Lebanese Christians Claim Village Capture Near Israel Border
Christians said Phalange forces seized Kfar Kiar in night house-to-house fighting. Leftist Lebanese Arab Army claimed attackers pushed back to village fringes near the Israeli line. A communique cited aid from Israeli commandos and border artillery backing.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Yasir Arafat
Christian Phalange Party
Kfar Kiar
Government Reduces Growth Estimate
The Commerce Department cut its estimate of national output growth to 3.8 percent for the fall quarter, citing weaker foreign trade. Inflation was trimmed to 4.2 percent for July to September. Fed Chair Burns opposed a tax cut now, while signaling openness if growth stalls. In Lebanon, fighting and Syrian occupation widen, with Beirut tense and air service resuming to Europe.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur Burns
Juvenile referrals rise in October across three counties
Sixty-one juveniles were referred to the 12th circuit juvenile office in October for tampering with a motor vehicle and sixty three for destruction of property. A total 240 cases were reported, including 225 boys and 15 girls, with Montgomery county contributing 151 cases, Audrain 80, and Warren 9. Ages ranged from under 10 to 17 with most between 10 and 14. Other top referrals included vandalism, possession of toxicants, traffic violations, stealing, and breaking and entering.
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12Th Judicial Circuit
Cathie L. van Matre
Juvenile Court Services
Montgomery County
Warren County
Megamouth shark may be new species near Hawaii
A 12 foot 1,500 pound Megamouth shark, caught off Oahu, tangled in a Navy vessel anchor, is studied by Leighton Taylor and Paul Struhsaker. Scientists suspect a new genus and family, with bioluminescent mouth features and a diet of tiny sea life. The shark, identified as male, is preserved on ice pending container construction.
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Pacific Ocean
Oahu
Navy
Leighton Taylor
Waikiki Aquarium
University of Hawaii
Taylor
Paul J. Struhsaker
National Marine Fisheries Service
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Scripps Institute
la Jolla
Calif
Utilities spend $750000 opposing Missouri Proposition 1
Missouri public counsel estimates electric utilities spent about 750000 dollars to defeat Proposition 1, a measure barring pass through of construction costs. Union Electric led with 379000, KC Power and Light 129400, Missouri Power and Light 49600, St Joseph Power and Light 35000, Missouri Edison 15800, others unreported. Voters approved 1109123 to 673432, law takes effect upon certification with 90 days to end the practice.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
William Barwick
Barvick
Missouri Public Service Commission
Union Electric
Kansas City Power and Light Co
Missouri Power and Light Co
St. Joseph Power and Light Co
Missouri Edison
Sho-Me Power Corp
Citizens Electric Corp
Arkansas-Missouri Power Co
Empire District Electric Co
Missouri Public Service Co
Missouri Utilities
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Judge promises quick ruling on airport authority
Federal Judge Aubrey E. Robinson Jr. asked whether Secretary Coleman could authorize a new St. Louis airport in Illinois and weighed the wishes of Missourians to keep Lambert Field against Coleman's authority. A decision could be appealed to the 8th U.S. Circuit.
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Washington
Aubrey E. Robinson Jr
U.S
Robinson
Lambert St. Louis International Airport
Colemen
Sth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Coleman
U.S. Solicitor General
Erwin N. Griswold
Missouri
Griswold
Federal Aviation Administration and Transportation Department
Lambert
FAA
Illinois
Justice Department
Gary B. Randall
Flu Clinic Traffic Jam In Springfield
Springfield residents queued for swine flu shots at several clinics causing two to three block traffic jams. Police noted lines thinned later as some chose to seek vaccination later. a separate Rotary Club luncheon program featured Louis Leonatti and Don Decker with Jerome Seigfreid as chairman.
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Springfield
Springfield, Mo
Louis Leonatti
Don Decker
Mexico
Dangers From IUDs Highlighted By Federal Study
Boston residents learn a federal study in the New England Journal of Medicine shows pregnancy with an intrauterine device raises death risk from septic spontaneous abortion by more than fifty times. Researchers from the Center for Disease Control analyzed 50 spontaneous abortion deaths in 1972–74, noting removal of IUDs during pregnancy reduces fatalities.
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Boston
Federal Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
New England Journal of Medicine
United States
Food and Drug Administration
Innocent Plea In Drowning Deaths
Jeffrey Clinton Wylie, 30, pleaded innocent to four charges of manslaughter over the Sept. 24 drownings of his wife Nancy Myers Wylie, 35, and their three children Karen and Kevin Myers, 8, and Jeffrey Richard Wylie, 3, when their station wagon sank at Bolivar Landing on Lake Pomme de Terre. The sole survivor, Wylie, was trapped in the vehicle as a Polk County coroner's jury found culpable negligence for driving into the lake and failing to rescue them.
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Bolivar, Mo
Jeffrey Clinton Wylie
Lake Pomme de Terre
Wylie
Humansville
Bolivar Landing
Nancy Myers Wylie
Jeffrey Richard Wylie
Karen
Kevin Myers
Polk County
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