Army pools buffer zones in north Lebanon amid fighting
Lebanese army set up three buffer zones in northern Lebanon between Moslems and Christians near Tripoli and Zagharta. About 2,000 troops deployed along routes between Tripoli and Zagharta with patrols aiding police. Beit Mallat reported three killed and six wounded in a Moslem attack as fighting intensified.
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Beirut. Lebanon
Lebanon
Tripoli
Zagharta
Beirut
Beit Mallat
Weekly chick report shows a slight drop in Arkansas
The Arkansas Drop and Livestock Reporting Service notes 9.4 million chicks were started for broiler production in the week ending Sept 6, down 1 percent from the prior week. Of total placements, 9.1 million were hatched in Arkansas and 301 thousand from other states. During the week, 843 thousand broiler chicks were shipped out of the state.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Arkansas Drop and Livestock Reporting Service
Leaders Back Lebanese Troop Intervention Amid Factional Clashes
In Tripoli and Zagharta clashes between Christians and Muslims flare after a bus attack left many dead and dozens wounded. Pressure rose for government action as Sunni Premier Karami and Maronite President Franjieh faced communal warfare, with mosques and Christian leaders endorsing troop deployment.
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Tripoli
Zagharta
Beirut
Lebanon
Rashid Karami
Sweiman Franjieh
Franjieh
Tony
Karami
Mufti Hassan Khaled
Imam Moussa Sadr
Obituary for Howard L Wright 35 in Texarkana area
Howard Lewis Wright 35 died Thursday in a Texarkana hospital after a lengthy illness. A Hope and Hempstead County resident and carpenter, he is survived by wife Margie, daughter Kim, father Howard Wright, and sister Edna Earle Williams. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday at Garrett Memorial Baptist Church, burial Memory Gardens, Oakcrest Funeral Home in charge. The revival at Old Liberty Community Church 195 Fulton Hwy runs Sept 15–20 nightly at 7 30 p.m.
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Howard Lewis Wright
Texarkana
Hope and Hempstead County
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Margie Wright
Hope
Kim
Howard Wright
Edna Earle Williams
Longview
Tex
Jim Sayers
Memory Gardens Cemetery
Oakcrest Funeral Home
Storms and cold front move south through Arkansas
A strong cold front pushed southward through Arkansas overnight, dropping temperatures into the 60s. A line of heavy thunderstorms led the front with rainfall over an inch reported in Fayetteville, Harrison, and Jonesboro. Temperatures remained coolbehind the line.
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Associated Press
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Fayetteville
Harrison
Jonesboro
National Weather Service
Little Rock
Pine Bluff
el Dorado
Texarkana
Fort Smith
Memphis
Mexico’s Mayas linked to Mexico’s North American legacy
The article notes Mexico as the cradle of the first civilization in North America and mentions Mayas migrating from Central America in the 10th century. This summary captures the core claim and context from the readable text without adding extraneous details.
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Mexico
North America
Central America
Lynette Fromme arraignment hints at Manson-like trial
Lynette Fromme appeared in a Sacramento federal court wearing a red hooded costume and spoke of protecting redwood trees while warning that the gun is pointed. Judge Thomas J. MacBride barred her from commenting to avoid prejudicing her possible trial for trying to kill President Ford.
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Lynette Fromme
Sacramento
Calif
Lynette
Fromme
Ford
Miss Fromme
U.S. District Court
Thomas J. MacBride
U.S
Secret Service
Capitol Park
Manson Clan
Corps of Government Engineers
Community notes from Hope area adds board members and events
The Howard County Memorial Hospital board adds John L. Shaddox and Robert A. Coulter along with John Howell, Herman McAllister, Archie Cothren, Floyd Tollett, and Larry Renard. Grace Baptist Church backs Back to School Day this Sunday with a gift for all students at 10 a.m. A Texarkana Social Security Office rep will visit multiple cities on varying days. Hempstead County Fair Queen and Little Miss contests set for 7 p.m. Tuesday with a bake sale Saturday to fund Hope High activities. Miss Fromme, indicted under a 1965 anti assassination law, faces possible life term. court details include evidence, bail, and upcoming hearings.
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John L. Shaddox
Robert A. Coulter
Howard County Memorial Hospital
John Howell
Nashville
Herman McAllister
Mineral Springs
Archie Cothren
Dierks
Floyd Tollett
Larry Renard
Grace Baptist Church
Highway 67
Richard Martin
ESAA Panel to Meet at Yerger Middle School
The ESAA Advisory Committee will hold its second meeting of the 1975-76 school year at 7 p.m. on Tuesday September 16 in the Yerger Middle School reading lab with Annie Lloyd and Doris Millican. The panel advises on planning implementing and operating a remedial reading program funded by the Emergency School Assistance Act. It supports individualized diagnostic work in middle and high schools. Attend Church Sunday.
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ESAA
Yerger Middle School
Annie Lloyd
Doris Millican
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