Jose Monge
Colorado
Senate
Shapp
Nixon Prepares State of the Union With Revenue Sharing Push
President Nixon signals a 1971 program in the upcoming State of the Union, outlining a revolutionary approach to government aimed at making it more responsive. He met with White House aides to refine Friday’s address and previewed a broad revenue sharing plan to boost federal funds to states and localities, despite GOP and congressional resistance. Florida ranks second to California in motel and hotel capacity.
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Senate panel to probe genetics and federal role
Senate executive reorganization subcommittee chaired by Sen. Abraham Ribicoff will hold hearings in March on genetics research and the federal role in regulating chemicals foods drugs and related areas. The topic titled chemicals and the future of man covers long range implications of manipulating human genes and societal consequences. A note clarifies catgut used in surgery and instruments is made from sheep intestines, not cats.
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Senate
Abraham Ribicoff
Connecticut
Ribicoff
Backache Relief Promise in 12 Hours
An advertisement promises backache relief in 12 hours with three Gentle Buckets tablets. If not pleased, a 48¢ refund at Gibson's Rexall Drug. The copy urges customers to buy now at the local drug counter.
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