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Newspaper
Port Lavaca Wave
Location
Port Lavaca, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1975
Page
8
Bomb blasts and machine gun fire echo through Beirut with Christians and Muslims fighting for a eighth day. Casualty toll rises past 210 dead and about 1000 wounded as Phalangists clash with leftist Muslims and Palestinian guerrillas amid a government cabinet formation.
In Orlando a university study finds alcoholism affects only 0.5 percent of U S Jews versus 7.1 percent of all Americans. Rabbi Rudolph Adler of Orlando comments that Jews drink but do not become alcoholics, citing the research project.
Syndicated columnist Ann Landers says she and her husband Jules Lederer will divorce after 36 years of marriage. The Chicago Sun Times notes Lederer formerly chaired Budget Rent-A-Car and the couple has a grown daughter. Landers offers no reason for the split.
President Ford denies the United States delivered an ultimatum to Israel over Egyptian terms for a Middle East settlement. White House spokesman Ron Nessen says no ultimatum was given at the meeting with Ambassador Dinitz while Israeli reports claim Ford warned Israel could go separate ways at a Geneva peace conference if proposals were not accepted.
At Sheppard Air Force Base Wichita Falls civilians note luxury dorms and amenities for about 1000 airmen in Cooper Hall. The new dorms resemble college housing with private baths air conditioning and maids. Officers say dining and training facilities rival civilian colleges and a 10 dollar daily value is implied.
About 400 wild mustangs in Stone Cabin Valley east of Tonopah Nev will be relocated to adoptive homes across the United States from New Hampshire to Hawaii. The BLM, assisted by WHOA, will oversee adoptions as trapping begins and applications are processed, with priority given in order received. Dawn Lappin of WHOA notes strong interest from Nevada and other states, including groups seeking multiple horses such as parks refuges and the Bicentennial Westward Wagon Train.
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