Christians and Moslems clash as Lebanon battles intensify
In Lebanon, Moslem leftists besieged Zghorta, hometown of President Franjieh, but Christian militiamen held the village. The fighting across Tripoli region has produced about 300 dead and wounded as Premier Karami weighs calling in the army amid rumors of spread to nearby towns.
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UPI
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Tripoli
Franjieh
Rashid Karami
Zgharta
Camille Chamoun
Ford confident of votes to back oil control veto
President Ford expects Congress to sustain his veto of a six month oil price controls extension, frosting hopes for an energy program until after the 1976 election. GOP leaders say override momentum is slim but possible, while Democrats warn of a deepening economic crisis if the veto stands.
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UPI
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PUC Official Criticizes Oil Firm Utilities Links
San Francisco based PUC examiner Phillip Blecher warned that recent financial ties between California utilities and oil companies could push energy toward nationalization. He cited Southern California Gas Co. seeking 640 million dollars to back ARCO Alaska gas exploration, a deal approved, and noted PG&E and Exxon Corp. considering a similar arrangement.
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UPI
California
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State Public Utilities Commission
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PUC
ARCO
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Exxon Corp
Malpractice Insurance Bill Faces Assembly Hurdle
In Sacramento the major medical malpractice insurance bill cleared both houses but stalled in the Assembly as it overrid the author to accept Senate amendments. The measure aims to curb malpractice rates and prevent another doctors strike under Gov. Brown.
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UPS
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Assembly
Senate
Bids Sought for Laundry Service and Athletic Uniforms Lompo c Unified
The Lompo c Unified School District announces a public bid for laundry service and athletic uniforms Bid No B 40 75 76. Bids due by 2 00 P M September 23 1975 at the Office of the Purchasing Agent examining specifications at the Superintendent of Schools 1301 North A Street Lompoc California. The district may reject all bids or waive informalities.
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Santa Barbara County
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Superintendent of Schools
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Lompoc
Board of Trustees
Lompoc Unified School District
Fromme incident cited as Secret Service contact lapse
California official Evelle Younger says federal agents did not contact the state Department of Justice about Ly nette Fromme before she aimed a .45 at President Ford in Sacramento. He notes no federal inquiries were found and criticizes oversight while blaming access to those unstable. He cites LSD effects and argues gun control would not stop would be assassins.
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UPI
Secret Service
Lynette
Fromme
Ford
Evelle J. Younger
Younger
Charles Manson
State Department of Justice
Miss Fromme
Capitol Park
Sacramento
Justice Department
Go go dancer sparks Navy shakeup near Port Canaveral
A submarine skipper Cmdr. Connelly Stevenson was relieved of command after a topless dancer performed on deck as USS Finback headed to sea from Port Canaveral. The incident prompted a desk assignment in Norfolk pending full investigation.
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UPI
Florida
Pentagon
Cat Futch
Port Canaveral
Fla
Navy
Cmdr
Connelly D. Stevenson
Finback
Stevenson
Norfolk, Va
Washington Post
Miss Futch
Atlantic
Norfolk
American Sinai monitors viewed as political hostages
UPI reports that U S officials acknowledge Sinai monitors serve a psychological deterrent rather than a military one. State and Defense departments reject the term political hostages but say the monitors’ role in the neutral zone depends on adversaries agreeing to a new interim peace step and a Kissinger news conference was anticipated.
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Washington
UPI
Sinai Peninsula
State
Defense Departments
Whic
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Lisbon Junta Muzzles Press Across Portugal
Portugal's military regime barred reporting on military matters except from official sources, in a move opposed by the Communist controlled Club Radio which called it a disservice to the revolution. The Revolutionary Council led by President Francisco da Costa Gomes accused the press of fueling a political crisis.
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Portugal
UPI
Armed Forces Movement
Revolutionary Council
Radio
Francisco da Costa Gomes
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