Israelis push into Lebanon as troops destroy homes
Israeli forces, defying a UN demand to withdraw, control about 40 square miles of southern Lebanon and destroy houses linked to Palestinian guerrillas. refugees flood south slopes near Mount Hermon. Beirut debates UN force and Cairo accord revisions as Arafat seeks Arab aid.
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United Press International
Security Council
Thes
Lebanon
UPI
Abdul W. Hajjaj
Ebl Es Saqi
Israel
Mount Herman
Syria
Beirut
Saeb Salam
al Fatah
Yasser Arafat
Cairo
United Nations
Kafer Kok
Yanta
Fatah
Nabatyat-el-Tanta
Salam
Two Arrested as Six Kilograms Marijuana Seized in Chandler
State narcotics agents arrested Bill Escoto and Ernest Guitierez in Chandler after seizing six kilos of marijuana valued at 700 dollars. They were booked into Chandler city jail.
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Chandler
UPI
Chandler City
Bill Escoto
Ernest Guitierez
Trade deficit widens as January imports soar
The Commerce Department reports January imports exceeded exports by 318.9 million dollars, marking the third largest monthly deficit on record. Despite the deficit, the leading economic indicators index rose 2.3 percent, the largest gain since January 1971, with gains in durable goods orders, stock prices, and material costs.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
Department
Harold C
Passer
Pay Board
George H. Boldt
Boldt
Washington Window
Weather sweeps across nation with warm and cold fronts
Unstable front from southern British Columbia to central South Dakota brings mixed conditions. Warm south of front, freezing temperatures north. Snow warnings in North Dakota and Minnesota as the front moves toward Montana. Cut Bank and Great Falls see sharp temperature rises. Livingston reports 82 mph winds. West Virginia reports 41 dead from Buffalo Creek flood with potential higher toll. Cape Kennedy delays Pioneer 10 launch due to weather and power failure.
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United Press International
British Columbia
South Dakota
North Dakota
Minnesota
Montana
Mercury
Cut Bank
Great
Livingston
Mont
West Virginia
Arch Moore
Buffalo Creek
Cape Kennedy
Jupiter
Vietnamese and Cambodian fronts flare as allied push advances
In South Vietnam and Cambodia fighting erupts on four fronts as South Vietnamese forces drive in three directions. Reports say 184 guerrillas and 20 South Vietnamese soldiers dead, with U.S. troops accounting for at least 20 enemy fatalities and two Americans wounded when an observation helicopter was shot down. The air war intensifies with 12 B52 missions and fighter-bombers striking the Ho Chi Minh Trail area. In Cambodia, about 9,000 South Vietnamese troops are engaged in a three-pronged operation, including clashes near Svay Rieng and in a marshy Cambodia basin, part of an effort to blunt a potential Communist offensive.
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Saigon
UPI
South Vietnam
Cambodia
U.S
da Nang
B52s
Khe Sanh
Demilitarized Zone
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
Nixon
Peking
Nguyen van Thieu
Chou En-lai
Red China
Taiwan
Russia
Erd
United States
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry
Fiddler's Green
1St Cavalry
Hue
Kontum
Highlands
Svay Rieng
Bassac River
Gulf of Thailand
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