Lebanon Cabinet backs draft Israel withdrawal pact
The Lebanese cabinet unanimously endorses a draft plan for 25 000 Israeli troops to withdraw from Lebanon while Syria and the PLO must approve their forces' pullback. Arafat meets PLO units in Bekaa. Gemayel dispatches ministers to rally Arab support as Syria denounces the accord.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Israel
Syria
PLO
Antoine Fattal
Damascus
Palestine Liberation Organization
Yasser Arafat
Bekaa
Arafat
West Beirut
Amin Gemayel
Ibrahim Halawi
Raheddine Biat
Hafez Assad
Elie Salem
Gemayel
Zghata
Deputy: Kahl's son fired the first shot in Janes gunfight
In Fargo, a deputy testified that the younger Kahl shot first in the Feb 13 roadblock gun battle that killed U.S. Marshal Kenneth Muir and deputy Robert Cheshire. The trial of four defendants includes charges of murder and assault over the killings tied to fugitive Gordon Kahl.
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Kahl
Warren Sogard
Kapp
Medina
N.D
Cheshire
Stutsman County
Jack Miller
FBI
Larry Brubaker
Faul
Harvey, N.D
Heaton
U.S
Kenneth Muir
Odessa surgeon highlights rising bypass surgery trend
Ruben Rodriguez the 54 year old patient in Odessa underwent a three hour coronary bypass after two arteries were 90 percent and 80 percent blocked. Dr C C Hutton led the surgery with an Odessa Medical Center Hospital team as the heart briefly stopped and then restarted during the procedure.
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Ruben Rodriguez
Rodriguez
C.C. Hutton
Odessa
Medical Center
Hutton
M.C. Parekh
Dolly Parton
MCH Heart program development slow in Odessa
Dr. C C Hutton, Odessa heart surgeon, says MCH heart surgery progress is slow and requires stronger hospital and community commitment. He notes need for coordinated staff recruitment and a firmer plan to turn Odessa into a Permian Basin referral center, with Sam Glenney stressing it remains a top priority.
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Hutton
MCH
Permian Basin
Sam Glenney
Glenney
Medical Center
Andres Morales
M.C. Parekh
John Challapalli
Odessa
Texan sin tax plan sparks bootlegging fear and debate
Governor White proposes a cigarette tax raise to 23.5 cents a pack and a doubling of liquor and beer taxes, aiming to fund state needs. Critics warn higher levies could boost bootlegging, moonshining, and butt-legging, citing Texas’ high profit potential for smugglers and interstate smuggling patterns.
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Jackie Calmel
Dallas Morning News
Austin
Mark White
Texas
Morris Weintraub
Council Against
White
North Carolina
Earl Kennard
Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Dallas
Mike McKinney
Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission
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Scott Faul
Elizabeth Simpson
Lung
Dennis Copeland
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Weintraub
New York Tobacco Association
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