Israel Joins Front Lines in Suez and Jordan Clash
Israeli warplanes crossed cease fire lines to strike Arab artillery along the Suez Canal and Jordan River fronts. An Israeli spokesman reported 1 dead and 15 wounded from Jordan and Egypt exchanges, 13 wounded on the canal sector, and a Jordanian attack near the Abdullah Bridge ended by air strikes. An Leb anese report denied rocket attacks from Beirut.
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Oil Import Quotas Could Be Rescinded or Cut
Assistant Attorney General Richard W. McLaren urged dismantling or revising the oil import quota system, calling it costly to the economy. He favored eliminating the quotas or, if kept, replacing them with a protective tariff, in a 45 page report to the Cabinet Task Force on oil imports. The White House task force has not indicated support for McLaren's proposals, amid Machiasport Maine free trade port debates.
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Defendant Tells Jury How He Killed Wife
Tarik Akhtar Janjua testified he killed his wife Ruth during a domestic dispute in their home. The former Pakistani pilot described a struggle over a knife after confrontations about her letters from “boy friends” and his fear led to the slaying.
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France Devaluation Triggers $40 Million Inflows
Paris reports $40 million in currency returning to France since the franc devaluation as Labor unions condemn inflation. Finance Minister Giscard d Estaing says devaluation signals initial success but price rises are expected. he warns of government price freezes and actions against violators.
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Nation's Weather Record High Reported at Imperial
The U.S. Weather Bureau reports the nation's highest temperature outside Hawaii and Alaska as 110 degrees at Imperial California. The low for the day was 34 degrees at Evanston Wyoming.
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Asthma Deaths in U S Reach Five Thousand Annually
About 5,000 Americans die from asthma each year while 250,000 are bedridden and partly incapacitated and 600,000 more suffer limited activity. The report highlights asthma as a significant public health issue in Boston and across the United States.
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