Guerrillas Clash With Israeli Gunboats Off Lebanon Coast
Palestinian guerrillas report a third clash in 48 hours with Israeli gunboats off southern Lebanon and shelling of Israeli positions on the Golan Heights. Separate reports say four Israeli boats approached Rashidieh camp near Tyre and later battles continued off Israel’s northern coast. Cairo says Sadat seeks to keep guerrillas in Lebanon under pressure.
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United Press International
Lebanon
Golan Heights
Tel Aviv
Beirut
An Nahar
Israel
Rashidieh
Tyre
Mediterranean Sea
Middle East
United Nations Security Council
New York
Cairo
al Ahram
Anwar Sadat
Isleton Residents Return Briefly to Loot-Proof Grids
Isleton California flooded after levee breach sees about 1,300 residents visit homes for short periods to grab belongings under police watch. More than 2,000 travel permits issued. damage estimated up to 41 million dollars. State and federal aid awaited as engineers plug the 500 foot wide, 75 foot deep hole and rebuild.
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Isleton
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Nixon
Sacramento County
US. Army Corps of Engineers
Albert Spahn
Martha Mitchell says she will leave husband amid Nixon campaign turmoil
Martha Mitchell told reporters she loves her husband but is leaving him until he quits politics as her husband John Mitchell leads Nixon reelection efforts. She described life under security pressure and claimed a security agent pulled a telephone from the wall to stop her calls.
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Rye
N.Y
John
Nixon
Martha
Mitchell
Newport Beach
Calif
IRA shows strength before Northern Ireland cease-fire in Belfast
IRA militants intensified attacks in the final hours before a midnight cease-fire. Six people were killed in weekend violence as leaflets warned Catholics of possible Protestant attacks after the truce. A massive bridge blast on the Belfast railway line occurred but did not damage the line.
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Belfast
UPI
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Northern Ireland
Ulster
Provisionals
Seamus Twomey
Ardoyne
California Transit Funding Gap Warned By State Study
A seven volume state study concludes California faces a severe funding shortfall to meet transportation needs through 1990. It estimates 57.6 billion dollars needed for transit and 37.6 billion for highways, plus 14.8 billion for urban transit, prompting calls for large new government funding.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
State Business and Transportation Agency
US Department of Transportation
Weather fades Agnes aftermath across regions
Tropical storm Agnes diminished to light drizzle as scattered thundershowers touched the south Atlantic states while heat surged in the south central states. Flooding eased in eastern states though widespread damage remained. Golf ball hail reported in Nebraska with smaller hail in Kansas. A funnel cloud near McLaughlin South Dakota caused no injuries. Temperatures near 100 in parts of Texas New Mexico and Oklahoma.
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Agnes
South Atlantic States
South Central States
Arkansas
Louisiana
Kansas
Dakotas
Danbury
Neb
Hays
Kan
McLaughlin
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Lawmakers Clash Over California Crime Agency Shakeup
Sen. George Deukmeier and other leaders condemn a budget rider threatening to strip California of $100 million in federal crime funds if Assemblyman Robert Crown’s bill creating a five member professional board is not signed. Crown argues the council is unwieldy and unresponsive to local needs while Reagan stays out of the budget dispute.
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Sacramento
UPI
George Deukmeian
Long Beach
California
Legislative Conference
Robert W Crown
California Council On Criminal Justice
Council
Assembly
Senate Judiciary Committee
Department of Finance
Ronald Reagan
Wilderness area proposal deadlines set in several regions
Regional foresters must submit wilderness acreage proposals to the Forest Service by June 30. The UPI survey projects more than eight million acres under consideration with regions listing California 2.9 million and the Mountain West totals. The Sierra Club seeks greater protection and has sued to halt development.
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Daniel Boone
Forest Service
UPI
West
California
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Arizona
New Mexico
Pacific
Oregon
Intermountain
Utah
Wyoming
Nevada
Rocky Mountain
Denver
Colorado
Sierra Club
Club
U.S
National Wilderness Preservation System
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Mexican Social Organization
State Office of Emergency Services
John A. Nejedly
Walnut Creek
Randy Mallance
Martha Mitchell
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Wash
George S. McGovern
Washington State
Henry M. Jackson
McGovern
Jackson
Lompoc
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Lompoc Record
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Kenneth L. Adam
Harry J Crompe
Lawrence Crossman
J. Donald Adam
Rennie L. Adam
Gaylen Jackson
Tim Conner
Clete Lunny
Wesley A. Huffman
Ray McCuen
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Steve LaRue
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
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Inter-American Press Association
California Press Association
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A4 Theatre
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