Moslem forces close in on last obstacle to hotels
Beirut battles surge as Moslem militiamen surround the Holiday Inn and nearby hotels in a high casualty night. Christian Phalange fighters defend streets around Starco Center while 32 killed and over 70 wounded are reported, deepening the sectarian standoff amid cease-fire attempts.
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Edward Cody
Associated Press
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Lebanon
Middle East
St. Georges
Phoenicia Intercontinental
Holiday Inn
Starco Center
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Pecos council delays cable and gas rate increases at marathon session
In Pecos a lengthy city council meeting partially approved requests from Warner Cable and Southern Union Gas. The council offered immediate cuts and performance conditions while allowing further talks. cable extra connection charges begin Jan 1 with a Feb 1 base rate rise. gas rates face a 7.5 percent return cap, with appeal to the Railroad Commission if rejected.
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Pecos
Warner Cable
Southern Union Gas Company
Southern Union
Richard Naylor
Bob Bickley
Southern Union District
Bickley
City
Wyman
Railroad Commission
Kissinger warns NATO on Soviet Angola maneuvers
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told NATO foreign ministers in Brussels that massive Soviet armament and intervention in Angola disturb the world balance. He accused Moscow of stepping far beyond its normal sphere of influence and urged allied unity.
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NATO
Angola
Brussels
Belgium
Henry A. Kissinger
North Atlantic Alliance
Hernandez to provide Menudo dance music in 1975 Que Paso contest
Tony The Top Hernandez and his attractions will headline the 1975 Que Paso Menudo Contest and dance sponsored by the Evening Optimist Club at Saragosa Hall starting at 7 p.m. Saturday. Hernandez, a retired Army paratrooper and brother of Little Joe Hernandez, is described as a romantic country and western singer with a Freddy Fender like sound. He has recorded two 45s and is working on his first album. He is father to 10 children and resides in Temple when not touring. The event will feature country, western, and Spanish music by Tony and Attractions.
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Hernandez
Evening Optimist Club
Little Joe Hernandez
Freddy Fender
Airborne
Buena Suerte Records Corporation
Southwest
Temple
Saragosa Hall
Hughes
Brandy Hughes
Brandy
Pecos
Christ
Ray
DeeLynn
Rachel
Christmas Anonymous A Carlsbad effort aids needy families
Carlsbad New Mexico hosts Christmas Anonymous a community drive to raise food and toys through schools churches and local events. Pecos groups also run charity drives including the Evening Optimists and a menude contest and dance. The piece highlights charity, recent cash donations to the Hughes family for Brandy’s brain tumor and a coma patient Janis Hester seeking bank deposits to help.
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Carlsbad
N.M
Pecos
Ray Anaya
A.H. Gutierrez
Cavern Theater
Christmas Anonymous
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