Guerrillas Overrun By Israelis In Northern Lebanon Raid
An Arab guerrilla squad seized a house in a northern Israel border village after Israeli warplanes hit suspected guerrilla positions in southern Lebanon. Two guerrillas were captured alive, one Israeli civilian killed and his wife wounded. Israel said air raids targeted terrorist sites north of the border. Four U.S. made Phantom jets bombed villages in south Lebanon with crop damage but no casualties.
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Nortnern
Israel
Lebanon
Soviet Union
Atta Museo
Yasser Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Anah
PLO
Tel Aviv
Rihaniya
Wif
Éarit
Galilee
Generous Motorist Held by Hitchhikers
Canadian police rescued Massachusetts businessman Galen McLaughlin after he picked up three hitchhikers on Highway 435 near Pittsfield Maine. They robbed him of about $490, then forced him across the border to Halton Maine, where he was held hostage for two days before a Royal Canadian Mounted Police operation freed him unharmed. The three hitchhikers were arrested on kidnapping charges as inquiry continues into their exact motives and fate.
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Grand Falls
N.B
UPL
Massachusetts
Galen Mclaughlin
Acton
Mass
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
C.M.G. McKenny
Mclaughlin
McKenny
Pittsfield
Maine
Bangor
Canada
Ford attends 75th Army Navy game in Philadelphia
President Ford flies to Philadelphia to watch Navy defeat Army 19 to 0 in the 75th service academy clash. He is the first president at an Army Navy game since Kennedy in 1962 and the second in over two decades, joining 93,000 fans as he observes the play intently before returning to the White House.
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UPI
Ford
Philadelphia
Navy
Army
John F. Kennedy
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Peking
Tokyo
Kissinger
Pord
Texas
Puerto Rico
Pentagon
Fim
Philadelphia Naval Yard
Harless
December Freeze Forecast Spurs Cold Weather Advice
Forecast for December first shows freezing temperatures across the county with daytime mid-30s, night lows in the mid-0s, and northerly winds 12 to 22 mph. Residents urged to cover plants and water faucets, and to secure antifreeze for cars.
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Island Pier
East Pass
Islanders Fight Tax Notices On Okalonsa Island
Island residents react to land evaluation notices tied to a Movida Supreme Court ruling. Tax assessor claims back taxes for 1971 74 while leaseholders prepare for appeals. Board of adjusters will review notices. 17 day deadline to file complaints. Leaseholder leaders vow to challenge figures, potentially pursuing federal action.
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Shila Braxton
Movida Supreme Court
High Court
Okalonsa Island
Rhett Cadenhead
Bill Island
Chorge Dean
Norton Head
Ads Jessors
Miller
Lo Wailan
Art Bogan
Bogan
Kidnapping Of Ranger Charged In Niceville Incident
Two Niceville hunters are jailed without bond after allegedly kidnapping a state wildlife officer on the Eglir reservation Saturday. Michael W. Leavins 19 faces kidnapping charges while Jerry A. Willingham 20 is charged as an accessory. Officer Jac Gratt pursued the suspects and was dragged in a pickup during the escape attempt.
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Niceville
Eglir
Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission
Michael W. Leavins
Jerry A. Willingham
Walton County
Sail Rothman
Jac Gratt
Gratt
PGDN
West Rocky Creek
Graff
Exxon and Texaco Charged With Oil Waste Dumping
Exxon Corp and Texaco Inc face criminal suits in U S District Court charging dumping oil rich wastes into the Gulf of Mexico from offshore rigs. Texaco allegedly dumped Waste water with higher oil content from South Marsh Island Block 17 from Feb 1972 to Jan 1973. Exxon charged with dumping 1100 barrels of oil saturated drilling mud from Big Dixin No 10 on Dec 31 1972. Each count carries up to 2000 dollars fine.
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MEW
Orleans
UPL
Exxon Corp
Texaco, Inc
Chen
Gulf of Mexico
U.S. District Court
Justice Department
Texaco
Justice Deparment
South Marsh Island Block 17
Louisiana Coast
Exxon
Gulf
Louisiana
Not Enough Not Fair But Better Than Nothing GI Bill Debate
Washington reports show supporters argue the GI bill is not inflationary but an investment, with Congress likely to override Ford's veto. Critics warn the plan presses unequal benefits across states with high education costs, and debate hinges on comparisons to World War II and Vietnam era programs and inflation effects.
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UPI
Pord
Congress
Ford
House
Tim Craig
National Association of Concerned Veterans
National League of Cities
National Conference of Mayors
Stuart Feldman
Mayors’ Groups
Harvard
Yale
Oil Furnace Explodes Killing Seven in Maine Family
An early morning fire in Eagle Lake near the Canadian border killed seven members of one family in Maine. Only father Robert Martin survived with severe burns after attempting to rescue them from their burning home as flames swept through a two story house. Police and fire crews fought the blaze through freezing temperatures.
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Eagle Laks
Maine
Robert Martin
White Martin
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