Moroccan Algerian clash rages in Spanish Sahara crowds
Moroccan and Algerian forces clash for a third day in the Amghala region of the Spanish Sahara. Mo roccan claims cleansing operations and 29 Algerians captured, while Algeria and independent sources offer few verifications.
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Former Sill Leader Griffing Dies at 71
Maj. Gen. (Ret.) Lewis Sherrill Griffing, 71, former Fort Sill commander from 1961 to 1964, died at Brooke Army Hospital in San Antonio after a long illness. He oversaw early Sergeant missile tests and Lance missile deployment. Services tentatively set for Monday at Fort Sill with burial in the Post Cemetery. Survivors include his wife.
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Belgium says Europe cannot rely on US defense
Belgian Defense Minister Paul Van den Boeynants warns Europe faces danger if the United States nuclear umbrella disappears. He argues Europe must unite politically and militarily, criticizing Soviet expansionism and urging stronger NATO defense beyond American security. He notes Europe risks being abandoned if not prepared to defend itself.
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Home Gardening Interest Grows Amid High Living Costs
Intense interest in home food gardening has surged over the last two years, driving demand for plants, supplies, and space. Local nurserymen report vendors expanding offerings as more people grow vegetables to cut costs and enjoy a greener environment.
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Kenneth Clapp
Discount
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Hugh Payne
Kissinger Says U S Considers Overt Aid For Angola Factions
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told a Senate panel the administration may ask Congress to authorize overt financial aid to anti-Soviet groups in Angola. He criticized Soviet and Cuban intervention and urged strong U S action while urging closer executive legislative cooperation. He noted overwhelming congressional votes against covert support and warned it limited policy options.
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Lawton Sees January as One of Southwest Oklahoma's Driest
No measurable rain has fallen in Lawton since December 27 and January is shaping up as one of the driest months on record. Forecasters expect a cooling trend with no rain through Friday and weekend highs near 50. Wheat crops remain in good shape due to 1975 moisture and Christmas snow, though rain would aid nitrate use and insect control. January records trace back to 1870 with 1.20 inches typical. 1975 total exceeded that at 2.38 inches. See LAWTON, Page 44
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Lawton
Oklahoma
John Moton
Comanche County
Terrorists Kill Two Executives at Argentine Bendix Office
In Munro, Argentina, gunmen burst into Industrial Bendix S.A. offices and assassinated two executives, personnel chief Jorge Zaralenga and industrial relations head Alberto Olavarrieta, as police fought terrorists at a nearby checkpoint. A provincial officer also died. two officers were wounded.
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New York
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MacArthur Students Teach Nutrition to Younger Pupils
MacArthur High School home economics juniors and seniors spend 20 minutes daily teaching nutrition to Sullivan Village Elementary School youngsters. They use games posters flash cards and puzzles to cover basic food groups and nutrition.
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