Poland Draws Americans With Dollar Bonus Tourism Surge
Poland attracts U S tourists as the weak dollar boosts visits by more than 50 000 this year up from 40 000 last year price advantages include a 34 zloty per dollar tourist rate and affordable meals and taxis at Warsaw top hotels LOT and Pan American Airways expand service to cash in on the rising travel.
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Nixon
Mentary
Irving Bykofsky
Brooklyn College of City University
New York
Francis
Arab Guerrillas Battle Outlaws Silent Within Ranks
Arab guerrilla leadership focuses on outlaw cells seen as harming the Palestinian cause. Incidents from Athens airport and El Al Athens office show splinter groups like Black September acting independently. PLO officials push Libyans to interrogate captives while Israel threatens retaliation against Lebanon-based groups.
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el al
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Japan Air Lines
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New York
Occupied Territories
Kremlin Attacks China in Pravda Commentary
The Kremlin denounces China as diverging from Marxism Leninism and plots for an Asian collective security system. Pravda, under pen name I Alexandrov, claims Beijing harms the Soviet Union and socialist states while stalling Sino Soviet talks.
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Lawton Rangers Rodeo Pays Out Big For 26th Event
Joe Lowrance of Sulphur won $557.94 from a $10,000 purse in Lawton Oklahoma for calf roping and tying. Highlights include Chick Elms and Mick McGowan winning in bareback and steer wrestling with top times and earnings, while Johnny Wyrick and John Gass led saddle bronc and bull riding payouts. The five day celebration marked Lawton’s 72nd birthday with parades and a memory service honoring the city’s founding.
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Ariz
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Stephenville
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Tulsa
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Lawton
Bribery Charge Hits Capital Electrical Owner
Oklahoma City AP reports the 16th bribery charge in a city probe targets electrical company owner Jim Nievar 28 accused of bribing former inspector Lawrence N Anderson to laxly inspect an apartment in southwest Oklahoma City. He allegedly paid 164 dollars on April 3 1973.
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Jim Nievar
Nievar
Lawrence N
Jack” Anderson
Anderson
Edwin Gene Ferguson
J.W. Bray
Gotham Residents Attack Police After Bus Theft Shooting
In Queens New York police report angry residents attacked officers after a school bus theft suspect was killed in an accidental gunfire incident. The shooter and a policeman were injured during the struggle as youths gathered and police reinforcements arrived.
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Queens
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