Americans Leave Beirut In British Convoy Amid Evacuation Talks
In Beirut a British convoy was planned to evacuate about 600 Britons and roughly 1,100 others including Americans. The U.S. Embassy will coordinate voluntary departures while staff shrinks and bodies of Meloy and Waring are returned to Washington for funeral services.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Damascus
U.S
Ford
Francis E. Meloy Jr
Robert C.e
Noa
Washi
Melcy
Waring
Washington
Sidon
Pentagon
United States
Mediterranean
Beirut-Sidon
Meloy
Athens
Fast start at 28th Portsmouth Charity Horse Show
Clear skies drew a good crowd for the 1976 28th annual Portsmouth Charity Horse Show in Scioto County. Connie Weekly rode Robbin to English Pleasure Pony first, and Sharon Karr won Scioto County Owned English Pleasure on Castlewood's Checkmark. Fourteen classes opened, with 17 more tonight, then Saturday shows at 8 a.m. 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday concludes the event.
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Lucasville
Portsmouth
Scioto County
Connie Weekly
Robbin
Carper Stables
West Portsmouth
Sharon Karr
Castlewood
Ripaddiebred Pleasure Equitation
Holly Hafer
Cincinnati
Jennifer Wolfe
Delaware
Dan Pickett
Columbus
Charity Horse Show Schedule Of Events
A list of classes and divisions for a charity horse show including Saddle Seat Equitation Walking Pony Five-Gaited Maiden English Pleasure Junior Exhibitor Three-Gaited Ladies Walking Horse Junior American Saddlebred Pleasure Adult Exhibitor and various age and conformation classes. The schedule includes Open Western and Arabian classes and ends with two late items listed for Saturday events.
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John Nelson
Lucasville
Commander's Society
Mike Vandyke
Dougall
Franklin
Prophet's Genesis
Jean Demjin
Jah Wallace
Charleston
W. Va
Highland’s Future
Vicki Webb
Shadywood Stables
Robbin
Connie Weekly
Carper Stables
West Portsmouth
Remember Me
Cherry Hooreen
Elusive Onyx
Jennifer Clarke
Owen
American Horse Shows Association
Arabian Park
Scioto
United Professional Horseman's’ Association
Auto boom to fade but still strong in 1976 says Commerce economist
Washington AP report notes the auto industry will have less impact on the economic recovery as sales boom fades. Maynard Comiez, acting chief economist at Commerce, says production should stay high through 1976 unless labor problems or price hikes curb demand.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Maynard Comiez
Comiez
Commerce
Hays Steps Down Amid Payroll Scandal Probe
Representative Wayne Hays announces stepping down as chair of the House Administration Committee amid a payroll sex scandal and health issues. He says he may seek reexamination and denies resigning from Congress, with leadership planning to nominate a replacement.
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Washington
Wayne Hays
Elizabeth Ray
Capitol Hill
Hays
House
Carl Alberta
Barnsville
Ohio
House Democratic Campaign Committee
Congress
Carol Clawson
Democratic Ge
Policy Committee
Albert
Miss Ray
Thomas P. O'Neill
O'Neill
Veterans Honored at Portsmouth Chamber Dinner
Senior physicians with 40 plus years of practice were honored at the Portsmouth Area Chamber of Commerce annual dinner at Legion Hall. Edward L. Glockner handed the gavel to William Richards as retired president. Dr. C A Hoffman of Huntington shared travel and study memories from his year as representative of over 200 000 physicians. The honored list included numerous doctors such as Augustus Adams Allard Allen Asch Berndt Beumler Duvendeck Gillig Hardage Herbert Herrmann Kulscar Lett Levine McAfee Miller Molnar Pitcher Scott Singleton Southworth Spiro Stone S and Weems. Most attended to receive thanks for lifelong service. Glockner was recognized for leading the community campaign.
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Portsmouth Area
American Edical Association
Chamber
Drs
Auguss
Samuel Adams
Don Allard
Chester Allen
Sol Asch
Louis Berndt
Arthur Beumler
William Duvendeck
Frederick Gillig
William Hardage
Jackson Herbert
Walter Herrmann
Francis Kulscar
Noble Lett
Milton Levine
Paul McAfee
Spencer W. Miller
Julius Molnar
Carter Pitcher
James Scott
William Singleton
Ralph Southworth
Erich Spiro
William Stone
Thomas C. S
Phillip Weems
Donaldson
Glockner
Diplomas Going To 132 Prison Inmates
Commencement ceremonies Saturday night at Southern Ohio Correctional Facility will honor 132 inmates across four programs elementary and adult basic education high school vocational and college. Awards include 16 basic education graduates 79 high school 21 vocational 15 from Portsmouth Interstate Business College and one from Ohio University with honors for Richard Lee Speakman Asst arts degree and Arvin Bobo earning a business administration degree from PIBC.
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Southern Ohio Correctional Facility
John Armore
National Alliance of Businessmen
Washington D. C
SOCF
Portsmouth Interstate Business College
Ohio University
Richard Lee Speakman
Ohio Uscernse
Arvin Bobo
Lucasville
Art E. Williams
Rupp
Williams
PIBC
Speakman
Miss Ohio pageant selects preliminary talent and swimsuit winners
Marietta Lee Clark of Xenia won the talent award with a piano rendition. Janet Elaine Cooley of Portsmouth, Miss Ohio Valley, was named preliminary swimsuit winner. Twenty contestants face further judging tonight ahead of finals Saturday at Malabar Auditorium in Mansfield, Ohio.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Marietta Lee Clark
Xenia
Ohio State University
Anice Elaine Cooley
Portsmouth
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Malabar Auditorium
Tax Cuts Likely For 15 Months
Washington Republicans and Democrats clash over extending last year’s individual tax cuts for another 15 months. The Finance Committee backed a partial extension while Muskie urged a full 15 month extension, warning of a tax increase for middle income families if not adopted. The Senate debates timing as July 1 looms and party lines harden.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Finance Committee
Thement
Russell B. Long
D-La
Sen
Edmund S Muskie
Maine
Muskie
Long
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Angola court demands firing squad for 13 mercenaries
In Luanda crowds shouted death as prosecutor Rui Monteiro decried 13 captured mercenaries from the Angola civil war. Ten were British and three American, accused of invading Angola in uniform for money, with funds cited as imperialist sources.
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Luanda
Angola
Rui Monteiro
Monteiro
Britain
United States
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Perrysburg
Civil Service
Bay City
Mich
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Saginaw River
Third Street
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Bayebee
Schaner
Gastonia
N.C
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