Israeli forces clash as Lebanese raid sparks border battle
Israeli and Arab forces exchange artillery, rockets, and air strikes after four Lebanese guerrillas cross into Kfar Yuval in northern Israel and seize a farmhouse. In the fighting two Israelis and four guerrillas die. a village family is captured inside as troops mount a rescue. The Lebanese defense ministry reports civilian casualties and WAFA notes a raid on Arkoub region. The PLO defends the action as rightful struggle amid regional tensions.
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Saigon restores civil aviation at Tan Son Nhut Airport
AP reports full resumption of civil aviation at Tan Son Nhut with facilities repaired and many aircraft back in service. Phnom Penh says capital electric plants are under Khmer Rouge control with fuel scarce. Tonle Sap river cleared for shipping north of Phnom Penh. U S AID winds down Laos operations paying about 1000 staff as the agency ends in Laos.
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Congressman's charge on dirt in grain sparks port debate
In New Orleans the Agriculture Department’s chief grain inspector denies congressman Neal Smith’s charge that U S grain operators deliberately add dirt to shipments for foreign buyers. Inspector Harlan Ryan says no such practice exists in his 25 years. The claim follows that ports like New Orleans, handling a third of U S grain exports, use grading rules that mix dirtier lower grades to meet contract limits. Ryan says buyers choose grade based on cleanliness and price, while the USDA prohibits adding dirt.
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Squatters fought by hurricanes face eviction in Card Sound Road
In Miami, squatters on a coral strip at Card Sound Road, many 40 years residents, fear eviction after Dade County orders them off within 30 days. Officials say the homes are illegal on county right of way and unsafe. Residents vow to fight, citing past hurricanes and ongoing cleanup plans.
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Teamsters to Run Four Food Stamp Outlets in Maryland
In Baltimore, Local 937 of the Teamsters plans four food stamp sales outlets to aid eligibility in Maryland. President Joseph Townsley says the pilot could be copied nationwide and stresses the program is not welfare. The state lines up private businesses to sell stamps. half of the eligible 250,000 Marylanders are not receiving them. The first center opens July 1, the second on August 1.
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