A Warning To Tourists Bottled-Up Bicentennial
Washington AP reports the Colonial Corridor study warns of widespread inconvenience during the 1976 Bicentennial as millions may flood the East. The piece notes underfunded transit and poor information coordination threaten traveler planning, urging a central planning bureau and expanded rail, bus, and airport shuttles to ease movement and coherence of events.
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Israelis Blame Arafat Faction In Frontiers Raid
Israeli officials tied two of Yasir Arafat s Al Fatah guerrillas to the latest frontier raid in which a Muslim factory worker was slain and his wife wounded. Defense Minister Shimon Peres spoke at the funeral in Rihaniya and vowed government action to curb such attacks. The raid ended with the two gunmen surrendering after attempting to take hostages. In London Golda Meir urged steadfastness against terrorism, while Arab oil ministers in Bahrain discussed oil ventures and offered no price talks. Separately in Yugoslavia Milos Stupar notes four boars in his pen have embraced the regime, returning to civilization after autumn forays.
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