Lebanon factions agree on Beirut buffer zone during civil war
Christian and Muslim leaders announced a plan to create a 100 yard no mans land and a free zone to link Beirut sectors. Saudi Arabian and Sudanese troops would man the area within 48 hours of withdrawal. The U S Embassy postponed a planned evacuation and sought possible sea or air options as fighting continued around Tal Zaatar camp.
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Lebanon
U.S
Yasir Arafat
Damascus
Tal Zaatar
Red Cross
Kamal Jumblatt
Begi Gin
Arafat
Christian Phalange Party
Phalange Party
No Man’s Land
Francis E. Meloy Jr
Arab League
Hafez Assad
Syria
Greece
Electric cars may be inevitable in future auto world
An array of electric vehicles and prototypes gains attention from business leaders and engineers. Figures like Ernest Wakefield and Steve Marko push for wider adoption, citing cost, range, and new battery tech amid mixed public reception and rising concern over oil dependence.
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Andy Lindstrom
Springfield
Ill
CNS
Detroit
Shell
Standard
Mobil
Goodby Engines
Hello Motors
Ernest Wakefield
Steve Marko
Carlinville
America
Aardvark
Dr. Wakefield
Linear Alpha Co
Wakefield
Marko
Sebring
Fla
Richard Burns
Mechanics Illustrated
Burns
Avis Auto Rental
Chicago
Creative Industries
Mercedes
Cadillac
Bonneville Salt Flats
Dodge Electric
Argonne National Laboratory
Commonwealth Edison
Europe
Soviet birth rate declines despite state incentives
A Literary Gazette survey of 5,200 Moscow women shows 60 percent favor two children or fewer, with 64 percent having one child and 18 percent two. The piece notes aging Russian birthrates, rising Central Asian births, and continued state promotion of large families and premarital sex, yet births fall.
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Moscow
Literary Gazette
the Gazette
Soviet Union
Russian
Central Asia
The
Gazette
Social Security benefits rules and widow claims explained
The column explains full retirement at 65, 80 percent at 62, and statements on wife benefits after divorce or death. It also covers earnings impact on benefits in 1977 and SSI rules when institutionalized, noting eligibility changes with Medicaid and private care costs.
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Copley News Service
J.M.B. A
T.G
Fountain Hills Adds Eighth Grade to Elementary School
Fountain Hills elementary school expands again with an eighth grade. The school board voted to add the grade for the 1976 77 school year. The school opened in 1974 with kindergarten through sixth grade and has added a grade each year.
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Fountain Hills
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