Terrorist incidents rise as Middle East tensions mount
Reported surge in Arab terror acts linked to Israeli-Arab conflicts. Mentions school attacks, border violence, and casualties among children amid ongoing Israeli bombardments. References to Sadat Ford talks, Kissinger mediation, and potential OPEC price shifts.
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Mideast oil nations boost U S farm product purchases
Iran and Saudi Arabia emerge as major markets for U S farm goods. Iran may buy 750 million and Saudi Arabia about 150 million this year, with spending rising since 1973 as oil prices surged. Wheat rice vegetable oil and processed foods top exports amid ongoing development plans.
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Portugal's leftist rulers uncover vast fascist organization
Lisbon reports a "vast fascist organization" with foreign links and cells in the armed forces linked to the March 11 rightist coup. Demonstrators attacked the U.S. Embassy. authorities say fascists held in a 1st Light Artillery Regiment unit. Target alleged is Gen. Francisco da Està Gomes. crisis tied to April 25 elections.
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Halfway house aids Viet refugees in transition
In Carlsbad California Richard Gilbert runs a shelter for Vietnamese refugees awaiting sponsors and clearance after Camp Pendleton hosts over 18 000 refugees. The project began when his church deacon asked about housing and Gilbert proposed a self contained facility for the newcomers.
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Hoffman appears for paid interview about fugitive life
Abbott Abbie Hoffman, 38, says in a taped March interview that he has a new face and wife and will not return even if drug charges are dropped. He claims plastic surgery and disguises changed his appearance while living as a fugitive.
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Pay Toilet Debate Frames Equal Rights Issue in States
States are debating pay toilets as part of public accessibility rights. Wyoming banned charges in its law effective May 30, with fines up to $100. Other states consider or have enacted free-toilet quotas and bills to bar pay toilets in government facilities.
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