Leftist Arab coalition bets on cease-fire amid Lebanon war
In Beirut Moslem leftists press a cease-fire amid the 13 month Lebanon war while Kamal Jumblatt meets Algerian and Iraqi envoys and President-elect Sarkis ponders a 48 hour truce. Ford backs negotiated settlement as fighting slows and civilian toll rises with 22 000 dead and 43 000 wounded.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Elias Sarkis
Kamal Jumblatt
Algeria
Iraq
Suleiman Franjieh
Sarkis
Jumblatt
Libya
Mohammed Yazid
Baath Party
Ali Ghannam
Yazid
Ghannam
Maj
Abdel Salam Jalloud
Washington
Ford
United States
U.S
Cairo
Paris
Yasser Arafat
Franjieh
Lebanese Arab Army
Zghorta
Defendants Sentenced For Burglarizing and Robbery
Two men received prison terms after guilty pleas. Henry Mitchell, 25, of 2020 sth St No 40, got 10 years from 99th District Court Judge Thomas Clinton for an October 1975 home burglary. John T. Cameron, 25, was sentenced to six years by 137th District Court Judge Robert C. Wright for the aggravated robbery of SIC Finance Co on 18th Street and Texas Avenue. his prior conviction was overturned and remanded, leading to a new guilty plea while imprisoned at Huntsville State Prison.
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Henry Mitchell
Sth St
99Th District Court
Thomas Clinton
Mitchell
John T. Cameron
137Th District Court
Robert C. Wright
SIC Finance Co
18Th Street
Texas Avenue
Cameron
Caring FBI agent talks gunman into surrender after bank holdup
In New Rochelle New York gunman Jerry Bray 26 held seven hostages for an hour during a 30000 bank robbery before surrendering to an FBI agent who negotiated the safe release of captives Bray fired on officers during the standoff and was later sought for 27 armed robberies in New York and Rochester and parole violations.
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New Rochelle
N.Y
FBI
Jerry Bray
Adrian Kellard
Bray
Barclays Bank
Main Street
Westchester
New York City
Bronx
Rochester
Barclays
Teller Ann Coleman
Chelle
Ken Smith
Californian Sentenced Delay Follows Obscene Mail Verdict
Abraham Linet a Californian doing business as Ultima Sales Co was found guilty by a U S District Court jury on four counts of mailing obscene material He faces up to five years in prison and a 5000 dollar fine per count Linet mailed the materials from California to San Angelo and Abilene in 1974 Jurors viewed films and magazines as part of the case The Lubbock area meanwhile approved a 669960 budget for the local child welfare unit for 1977 up from the prior year funding includes 67812 from city and county and state and federal funds totaling 498515 for the year 1975 referrals for investigation 2656 children 1017 abuse 769 neglect 1312 foster care placements 68 remaining in foster care at Jan 1 per the unit records The budget proposal was recommended by the City-County Child Welfare Board and the verdict was delivered after more than five hours of deliberation in Judge Halbert O Woodward's court
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Lubbock City
Linet
The
Ultima Sales Co
Lubbock Avalanche Journal Morning Edition Rates and Address
The notice lists the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal address at 8th and Avenue J Lubbock TX 79408 and provides morning edition subscription pricing by term and delivery options including Morning Evening Sunday and Sunday only with monthly and quarterly totals and tax.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
8Th and
Avenue J
Lubbock
Texas
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Abilene
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Rawys Poon
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Peter Johann Miller
Contiental Caress
Thuboalds Forest Bourbon
Xeurucny
Srpaicht Bourbox
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James B Beam Distilling CO
Clermont, Beam, KY
PBA
Quicksilver Co. Clothiers
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BIG Texan Steak Ranch
Monterey
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34Th & H Family Park
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Juackets
34Th & H
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