Two Men Fire Bazookas At Orly Airport In Paris
Two unidentified men fired two bazooka rounds at Orly Airport injuring a Yugoslav steward and a French policeman. The attack targeted an El Al jetliner and a Yugoslav DC9. the El Al plane was taxiing for New York with 136 aboard and was not hit. Police recovered an abandoned white car. a second getaway car was suspected.
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Orly
New York
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Paul Roux
Port
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Louisiana Special Session Opens Amid Pay Talks and Fiscal Debates
Baton Rouge Louisiana examines a short special session focusing on housekeeping and funding. The talks center on a five percent pay raise for teachers and state workers, and the constitutionally mandated shift to a central state treasury for all funds, sparking agency-head resistance.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
John Q
Edwards
Ralph Perlman
Israelis Raid Two Villages By Lebanon
Israeli troops crossed into southeast Lebanon for the second night, destroying five houses believed used by guerrillas in Halqa and Shuba. One Israeli was wounded. Arab casualties not mentioned.
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Halqa
Shuba
Israel
Palestine
Beirut
Arkoub
Woman asks why they habitually mishear a football chant
A reader recalls a cold game day moment when a woman asks her husband why they cannot 'hear' the crowd clearly, remarking on the weather and the humorous mishearing of a common chant. The line captures a lighthearted exchange amid snowy conditions.
Scouts End Camp At Lake D Arbonne In Snow
Troop 234 Boy Scouts camped out over the weekend at Lake D Arbonne. They faced cold conditions but started their duties before dawn and began packing for the return trip as snowballs flew before sunrise. Scoutmaster Ray Mears led the morning break camp and gear packing.
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Twin Cities
Troop 234
Lake D’ Arbonne
Ray Mears
Prime Rate Cut by Morgan Guaranty Drops Below 10 Percent
New York AP Morgan Guaranty Trust Co the nation's fifth largest commercial banker reduced its prime loan rate to 9.3 percent down 0.14 points effective immediately The move marks the first major bank rate below 10 percent since April 11 of last year and signals easing credit conditions for top borrowers
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Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
Disturbance At Hyde Park High Sparks Arrests In Boston
Two injured including a police officer and thirteen students arrested for disorderly conduct as a disruption at Hyde Park High School escalates from a shoving match to fights between black and white students. Witnesses report walkouts and parental custody actions as reinforcements quell the scene.
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Hyde Park High School
South Boston
Nolice
Supreme Court blocks revocation of doctors licenses for abortions
The Supreme Court ruled that physicians cannot have their licenses revoked for performing elective abortions. A separate order refused to lift an injunction against Pennsylvania’s 1974 Abortion Control Act requiring husband or parental consent in some cases. The Louisiana law was found unconstitutional under Roe v. Wade, while the Pennsylvania injunction remains in place. Helene Wohlegemuth and Dr. John Franklin faced the challenges, with the case involving Planned Parenthood Southeast Pennsylvania.
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Supreme Court
Louisiana
New Orleans
Pennsylvania
Helene Wohlegemuth
William J. Brennan
William Y. Rehnauist
Planned Parenthood Association of
Southeast Pennsylvania
John Franklin
Severe Midwest storm toll tops fifty as blizzard rages
Severe storms swept the Midwest and Southeast killing at least 51 people. A Minneapolis weather official called the blizzard the worst in 35 years with winds to 90 mph. States reported extensive damage, heavy snow, and dangerous travel as arctic air persisted.
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National Weather Service
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Florida
Weather Service
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Iowa
Minnesota
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South Dakota
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Supreme Court upholds Louisiana oil lands ownership ruling
The U S Supreme Court maintains a Louisiana Supreme Court decision granting the state control over 300 acres of accreted land on Six Mile Lake. Placid Oil Co and Texaco Inc challenged ownership arguing accretion follows upland. The state argues the lake status keeps land under state water bottom ownership, aiding shrimping and fishing ecologies and increasing state revenue.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Louisiana Supreme Court
Six-Mile Lake
Atty
William Guste
Placid Oil Co
Texaco Inc
Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Six Mile Lake
Atchafalaya River
Inside The News-Star Highlights Sections And Columns
A brief card noting the front page sections Abby Jumble Broadway Lowman Classified Radio-TV Comics Sports Crossword Theater Deaths Editorial Women Horoscope Weather and the page counts across 28 pages of the 4 section paper. It summarizes the layout present in the issue without detailing specific stories.
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Lowman
Radio-Tv
van Dellen
Democrats push tax cuts and jobs plan for swift action
Washington AP reports House Democrats outline an urgent economic program featuring tax relief, public service jobs, lower interest rates, and potential wage and price controls. The package seeks relief for low and middle income earners while urging Fed action and new tax credits. Ford plans a televised preview and State of the Union address amid talks with Republicans.
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House
Democrats
Congress
Ford
Democratic Congress
State of the Union
Federal Reserve
Twin Cities Weather Outlook and Cold Temperatures
Residents of the Twin Cities can expect fair skies and cold air today and tonight with highs in the upper 30s and overnight lows in the mid 20s. Winds from the northwest and west at 10 to 20 mph will diminish tonight as a freeze continues.
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Twin Cities
KAA
Monroe
Louisiana
River Flood Stages Up in Monroe and Camden Areas
Flood stage readings show Monroe rising from 40 to 35.3 as water levels shift. Camden reports a 1.0 unit rise with stage details not fully listed.
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Camden
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