Israeli Forces Withdraw from Lebanon after four day battle
Israeli forces left the Lebanon area by nightfall after a four day clash that the army said killed about 30 guerrillas and wounded nearly 100 while reporting 11 soldiers injured and later released. Guerrilla losses were cited as 20 dead and 36 wounded with Lebanese sources noting civilian casualties. The Lebanese army moved in to occupy the previously guerrilla held region.
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Syria
Israel
Lebanon
Yasir
Beirut
Middle East
Arkoub
Hibbariyah
Rashayya
Rashayy
Borer
Bekaa
U.N
Britain
France
Egium
Italy
Catholic Backlash Violence Hits Belfast and Nearby Areas
Reports from Belfast Springfield Road bar where gunfire wounded Lawrence Murtagh son of the owner. A Ardoyne Crumlin Road blast injured a pub attendant. In Dungannon a British soldier was shot in the leg during a patrol. Donaghadee pub of boxing champ Fred Gilroy was demolished by a bomb. No casualties reported. IRA claimed responsibility for the explosion at a British army base mess in Aldershot. Francis F Kissane and Michael F Duignan remanded on charges linked to the base blast.
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Star
Belfast
Springfield Road
Lawrence Murtagh
Ardoyne
Crumlin
Dungannon
Army
Irish Sea
Donaghadee
Freddie Gilroy
IRA
Irish Republic
Aldershot
England
Francis F. Kissane
Michael F. Duignan
Kissane
Duignan
Eid
Special envoy Jar ring to return to New York talks
Sources report special envoy Gunnar V. Jarring who has held talks with officials in Cairo and Jerusalem will return to New York to continue his mediation on the Middle East conflict.
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Suupuun Oyue
Gunnar V. Jarring
Cairo
Jerusalem
New York
Nixon aims for large 1973 trade surplus to back dollar
Commerce Department reports January imports at a record 4.53 billion and exports near 4.22 billion, with 1971 posting the first annual deficit of the century at 2 billion. Officials expect stronger 1972 growth, with six of eight leading indicators up, while unemployment claims fall and weeks and permits dip.
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Commerce Department
Nixon
Commerce
Harold C. Passer
McKee
Indictment Details Forged Check In Scottish Rite Funds Case
The third indictment accuses Prasitka of forging Shaw's signature on a $10,000 check dated July 2, 1969. The three checks are part of nine involved in an investigation of alleged misappropriation of Scottish Rite funds. Prasitka, former secretary of the Scottish Rite and former hospital official, was dismissed June 14. The article also notes national and international science leadership figures and a seminar on herbivores' impact on arid ranges, referencing Packard's work with grassland systems and seed dynamics.
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Prasitka
Shaw
Robert L. Packard
Propital
Texas Techsion
Alt. University
U.S
Ivestigatin
Science Foundation Wl
Lockwood
Rangelands Science
Adelaide
Hospital Board’ of Trustees
Australia
Packard
International Biological Program
Texas lieutenant governor hopeful touts reform bid
Odessa politician Bill Jones outlines a reform platform as he campaigns for lieutenant governor in Texas. He cites ethics, water plan, and education as key issues and criticizes past state leadership while pledging to push a broad reform program and vocational training expansion.
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Perry Flippin
Avalanche-Journal State
Bill Jones
Odessa
Texas
Lee O'Daniel
Texs
Lubbock
Jones
Connally
Christie
Abilene
Wayne Hall
Austin Connally
Joe Christie
Ralphjbills
State Capital
Hobby
Senate
Texas Water Plan
Houston
Illiam P
Mexico City
Luis Echeverria
University of Yucatan
Texas Advisory Council On
Redistricting shifts Texas House precincts and box changes
Precinct realignment moves parts of old boxes into new districts including沿 Galveston area into the 76th House district and adjusts other boxes eastward. Election officials will verify voter addresses while many boxes shrink below 2000 voters. County contracts awarded for laundry and electric supplies. Blue Bonnet Laundry bid and Southwestern Electric Co bid details included.
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Mes
Harwell
Shallowater
Wolfforth
Quaker Avenue
Slide Road
Brazel
Shaw
Blue Bonnet Laundry
Southwestern Electric Co
Blue Bonnet
Southwestern
Women learn auto repair basics in new training course
WOW teaching ins and outs of auto repair aims to empower women to avoid being misled by mechanics. Chrysler and Fenner Tubbs Co sponsor a four session, two hour each course at no cost with instruction from Jerry Smith and Ken Vans. Upon completion graduates receive a plaque and optional one hour college credit. Enrollment for the spring course is open through the Fenner Tubbs service department.
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Jerry Smith
Fenner Tubbs Co
Chrysler
Smith
Fenner ‘Tubbs
Kenvans
Serv
Symposium Set On Marriage at Catholic University
A marriage symposium is planned for 8 p.m. each Tuesday for four weeks at the Catholic University Parish 2304 Broadway. Rev. Tito Sam will host this week's session with lectures by Rev. Hubert Hartmann Mr and Mrs Tim Wald and Rev Mr Sammut. The final session will include a discussion period. TEL AVIV Israel's new stamps feature landscapes.
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Catholic University
Broadway
Tito Sam
Hubert Hartmann
Tim Wald
Sammut
Senate confirms new ambassador to Japan
The Senate unanimously confirmed Robert Ingersoll of Chicago as the new U.S. ambassador to Japan. He succeeds Armin H. Meyer, who returns to the State Department for reassignment.
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Washington
Senate
Robert 8. Ingersoll
Chicago
U.S
Japan
Armin HW. Meyer
State Department
Zip Code Savings Cut German Post Costs
The German Post Office could save about 23.5 million marks eight million seven hundred thousand dollars annually by using zip codes. The Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications reported this figure to parliament.
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Bonn
Waat Jerman
Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications
Pizza Hut Rumor Tests Lubbock Presence
A reader describes rumors of four Pizza Huts in Lubbock and urges trying the chain to verify claims. The note mocks busy schedules and hints at missing menu items like fresh crust, thick cheese, extra sauce, sandwiches, salads, beverages, and a cozy atmosphere.
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Pizza Hut
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