Hundreds Flee Beirut as Fighting Rages Around Hotels
In Beirut the fighting between leftist Muslim militants and rightwing Christians intensified near luxury hotels along the seafront. Dozens of Americans and locals were rescued, including six Americans from the St Georges hotel, as tolls climbed with hundreds displaced and scores wounded. A 10th cease fire was sought after another day of clashes amid talks.
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Wooster High Teachers Decry Discipline Crisis
Thirty nine of eighty five Wooster High teachers petitioned a newspaper amid threats and obscenities from students. They cite rock throwing and campus patrol gaps while urging stronger measures. board members dispute a specific problem and call for policy limits and broader supervision.
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Marvin Picollo
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LV Resident Sentenced For Selling Marijuana
A Las Vegas man Gregory F Wyand 706 N First St was sentenced to five years in the Nevada State Prison by Judge Joseph Pawlikowski after pleading guilty to selling a controlled substance The State dropped two assault charges and a burglary count in exchange He allegedly sold two bags of marijuana to an undercover narcotics agent on April 15 for 30 dollars.
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Forger Receives Eight-Year Sentence in Nevada Prison
Frank F. Beck 51 of San Bernardino Calif pleaded guilty to two forgery counts and was sentenced Thursday to eight years in Nevada State Prison by Clark County District Judge Thomas O'Donnell. Police say he wrote 600 dollars worth of bad checks in June 1974, stolen from his landlord. In exchange, three other forgery charges were dropped.
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Grand Jury Indicts Boulder City Man in Notorious Case
A 72-year-old Boulder City man, Edward Leo Murray, was indicted by the Clark County Grand Jury on five charges of infamous crimes against nature involving six-year-old girls. He was arrested hours after the secret indictment and jailed in lieu of 125000 dollars bail. Judge Paul Goldman ordered two court appointed psychiatrists to examine him before any release.
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Coors Exec Rejected For PBC Directorship
The Senate Commerce Committee voted 1 to 14 to table the nomination of Joseph Coors to the Public Broadcasting Corporation board. Ford nominee faced opposition over arch conservative ties and funding, including his TVN venture. Coors refused to resign as TVN chief, citing control by Adolph Coors Brewery.
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Nevada jobless rate falls to 9.5 percent in September
Nevada's unemployment rate declined to 9.5 percent in September with 26,100 people out of work according to the State Employment Security Department. The Las Vegas area rate fell to 10.1 percent with 16,300 jobless, while Reno's rate eased from 8.7 to 8.4 percent as 5,500 were unemployed.
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