Guerrillas and rightists end Beirut clash after four days
Palestinian guerrillas and Phalangist militia halted four days of fighting on the Beirut outskirts with a ceasefire in Dikwaneh. At least four commandos and twenty Phalangists wounded. no Lebanese army role. Government to supervise joint patrols to enforce the truce.
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Inflation Fears Persist As Officials Predict Higher Prices
Herbert Stein conceded his 7 percent inflation target for year end 1974 may be overly optimistic as prices outside food and fuel rose more than expected. Arthur Burns urged extended tight money policy and potential emergency aid for housing, while Ford stressed patience in fighting inflation.
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Ribicoff Sees Senate Vote On Consumer Protection Bill
Sen. Abraham A. Ribicoff predicts the Senate will end debate and vote on the Consumer Protection Agency bill rather than let it be strangled by a filibuster. His first cloture attempt fell short by 10 votes, with ongoing hopes for future success and broad consumer support.
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D-Conn
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Reinecke to receive state pension despite felony conviction
Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke, 50, will gain a $16,112 annual lifetime state pension in 10 years based on 5 percent of a $35,000 salary for each year served plus a 67.4 percent cost of living increase. Officials say pension denial requires fugitive status, which he does not have. The payout begins at age 60.
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Chilean Armed Forces Purge Seeks Death for Allende Supporters
In Santiago the military tribunal handed death sentences to four defendants including a banker and jailed 57 others up to life, in a two month trial of 54 air force personnel and 10 civilians. Three enlisted men were acquitted and a dead air force general was cleared. International observers attended as Gen Berdichevsky could review sentences with potential reapproval by Gen Pinochet.
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Death knell for farm lands in drought across states
Weather forecasters warned of a potential drought death knell with no significant rain forecast for 30 days. Ohio farm officials estimate losses up to one third of corn and soybeans, while Texas rainfall provides only brief relief. Experts say drought requires above normal rainfall to ease, with crop damage and rootworm threats intensifying in Iowa.
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False syphilis report sparks $500000 lawsuit in Hartford
Patricia Jahn of Canton sues Dr Owen Murphy of Simsbury over a hospital blood test wrongly returning syphilis results. The suit claims the error led to a canceled wedding and damaged her reputation after Murphy allegedly notified her fiancé Peter Caruso and filed reports with officials.
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Patricia John
Canton
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Simsbury
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