Beirut Strife Deepens as Foreigners Evacuate
In Beirut heavy fighting continues around hotels as Moslem leftists and Christian Phalangists wage a seventh week of battles. The U S Embassy led a mass evacuation with about 50 staffers and dependents leaving amid sniper fire while U N personnel were advised to depart.
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Girl Scouts vote against admitting boys as members
Washington delegates at the national convention rejected a proposal to allow boys to join Girl Scouts. The motion to keep membership for girls only drew loud support as debates cited concerns over troop dynamics and the organization’s core mission.
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Sadat urges U S dialogue with Palestinian refugees
In Washington, President Anwar Sadat urged the United States to lead a dialogue with Palestinian refugees to include them in any future Geneva peace talks. He said Ford discussed economic aid and possible military assistance, while stressing Egypt seeks economic help and balance with the Soviet Union.
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County weighs appeal over overtime ruling in county jail work
Santa Barbara County weighs appealing a Beverly Hills judge ruling that deputies should be paid overtime for hours beyond 40 a week during a period last spring. Officials fear the decision could cost about 200000 dollars, though figures vary with compensatory time off and a review of time cards. Assistant officials push a quick review, with Deputy County Counsel noting the county won a point by the fiscal year overtime ban.
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Ford plans New York talk amid default debate
President Ford will not block New York City from default, his spokesman said, as a National Press Club speech on the city’s fiscal crisis looms. The Senate Banking Committee moves to vote on federal loan guarantees while Stevenson and Proxmire propose rival relief plans.
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