Israel vows to continue raids into Lebanon retaliation
UNITED NATIONS NY AP Israel says it will keep raiding southern Lebanon in retaliation for guerrilla attacks despite the UN Security Council seventh condemnation. The council condemned an April 12 raid on six villages after the Qiryat Shmona massacre, with 13 civilians kidnapped and three killed. The US supported the resolution after failing to include Qiryat Shmona in it. Israel’s Yosef Tekoah called the measure a miscarriage of justice and pledged to hold Lebanon responsible for attacks. The scene overlapped with Israel’s Independence Day observances amid ongoing clashes on the Golan Heights and Mt Hermon, as Golda Meir spoke in her first TV interview since resigning.
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Lebanon
United Nations Security Council
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Qiryat Shmona
China
Iraq
Yosef Tekoah
United States
U.S
John A. Scali
Yehuda Tlan
Mt. Hermon
Golan Heights
Beirut
Golda Meir
Mrs. Meir
Congress Hints Doubt on Egypt Aid in House and Senate
Washington reports a mixed reaction to a 250 million dollar Egypt aid package within a 5.1 billion dollar foreign aid request. Senate Leader Mansfield signals openness while House foreign aid advocate Morgan voices serious reservations about buying peace after the oil embargo. House Middle East subcommittee chair Hamilton warns possible cuts despite support tied to peacemaking and canal repair efforts.
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Washington
U.S
Egypt
Congress
Senate
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
House Foreign Affairs
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
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Nixon
Suez Canal
America
Lxen
Middle East
Indochina
House
Lee H. Hamton
Ind
Mideast
Hamilton
Subcommittee
Court Steno Jailed To Do Back Work
Dominic Roselli a 27 year old court stenographer who fell behind on transcripts is jailed with his notes and dictating machine to clear a backlog of trial transcripts. He has been in Montgomery County prison since Monday and faces civil contempt until work is up to date.
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Dominic Roselli
Montgomery County
Roselli
Milky Way May Be Whirling Hurricane
NASA scientists describe a new model of the Milky Way as a rotating hurricane with a calm center and energetic outer regions. The view, derived from the SAS-2 gamma ray observations, suggests cosmic rays reveal hidden structures beyond optical and radio astronomy. G. F. Bignami and C. E. Fichtel of Goddard presented the findings at the American Physical Society meeting.
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Space Agency
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Brannen
Estryius
G. F. Bignami
C. E. Fichtel
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Goddard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt
American Physical Society
Ervin to Address St Louis Lawyers at 100th Dinner
Sen. Sam Ervin, chair of the Senate Watergate Committee, will be the main speaker at the Metropolitan St. Louis Bar Association 100th anniversary dinner. Also on the program is American Bar Association president Crusher Phillips.
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ST. Louis
Sam Ervin
Senate Watergate Committee
North Carolina
Democrat
Metropolitan St
Frisco Chief Says Zebra Killer Will Strike Again
SAN FRANCISCO AP The Zebra killer likely to continue terrorizing the city says Chief Inspector Charles A. Barca. He notes a week of stop and search of young black men yielded no clues as 12 white residents were gunned down.
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San Francisco
Charles A. Barca
U.S. District Court
Alfonso Zirpoli
Zirpoli
Barca
Bar
Many Involved In Spy Case, Buzhardt Says
White House Counsel J Fred Buzhardt testified that possible prosecution of Navy yeoman Charles Radford was discussed with President Nixon. He said he recommended against prosecution because the case was mainly circumstantial and that he did not know who decided to transfer Radford to Salem Oregon.
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White House
Nixon
Fred Buzhardt
Buzhardt
Charles Radford
Radford
Jack Anderson
Price Control Foes Seek New Stand Amid Inflation Drift
In Washington, Senate Democrats push for standby wage and price controls as inflation may surpass prior forecasts. Administration opposes continued controls except in health and construction. Wage and price program ends April 30 unless extended, while the Federal Reserve signals tight policy with higher discount and prime rates.
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Senate
John T. Dunlop
Cost of Living Council
Edgar R. Fielder
Dustries
Simon
Congress
Sen
Mike Mansfield
House
Federal Reserve Board
Men Caught After Series Of Robberies
ST. JOSEPH MO AP Working on a tip two men who escaped from a Missouri prison farm were captured. Charles E Prichett 34 and Jimmie Dale Holliday 20 asleep at a motel about 9 a m today. They had escaped Sunday from the Church Prison Farm west of Jefferson City and are believed tied to car thefts and robbery attempts from Camdenton into Iowa. A 1969 Dodge found at the motel appeared stolen in Iowa. Police say Prichett had a pistol under his pillow and two other hand guns were found, along with 192.86 in cash. Lasley 63 was shot in the right forearm during a garage break in Lancaster but not seriously hurt. The men fled in a car owned by an employee and the vehicle was later found near Camdenton. A money bag from Farmers Bank of Green City was found in a Holliday jacket containing 11.20.
