Truce Holds as PLO Secures Eastern Lebanon Patrols
Palestinian Liberation Army troops occupy eastern Lebanon and police western Beirut amid a Syrian brokered cease fire. A European witness reports a looter killed near Spinneys as 14 killed and 22 wounded in the fighting. Beirut airport reopens with Syrian officers arriving to supervise.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Palestine Liberation Army
Spinneys
Syria
Associated Press
Edward Cody
Abu Amjad
Popular Democratic Front For the Liberation of Palestine
PLA
Abdul Halim Khaddam
Yasir Arafat
Palestine Liberation
Rural Americans Tough On Crime
Washington AP reports a General Federation of Women's Clubs poll of 18 827 club women and 18 480 non members finds 70 percent favor harsh prison terms and the death penalty to curb crime while 82 percent support open neighborhood programs for convicts. The poll funded by a 380 000 grant seeks to aid a Hands Up crime fight.
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General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
National Council On Crime and
Justus Friemund
NCCD
Congress
Ford
Miller seeks sixth term in Ohio Tenth District Congress
Congressman Clarence Miller announces re election bid to a sixth term from Ohio Tenth District. He outlines accessibility and direct communication and emphasizes limiting federal spending to curb inflation and protect individual freedom amid 1976 Bicentennial talk.
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Clarence Miller
Ohio
Miller
House Agriculture and Public Works
House Appropriations Committee
Treasury, Postal Service
General Government
Republican Research Committee
Energy
Lancaster
Nixon Faces Questions On Chilean Coup
The Senate Intelligence Committee will question former President Nixon about U S efforts to overthrow Chilean President Allende and the Houston plan for domestic intelligence gathering. The panel says no questions will be asked of Frank Sinatra regarding a JFK Mafia link in a CIA plot to kill Castro.
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Senate Intelligence Committee
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
Chile
Frank Sinatra
John F. Kennedy
Salvador Allende
Houston
Frank Church
Didaho
Church
Sinatra
Mafia
CIA
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Kennedy
Judith Campbell Exner
California
Castro
House Intelligence Committee
Ford
Otis G. Pike
D-N.y
Henry A. Kissinger
Walter Cronkite
John Chancellor
Chancellor
NBC Nightly News
Cronkite
CBS Evening News
Sam A. Jaffe
CBS
ABC News
Jaffe
ABC
Bill Gill
Gill
A. Searle Field
House
Nixon
Patrick Buchanan
Buchanan
Rhodes seeks extra time for Ohio property taxes bill
Gov James A Rhodes urged the General Assembly to pass emergency legislation allowing Ohio property owners 60 days after billing to pay or protest taxes. He cited big reapportionment hikes as needing more time and funds.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
General Assembly
Rhodes
House
Charles F. Kurfess
Ohio U Osteopathic School Seeks Funds for Renovation
State Rep Claire Ball co sponsors legislation to appropriate 3 510 000 dollars from the higher education improvement fund for capital improvements at Ohio University's college of osteopathic medicine. Architectural plans are ready and bids await appropriation with the first class starting in September. Time is of the essence for rapid action.
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Claire
Buzz) Ball
Athens
Ohio University
College of Osteopathic Medicine
Higher Education Improvement Fund
Ball
Weather Update for Hocking Valley Weekend Forecast
The thermometer reached 48 degrees under sunny skies by 11 a.m. in the Hocking Valley after an overnight low of 38. Friday’s high was 45. Sunday is forecast mostly cloudy with highs near 40 and lows near 30, and rain chances rise from 30 percent tonight to 40 percent on Sunday.
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Hocking Valley
Four Candidates Challenge Wallace In Mississippi Caucuses
In Mississippi 1933 precinct caucuses Democrats gathered at 2 133 locations to select delegates to the national convention. Four candidates contested Wallace who faced Jimmy Carter Lloyd Bentsen and others as the race began early in the year with 24 of 3008 votes allocated to the state. Sargent Shriver and Fred Harris also campaigned for delegates.
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Jackson, Miss
Alabama
George Wallace
Mississippi
Wallace
Iowa
Sen
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Carter
Sargent Shriver
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
Janet Poling in Houston Open Heart Surgery Update
Mrs. Janet Poling 34, of Logan Route 2, underwent open heart surgery Thursday at St. Luke's Hospital Houston. She is reported fairly well and has moved to a private room. Donations requested via Janet Poling Fund P O Box 974 Logan Ohio 43138 and a bank account opened in her name. She is married to Clarence Poling with six children ages four months to 16 years.
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Janet Poling
Logan Rt. 2
St. Luke’s Hospital
Houston
Tex
Clarence
Casey) Poling
Adams Seeks Democratic Nomination for 91st District
Athens councilman Jerry L. Adams announced his candidacy in the June 8 Democratic primary for state representative in the 91st District. A 34 year old Ohio University physics professor, Adams has served on the Athens City Council since 1973 and led efforts on U S 33 Athens bypass and E State St widening with an $84 000 Appalachian Regional Commission grant. He is active in church and education groups, has been named Outstanding Young Man by the National Jaycees, and lives at 63 Morris Ave with his wife Karen and three daughters.
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Jerry L. Adams
Athens
Adams
U.S. 33
Appalachian Regional Commission
E. State St
Ohio University
Oakland
OEA
United Ministries In Higher Education
Southeastern Ohio
Presbyterian Church
Athens County
National Jaycees
Athens City
Morris Ave
Karen
Alaina
Alicia
Lori
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