Netanya hotel fire kills four tourists and injures many
Police hold seven suspects in the Netanya seaside hotel blaze that killed four tourists and injured 46, including six Americans. Twelve U S tourists from the Temple Menorah synagogue in Miami Beach were among the injured as doctors reported several Americans recovering.
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Tel Aviv
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Netanya
U.S
Temple Menorah
Miami Beach
Fla
Weather Outlook For Hocking Valley Tonight And Tuesday
Clear and warmer conditions forecast with lows in the 30s and highs in the upper 50s. Rain probability near zero for tonight and Tuesday. Noon temperature reached 40 degrees under sunny skies.
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Shriver exits 1976 presidential race as others surge
R Sargent Shriver withdraws from the Democratic bid after finishing third in Illinois. He releases his convention delegates, plans a brief vacation, and may back another candidate, leaving seven major Democrats in the race. Meanwhile Reagan Wallace campaign in North Carolina as Ford Carter eye future contests.
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R. Sargent Shriver
Shriver
Illinois
White House
Michael J. Hall
Associated Press
Ronald Reagan
George Wallace
North Carolina
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Reagan
Wallace
Henry M. Jackson
Arizona
Morris K. Udall
Oklahoma
Fred Harris
California
Hearst Faces Up To 25 Years In Bank Robbery Conviction
Patricia Hearst, found guilty of armed bank robbery and using a weapon in a felony, awaits sentencing by U.S. District Judge Oliver Carter with a potential 25 year term and a possible transfer to Los Angeles for related charges. Jurors cited a combination of evidence showing she embraced her captors' terrorism, despite her testimony of cooperation to save her life.
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Patricia Hearst
Tania
Marilyn Wentz
Miss Hearst
Wentz
Hayward
Calif
U.S. Atty
James L. Browning Jr
F. Lee Bailey
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Carter
Hibernia Bank
Symbionese Liberation Army
Los Angeles
Browning
Thailand shrinks U.S. forces as Thai government orders withdrawal
Bangkok reports the Thai government requires 4 000 U.S. personnel to depart within four months leaving about 270 advisers. U.S. transports remove 118 personnel from Ramusen Electronics Intelligence Center as campus protests and a bomb attack heighten tensions. Prime Minister Kukrit Pramoj hints negotiations may reopen under a new government after April 4 elections. Ford proposes a 51.5 million dollar aid package for Thailand.
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Thailand
United States
U.S
National Student Center of Thailand
NSCT
Kukrit Pramoj
USS
Ramusen Electronics Intelligence Center
Indochina
Ramusen
Kukrit
Ford Administration
Death claims Mrs Blanche Moorehead Cook
Mrs Blanche Moorehead Cook of 384 East Hunter Street and formerly a Logan High School librarian and teacher died this morning at Doctors Hospital North Columbus after a stay since March 14. Arrangements by Roberts Funeral Home are incomplete.
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Blanche Moorehead
E. Hunter St
Logan High School
Doctors Hospital North
Columbus
Roberts Funeral Home
No More Funds For Candidates
The Federal Election Commission loses its matching funds powers after the Supreme Court found its six member makeup unconstitutional. Congress failed to fix the structure by deadlines, triggering suspended authority and a push for new legislation. Senate and House debate proposals to align the FEC with the Court while considering broader campaign finance limits.
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Federal Election Commission
Congress
Supreme Court
Commission
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
FEC
House
Five killed by carbon monoxide in Wooster car find
In Ohio and West Virginia due to carbon monoxide poisoning five Orrville residents perished in a single vehicle parked near Wooster. The victims Rita Perrine and her three year old son Paul Dorn Perrine, sister Margaret Hall, and Paul Walls with Buss Rogers were identified. A hole in the car body above the exhaust allegedly allowed gas to enter the vehicle.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Wood County
W. Va
West Virginia
Wooster
Orrville
Rita Faye Perrine
Cowen
Webster County
W.va
Rogers
Beirut Sees Heaviest Lebanese Civil War Shelling Yet
Moslem and Christian militias clash in Beirut with over 1200 rockets and shells fired in 11 months of fighting. The Holiday Inn siege and attacks near the U S and French missions mark a sharp escalation as President Franjieh contemplates resignation amid the crisis.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Guy Barioulet
Andre Ringard
U.S
Phalangist
Phalange Party
Suleiman Franjieh
Franjieh
Aziz Ahdab
Hocking County Sees $1,500 Debt Per Family
Local income and spending data show a $10,149,000 debt load in Hocking County, averaging $1,500 per family. The Financial Digest notes untapped borrowing power, with most debt tied to autos and home improvements rather than mortgages or single payment loans.
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Hocking County
Federal Reserve Board
Financial Digest
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