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ST. Joseph
Missouri
Camdenton
Iowa
Charles E. Prichett
Jimmie Dale Holliday
Church
Jefferson City
Pritchett
Holliday
Unionville
Prichett
Beeler Motor Co
Lancaster
Joseph Lasley
Lasley
Iowa Line
Farmers Bank
Green City
Leaf Burning Ban Angers St Louis Area Residents
Missouri Air Conservation Commission voted to keep a leaf burning ban in the St Louis and Kansas City metro areas despite protests from Ladue Watson Woods and Webster Groves officials. Supporters including the St Louis Coalition for the Environment and health officials urged maintaining the ban mainly for health reasons.
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ST. Louis
Missouri Air Conservation Commission
Ladue
Watson Woods
Webster Groves
County Municipal League
Commission
Kansas City
John A. Nuetzel Jr
St. Louis Coalition For the Environment
League of Women Voters
County Health Department
Plan Hearing On Nursing Home Here
A public hearing on a proposed new nursing home in Mexico is set for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the courthouse community room. Gary R. Evans has applied for HPA approval via the Mid-Missouri Area Comprehensive Health Planning Agency, tied to the eight‑county Regional Planning Commission. Approval is needed for Medicare or federal funds eligibility. The facilities review committee of HPA and Evans will conduct the hearing. the public is invited.
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Mexico
Gary R. Evans
Evans
Mid-Missouri Area Comprehensive Health Planning Agency Inc
Eightcounty Regional Planning Commission
Bill Johnson
HPA
Van Matre fears fate of state commerce agency
Everett S. Van Matre former chairman of the Missouri Commission of Commerce and Industrial Development warned Kirksville Rotary Club that abolishing the agency during state government reorganization could shift emphasis to statistics over public input He urged expanding the six member commission to include labor and to cover long range goals and planning for 10 to 20 years ahead He criticized policy makers focused on government jobs.
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Kirksville, Mo
Missouri Commission of Commerce and Industrial Development
Everett
van Matre
Mexico
Kirksville
Division of Commerce and Industrial Development
Bureau of Consumer Affairs, Regulation and Licensing
Three Youth Held As Fraternity Burglars
Clayton Missouri AP reports three St. Louis County youths charged with burglarizing fraternity houses at the University of Missouri at Columbia. Charles Alper 19 of University City Todd Vamberg 18 of Chesterfield and George Maserang 18 of Creve Coeur charged in 29 burglaries as part of a larger sweep tied to 19 arrests in west St. Louis County homes and two schools.
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St. Louis County
University of Missouri At Columbia
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Charles Alper
University City
Todd Vamberg
Chesterfield
George Maserang
Creve Coeur
West St. Louis
Trooper Saves Man It Costs His Life
In Montgomery Alabama a state trooper Kenyon Lassiter who once saved Kenneth Ray Barton 33 of Gantt Alabama from a severed artery after a 1973 crash was killed when a pickup veered into his path while stopping a speeding car. Barton has since been charged with manslaughter.
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Montgomery
Ala
Kenyon Lassiter
Kenneth Ray Barton
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Barton
Lassiter
Opp
Sonny Bono to star in CBS TV replacement in ABC fall line up
New York AP reports Sonny Bono will headline an hour long solo comedy music show on ABC next fall as The FBI TV series is canceled along with five other first season programs and several veteran hits. ABC unveils twelve new programs including Get Christie Love and Kodiak while CBS and NBC cancel a total of 15 shows. New Orleans AP notes five steel firms face federal charges of bid rigging in a multi million dollar conspiracy involving Armco Coco H.K. Porter Laclede Steel and Southern Industrial Steel with rebars sold in 1972 to fix contract outcomes.
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Sonny Bono
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Bono
Cher
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CBS
FBI
Chopper One
Firehouse
Toma
Doc Elliott
Owen Marshall
Kodiak
Clint Walker
Minnesota
Christie Love
NBC
New Orleans
U.S
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Middletown
Ohio
Robert F. Krejen
H.K. Porter Co., Inc
Pittsburgh
Charles F. Jones
Laclede Steel Co
St. Louis
John W. Bean
Southern Industrial Steel Corp
A.A. Boudousquier
Damerons Welcome Son At Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Mike E Dameron Route 1 Curryville welcomed an eight pound eight ounce son at 229 am today at Audrain Medical Center Mr Dameron farms near Curryville
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Mike E. Dameron
Curryville
Audrain Medical Center
Dameron
Oil Swap Could Cost Billions, Bayh Charges
Sen. Birch Bayh in a Senate speech warned that exporting Alaska oil to Japan via a swap with foreign crude could cost U.S. consumers up to 9 billion dollars through 1985. He urged a probe and proposed legislation to bar exports if they raise prices, noting West Coast refineries cannot process the pipeline’s full two million barrels daily.
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Birch Bayh
Japan
U.S
Bayh
Senate
Alaska
Indiana
Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
Federal Energy Office
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Egypt ties Libya to Sadat plot hit on Cairo
Cairo reports Libyan leader Muammar Khadafy linked to a thwarted attempt to topple President Anwar Sadat. Al Ahram cites reliable sources alleging Ibrahim Abdullah Sariyah met Khadafy in Tripoli last summer to form Arab resistance commands. Attack on the Military Technical Academy killed 11 and wounded 27. 70 arrested in connection.
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Egypt Today
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Ibrahim Abdullah Sariyah
Tripoli
Khadafy
Sariyah
Military Technical Academy
Sadat
Military Academy
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