Israel bombs Palestinian guerrilla camps across Lebanon
Israeli warplanes raid guerrilla camps near Nabatieh and Tripoli with clashes reported in northern and southern Lebanon. Lebanese and PLO spokesmen cite scores dead or wounded, including civilians, as Israeli officials say planes returned safely. The strikes follow a U N Security Council move on Palestinian participation. An earlier February 1973 attack on Nahr al Bared and Baddawi is recalled. The Israeli government also approves four new Golan Heights settlements, aimed at boosting northern border security.
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United Press International
Lebanon
Beirut
Palestinian Liberation Organization
Israel
U.N Security Council
Palestine Liberation Organization
Middle East
Nabatiyah
Tripoli
al Saiqa
PLO
Baddawi
Nahr al Bared
Nabatieh
Tyre
Sidon
Lebanese Defense Ministry
Golan Heights
Security Council
U.N
Ex FBI Informant Testifies On Why He Quit
Gary Rowe told a Senate committee he left the FBI after warning about a Birmingham beating of freedom riders. He testified he served 1959 to 1965 under COINTELPRO to disrupt Klansmen, including spreading gossip and attempting to sleep with Klan wives. He described police inaction and his aim to protect informant anonymity with a hood.
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Washington
UPI
FBI
Senate
Birmingham
Ala
Rowe
Cointelpro
J. Edgar Hoover
House
Hoover
Steam energy push for The Geysers power plants
Assembly energy chair Charles Warren urged the state water resources director to consider building steam energy plants at The Geysers in Northern California to supply power for the Water Project. He noted 5.5 billion kilowatt hours will be needed in 1983 and proposed a shared transmission line with Palo Alto Santa Clara Lodi and Sacramento Municipal Utility District to cut costs. Warren said the department should lead geothermal development and open access to small utilities.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
California
Ronald Robie
Charles Warren
The
Los Angeles Democrat
Water Resources Department
Warren
Palo Alto
Santa Clara
Lodi
Assembly Resources, Land Use and Energy Committee
Department of Water Resources
Federal agency orders sleep aid drug recalled
The FDA ordered J B Williams Co to halt promotion and distribution of Sominex 2 and recall remaining stocks due to containing a prescription only drug. Sominex itself was not involved. The product Diphenhydramine carries warnings about alcohol and CNS depressants and certain medical conditions.
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Federal
Washington
UPI
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
J.B. Williams Co., Inc
New York
Sominex
Solons seek removal of Hoover name from FBI HQ
Three members of Congress introduced legislation to drop J Edgar Hoover from the new FBI headquarters. Representative Patricia Schroeder called Hoover a sick individual and bigot who showed little respect for the law, citing disclosures before the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Senate Intelligence Committee
Hoover
Rep
Patricia Schroeder
D-Colo
Walter Scott Tried Death by His Own Action in Las Vegas
Walter Scott aged 42 who aided the FBI in the Patricia Hearst case slashed his wrists with a scissor in a Las Vegas shopping mall in what police said was an apparent attempt at death by his own action. He was taken to Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition and had recently been admitted to a psychiatric ward after gunfire at his apartment raised fears he was being targeted.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Walter Scott
FBI
Patricia Hearst
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Pennsylvania Avenue
Charles B. Rangel
Dn.v
Hoover
Martin Luther King Jr
Rangel
Gilbert Gude
R-Md
Hearst lawyers weigh defense options in bank robbery trial
Patricia Hearst and her attorneys discuss the possibility of presenting no defense or a brainwash defense in the SLA case. The defense argues against a government demand to disclose trial strategy under a new rule while stating insanity would not be used. Hearst, 21, was abducted by the Symbionese Liberation Army on February 4, 1974 and later charged as an SLA member.
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San Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Albert Johnson
U.S. District Court
Johnson
Miss Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
SLA
Newspaper advertising proves its value and cautions on spending
The article cites national and local ad totals, notes half of local advertising funds flow to newspapers, and uses J C Penney and others to illustrate advertising efficiency. It warns against cutting ad budgets in tough times and suggests studying big-company records for guidance. It previews next week’s look at newspaper ads as a “shot in the arm.”
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J. C. Penney Co
Sears, Roebuck
Sears
Penney
Ballpark
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Yitzhak Raphael
U.N. Council
Golan
Syria
Ethel Savage
Curious Savage
Cabrillo Little Theater
Elizabeth Hash
Mrs. Savage
Gary Rowe
Commercial Credit Corporation
Lompoc
Santa Barbara
Santa Maria
H Street
S. Hope Ave
East Main Street
Credit Life
Solons
Pizza Factory
Santa’s
Starbuck
This
America
Jorgensen
Lompoc Shopping Center
Hearst
Mastro’s
I” Street
Gregory Bros
Neil Gregory
Don Gregory
Bob Bostick
Proctor & Gamble
Ford
Coca-cola
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