Karami Named Premier to Stem Lebanon Crisis
President Suleman Franjieh picked veteran Rashid Karami as premier-designate to form a new government amid Lebanon's worst crisis since 1958. Clashes between Palestinian guerrillas and right wing Phalangists raised eight day toll to 85 dead and 235 wounded as the political crisis deepened.
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Beirut
UPI
Suleman Franjieh
Rashid Karami
Lebanon
Franjieh
Karami
Phalangist
Frans Jich Friday
U.S
Camille Chamoun
Israel
Laos ends U S aid program as students free three Americans
In Vientiane, student demonstrators and Pathet Lao troops freed three Americans held for a week at the U S aid compound. An eight point accord signed with Laos officials sets June 30 as the shutdown date and orders turnover of aid equipment while severance pay aids Lao staff.
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Vientiane
Laos
UPL
U.S
Hark
Marine Spis
Donald E. Wilburn
Osgood
Ind
Roger Murphy
Defense Attache
William Darden
Defense Office
Pathet Lao
Mdacre
Christian Chapman
U.S. Agency For International Development
ATD
United States
Chapman
Russia Libya Sign Biggest Mideast Arms Deal Ever
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat says the Soviet Union will supply Libya with about 12 billion dollars of the most sophisticated arms, with Russian advisers to remain in Libya for 20 to 50 years, potentially expanding Moscow’s military presence. He also urges the U S to adopt a stronger role in Middle East peace and meets Ford in Salzburg.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Russia
Libya
Middle East
Soviet Union
Anwar Sadat
Mediterranean
Sadat
Los Angeles Times
Times T Aday
United States
White House
Congress
Israel
Muammar Khadafy
Moscow
Times
The
Syria
Egypt
Two Times
Nile Delta
Ford
Salzburg
Austria
the Times
Henry Kissinger
Geneva
Rejection Of Demands Sparks Diplomacy Row
UPI reports a diplomatic flare between the United States Tanzania and Zaire over efforts to free hostages from Marxist guerrillas. The three captives include Carrie Jane Hunter and Kenneth Smith of California and Emilie Bergman of the Netherlands.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanzania
UPI
United States
Zaire
Mabutu Sese Seko
U.S
Mobutu Sese Seko
Arrie Jane Hunter
Atherton
Calif
Kenneth Smith
Garden Grove
Emilie Bergman
The
Daily News
W. Beverly Carter
Popular Revolutionary Party
Alaska Supreme Court strikes down home marijuana possession ban
The Alaska Supreme Court ruled that a state law prohibiting possession of marijuana in a private home for personal use is unconstitutional. Irwin Rabin challenged his Anchorage District Court conviction, arguing no legitimate state interest and discriminatory treatment versus alcohol. The state may appeal after review by the Attorney General.
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Juneau
Alaska
UPI
Alaska Supreme Court
Irwin Rabin
Anchorage
Local notices and ads surface in garbled Kingsport paper
A mangled OCR of a Kingsport Times-News page shows scattered names, places, and numbers. The fragment mentions Regioest, Regio est, Me rec ralenee Irth, and various odd strings, with no clear event or coherent notice readable.
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