Israeli Troops Halt Arab Tel Aviv Riot
In Nablus and Hebron West Bank towns, merchants closed shops to protest an 8 percent sales tax. Israeli troops fired over demonstrators as curfews were imposed in the Casbah of Nablus. Rabin urged patience toward U S mediation while calls for a peace settlement stirred regional tensions.
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British Rhodesia Role Subject of Meet Talk
Geneva talks on Rhodesia enter a tense phase as British officials await Prime Minister Ian Smith and discuss interim government options ahead of a March 1 1978 majority rule target. Kissinger plans London consultations as white and nationalist factions clash.
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Catholic Leaders See New Rite Draws Back Lapsed Catholics
In Memphis a Mass at the Mid-South Coliseum offered general absolution to 12,000 participants as a step for divorced and remarried Catholics to seek church recognition. Church officials say the ceremony, with private confessions still available, signals renewed openness and may spread nationwide. A second ceremony is planned for December in Jackson, Tennessee.
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Amin Loses Bid For King Of Hawaii In Prank Call
In Honolulu a group of University of Hawaii law school students prank calls Amin in Entebbe asking him to become King of Hawaii. Don Dzura and seven friends laughed over a Scotland king remark and dialed Amin’s aide, who wired the number to Entebbe. Amin's aide received the call and spoke with Dzura’s party.
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Taiwan Sees 728,648 Tourists in Nine Months
Taiwan's Tourism Bureau reports 728,648 visitors in the first nine months, up 114,853 or 18.7 percent from a year earlier. September arrivals reached 74,588, a 7.8 percent rise from September 1975.
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Subscriptions and Rates From The Lubbock Avalanche Journal
The notice lists morning and evening subscription options for Lubbock readers including combinations of morning evening Sunday and no Sunday plans with monthly and annual prices. It notes tax inclusion and that mail rates cover sales tax and second class postage. Liability limits are stated for publishing errors and ad cost restoration only for the first day’s insertion.
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NATO Leader Warns Soviet Arms Equal to West in New Drive
NATO's top military planner Admiral Sir Peter Hill-Norton warned that the Soviet Union has matched Western strategic nuclear forces and leads in conventional arms in a relentless push for superiority. He urged NATO ministers to boost funding and resources to close gaps and warned a failure could force use of nuclear weapons early in a Soviet attack.
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