Orthodox Armenian Church in Cilicia hit during fighting
A church in the East Betret district suffered a ceiling hole after artillery and rocket duels between Christian milites and Syrian Arab Peacekeeping Forces. Nearby congregants prayed for the deceased and injured as the conflict raged nine days.
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Khoren I
Cilicia
Frustration grows in Paisley investigation in Maryland
Maryland State Police led a turning point in the Paisley death probe as FBI tests on the deceased former CIA officer's hands showed insignificant traces of residues tied to gun use. Investigators pursued whether Paisley killed himself or was murdered while noting he had bought diving weights and a belt prior to his October Bay death.
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Pikesville
Maryland
CIA
John Paisley
FBI
Paisley
William Clark
Clark
Office of Strategyc Research
Ted
Chesapeake Bay
Patuxent River
Atte Onan Ba
The
National Diving
Washington
D.C
Witesses Ase
Gere
Baltimore Sun
Cape
Houseworks to repair fragmented energy plan
House leaders press to merge a fuel tax on gas guzzlers with home insulation credits into President Carter's energy program. Final House vote eyed Friday on remnants of the 1977 plan as auto industry opposition vows a fight over gas deregulation and tax provisions.
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Washington
House
Carter
House Rules Committee
Senate
Congress
Armenians suffer amid Lebanon's civil conflict in Beirut
Amid Syrian and Maronite fighting in Beirut, Armenians, once neutral, suffer heavy losses. About 90 killed and 500 wounded in ten days, with enclaves like Bourj Hamoud hit hard. Tashnag officials describe shelters as strategy while some Armenians blame Phalangists.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Pivbe
Bourj Hamoud
East Beirut
Tashnag Party
Dora
John Sarkissian
The
Kataeb
National Liberal Party
United States
Canada
Europe
Australia
Dollars in 2050 a projected social security shocker
Washington reports Social Security long range forecasts show wages rising 5.75 percent annually and prices 4 percent, with 2050 average worker income near 656000 and retiree benefits around 250000 yearly. Taxes will rise, with payroll taxes on earnings up to 1.5 million, and trust funds may run dry by 2030 without new taxes.
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Washington
Social Security Administration
Social Security Trust
Congress
Carter
Killer satellite report denied by scientists
COCOA Florida AP scientists at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory deny a published report that a "killer satellite" may have knocked out Seasat A radio contact over the Soviet Union. The TO DAY paper cited scientists discussing the theory among others after Seasat A lost contact Monday.
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Cocoa
Fla
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
California
Space Agency
Soviet Union
TODAY
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