Israeli air raids kill dozens in southern Lebanon clash
Israeli warplanes hit guerrilla camps in southern Lebanon killing 63 and wounding 82, most in the village of Azzieh near Tyre. The attack targeted Bint Jbeil Nakoura and Tyre areas with eight bombing runs and twelve more on southeastern towns, drawing U.S. calls for restraint.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Sidon
Azzieh
Tyre
Israel
Mordechai Gur
Tel Aviv
Bint Jbeil
Nakoura
United Nations
Mediterranean
United States
State Department
Washington
U.S
Ezer Weizman
Arkoub
Litani
Welfare rolls reveal 26334 federal workers on aid
Washington officials report 26334 current or recent federal employees also receiving welfare after a computer review across 90 states and the District of Columbia. HEW Secretary Califano said payroll checks will determine earnings and referrals to state officials will follow.
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Washington
District of Columbia
HEW
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Califano
Burns Says Dollar Decline Hurts Inflation Fight
Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns told the Senate Banking Committee that U S efforts to curb inflation are hurt by the dollar's drop on world money markets. He warned that depreciation against foreign currencies undermines price stability objectives.
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Washington
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
U.S
Federal Reserve
Burns
Senate Banking Committee
Winds Delay Underground Nuclear Test at Nevada Site
In Las Vegas officials delayed the Nevada Test Site underground nuclear device detonation due to unacceptable winds. The 10 a.m. shot was scrubbed and postponed at least two hours and possibly until tomorrow, DOE spokesman said.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Nevada Test Site
Department of Energy
Saudi oil minister seeks price freeze or small rise
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani of Saudi Arabia, viewed as key to blocking a crude oil price increase next year, is pursuing an agreement for a price freeze or a rise limited to five percent, according to well informed sources.
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Kuwait
U.S
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Saudi Arabia
FDA Links Liquid Protein Diet to 10 Deaths
The FDA says the liquid protein diet likely contributed to the deaths of 10 obese women who shed about 90 pounds on a modified fast plan. Investigators at the CDC in Atlanta found the women aged 25 to 44 died suddenly from heart rhythm problems with no prior symptoms.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Donald Kennedy
U.S. Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Scottsdale Growth Tied to New Industry and Jobs
ASU business study says Scottsdale’s economy will diversify with new manufacturing and financial services. It notes high family income 34 percent above Phoenix area, median home value 42 245, and per capita retail sales leading the Valley. Manufacturing employs 5 640 with 72.5 million payroll. Population now around 80 000 after rapid growth from 2 000 in 1950.
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Scottsdale
America
Arizona State University
Scottsdale’s
Robert Dunikoski
ASU
Portant
Phoenix
Dunikoski
Scottsdale permits surge to 20 million in October
City records show October building permit valuations hit 20 million, second only to February 1973’s 20.4 million in eight years. Residential construction drove the total with 289 single family and multifamily permits totaling 18.5 million, including Kenman Properties projects at Hayden and Camelback roads and Hallcraft Homes condo work.
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Scottsdale
Franklin D. Aleshire
Kenman Properties
Hayden and
Camelback Roads
Kenman
Hallcraft Homes Inc
Camelback Hospital seeks 74 bed Scottsdale satellite unit
A Central Arizona Health Systems Agency committee unanimously recommended approval for Camelback Hospital’s 74 bed mental health satellite facility in Scottsdale. The plan, moving to the agency board on November 16, hinges on treating psychiatric beds separately from general hospital beds, with final approval by the Arizona Department of Health Services.
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Camelback Hospital
Central Arizona Health Systems Agency
Scottsdale
Arizona Department of Health Services
N. 34Th St
Frank Dunning
Camelback
Citizens
Officials bribe-proof claim by land fraud witness in Arizona
PHOENIX AP The Arizona Real Estate Department cannot halt land fraud House crime task force director William Smitherman said. Howard Woodall formerly of Glendale testified under immunity and said he bribed federal state county and utility workers to run a series of land scams ending in 1973. He claimed to have raised $10 million from selling lot mortgages and said he could set up a land fraud operation again.
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Phoenix
Arizona
House
William Smitherman
Howard Woodall
Glendale
Colorado
U.S
Woodall
New Life Trust
del Rio Springs
Woo
Corporation Commission
Securities Division
California pilot lands derelict float plane in desert crash
Glenn Pratt 48 of Santa Barbara escaped injury when his Helio-Carrier amphibious aircraft made an emergency desert landing northwest of Scottsdale. Engine failure at 1000 feet caused loss of glide as floats created drag. plane skidded 150 feet. Pratt reported mechanical issues due to age. no explosion risk. aircraft damage listed at 60000 dollars. Pratt said he was returning from Massachusetts and works as a bush pilot in Alaska.
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Scottsdale
Glenn Pratt
Santa Barbara
Calif
California
Scottsdale Municipal Airport
Pima Road
Apstore Canal Dike
Pratt
Massachusetts
Alaska
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Associated Press
Mental Health Satellite Unit
Jim Thomson
Can
Rural
Metro Fire Department
Pima
Greenway Road
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