Israeli raid hits Palestinian camps near Tyre
Israeli air and sea forces struck refugee camps at Rashadiyeh and Burj el Shemali near Tyre in southern Lebanon killing at least 13 refugees and destroying huts. Arab gunners fired on two Jewish settlements south of the border. no Israeli casualties were reported. The raids targeted guerrilla bases used by Palestinian raiders as part of broader Middle East violence.
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Morgan
Sinai
Washington
Egypt
Rashadiyeh
Tyre
Lebanese Defense Ministry
Burj el Shemali
Col
U.S
Maslakh
Solons Face School Aid Dilemma in Ohio Budget
In Columbus House Finance Committee debates Senate approved equal yield school aid formula amid holiday break. Key disputes include ending the property tax rollback in 1977 and EAO demands on school closure for low attendance and pupil teacher ratio changes, with formal hearings paused.
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Ohio
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General Assembly
House
Senate
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Dayton
Finance Committee
Young
GOP Mayors Conference Battles Budget Clash in Boston
At the U S Conference of Mayors in Boston Republicans briefed a nine-page White House policy on budget resolutions. Democrats pushed older strikes against the 107 7 billion defense budget as GOP leaders debated reform and how to handle vetoes in Ohio state politics.
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White House
U.S
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Ford Forces
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Falk
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Cleveland
Ralph Perk
Ford
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China
Soviet Union
Henry Maier
Milwaukee
Nixon
Metalbestos Talks Resume as Strike Looms in Ohio
Local 456 of the Sheet Metal Workers and the Logan Metalbestos plant of Wallace Murray Corp plan a 11 a.m. Tuesday bargaining session at the Holiday Inn in Lancaster with mediator Howard Hughes and an international representative. Local 456 members meet Wednesday at 9 a.m. after talks. Workers voted 111 to 17 to strike last Monday, with pickets at the Ohio 664N plant entrance all week as Jim Pickett pledges continued walkout for higher pay.
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William Wallace
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Logan
Ohio
Jim Pickett
Federal public service jobs 16.5 percent improperly filled
An internal Labor Department audit found 16.5 percent of federal public service hires in a 1,147 job sample violated rules. The report cites misplacements, inadequate documentation, and maintenance of effort flaws, with $17.5 million allegedly misspent. It also notes private-group staffing among public service workers in San Diego and Seattle.
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Labor Department
William H. Kolberg
Associated Press
Frank Yeager
Yeager
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Calif
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Wash
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Red Cross
Salvation Army
USO
YMCA
Indiana Law Slashes Pot Paraphernalia Sales Begs Bargains
Indiana moves to make selling marijuana paraphernalia a felony next month as head shops clear inventories and offer discounts. Stores report rising demand and a drive to fight the law in court while some customers stock up for future use.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Muncie
Terre Haute
Weather outlook with limited weekend rain in Hocking Valley
A weekend rainfall totaled about half an inch in the Hocking Valley. Today at 11 am the temperature reached 82 with a low of 64 and dense fog. For Tuesday expect sunny skies, highs near 80, lows in the 60s, and a 10 percent rain chance. tonight’s forecast shows a 30 percent chance of rain.
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Hocking Valley
Food Allergies May Trigger Tantrums In Some Children
Chicago report cites Dr. K E Moyer of Carnegie Mellon saying aggressive behavior can stem from food allergies. Bananas chocolate eggs corn milk cola and other foods are listed as possible triggers for temper outbursts in allergic individuals.
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Johnny
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K.E. Moyer
Carnegie-Mellon University
Psychology Today
Ford Seeks Road Funding Changes in Interstate Focus
President Ford proposes to shift highway financing toward state decisions, prioritize completing the Interstate system, and consolidate some 30 grant programs into four. The plan would alter gas tax allocations and boost state roles while sparking congressional debate over mass transit funding and overall highway policy.
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Ford
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White House
Highway Trust Fund
Hocking Parks Draw 75 000 Over Weekend
An estimated 75,000 people visited Hocking Hills State Park over the long holiday weekend. All camping spaces and cabins were occupied with no serious accidents and four minor ones. Six arrests were reported for disorderly conduct, swimming in restricted areas, and hallucinogen possession. Lake Logan State Park also saw heavy use with thousands visiting for Fourth of July activities. An estimated 3,500 swimmers, 500 fishermen, 130 boaters, 900 picnickers and 2,000 scenic drivers on Sunday. The weekend was accident free according to Park Manager Gary Flory. Hocking Valley Community Hospital treated 110 people in the ER from Thursday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight, higher than Memorial Day.
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Wes Arbaugh
Arbaugh
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Gary Flory
Lake Logan
Flory
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