Sadat Threatens Depth of Israel as Mideast War Rages
President Sadat announced missiles ready to strike deep into Israel as Egyptian and Israeli forces clash along the Suez Canal and Sinai. Meir said Israeli forces are on the western canal bank while Egypt seeks a cease-fire tied to Israeli withdrawal and Palestinian rights.
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Syria
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People’s Assembly
Cairo
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Jerusalem
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Sinai Peninsula
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U.S
Middle East
Sinai
Tel Aviv
La Crosse LEA demands public talks or binding fact finding
The La Crosse Education Association pressed for public access to 1974 contract talks or for binding fact finding as a condition to resume bargaining. The LEA executive committee backed a plan to reopen negotiations only under one of these terms, with potential strike vote still under consideration.
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Board of Education
Eric Slayton
Assembly
Slayton
Wisconsin Employment Relations Commission
Representative Assembly
Hanson
Traffic Accident Saves Woman s Life Cops Say
Clara Small was driven to her grave until a traffic mishap diverted the plan. Winifred Hilbert, 60, forced entry, handcuffed Small, beat her, and forced a grave-digging episode at a secluded cemetery. The incident ended with Hilbert’s arrest for false imprisonment aggravated assault and DWI.
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Fla
Clara Small
Winifred Hilbert
Small
Don Newberger
Hilbert
U S Ships 500 Tons Aid To Israel In Airlift
The United States has sent about 500 tons of military equipment to Israel since Sunday as the airlift begins, totaling roughly one tenth of Soviet deliveries to Arab states. Officials say deliveries will replace lost planes tanks bombs and artillery with a focus on battlefield needs. The Soviet resupply is far larger with about 4 000 tons delivered to Egypt and Syria in 280 flights.
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Israel
U.S
Soviet Union
Egypt
Syria
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State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
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U. S
Norfolk Naval Base
Virginia
Agnew Defends Innocence In Farewell Address
Former Vice President Spiro Agnew pressed his innocence and blamed leaks for his resignation in a nationwide televised address. He described his tax plea as not a confession of guilt and criticized prosecutors and the media while urging confidence in the presidency and denouncing systemic Maryland politics.
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Maryland
Weather Outlook: Cool Nights and Warming Rest Of Week
Fair and cooler with frost or freezing temps likely Tuesday night as lows near 32. Wednesday brings increasing clouds and a cool high around 58 with light variable winds. Thursday appears fair and dry with little temperature change.
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