Moslems Control Lebanon Militias Take Regions
A police spokesman reports leftist Moslem militias have seized control of Lebanon's northern eastern and southern regions in a sweeping power shift occurring today in Beirut and surrounding areas.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1976
Page
1
A police spokesman reports leftist Moslem militias have seized control of Lebanon's northern eastern and southern regions in a sweeping power shift occurring today in Beirut and surrounding areas.
After a week of dispute Arab delegates and the PLO urged the council to demand Palestinian self determination repatriation and an independent state Israel withdraw from occupied Arab lands and guarantees for lasting peace. The United States appears ready to veto.
At Trenton State Prison the maximum security wing uprising ended at dawn after a 10 hour standoff. One inmate was killed John Clark 30 Newark and several others wounded. Authorities say the disturbance began with gunfire on guards and involved a plot linked to a van outside.
Federal officials rejected Ohio's rail transportation plan, likely cutting federal funding for lines facing abandonment. Judd Gould, Ohio contact for Rail Services Planning, said officials would learn of the rejection today and warned that 450 miles of rail could vanish in three months if Ohio does not act.
President Ford will submit a 394.2 billion dollar budget as Democrats sharpen veto battles in an election year. He seeks a 10 billion tax cut, 4.2 billion Social Security levy rise, new health coverage for Medicare, and housing aid for 500000 families while projecting a 43 billion dollar deficit.
Ten fishermen were rescued from a drifting ice floe near Port Clinton after a helicopter from Detroit aided by a 14 foot Marblehead skiff. Freezing rain and snow worsened ice conditions across Ohio and Kentucky as residents were warned to stay off the lake.
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