08 Dec 1975
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Newspaper
South Mississippi Sun
Location
Biloxi, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1975
Page
1
Beir ut and Tripoli saw street fighting in an escalation of raids between Christian and Muslim gunmen. Officials counted 17 dead and 26 wounded, with 10 more bodies found in Beirut as violence intensified in the two major cities.
Pascagoula officials discuss a detailed study of transit needs for residents considered transit dependent as the MCTA presses ahead after a 6-1 council vote against a five bus link to Moss Point at 37395. The plan awaits broader county approval with Moss Point and Jackson County already in.
Boston service and hotel officials say tourism rose about 50 percent as visitors flocked to see Revolutionary sites. Despite larger crowds, budget travelers stayed as day trippers or casual motel guests, with Freedom Trail sites and Old Ironsides tours drawing big boosts.
President Ford unveiled a six point Pacific Doctrine at Pearl Harbor on the anniversary of the 1941 attack. He urged a future oriented approach toward Indochina and highlighted partnerships with Japan and China as pillars of stability while stressing American leadership in the Pacific.
Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld plans to push for greater NATO efficiency and cost effectiveness to maximize military value. He aims to improve alliance performance and ensure better use of defense resources.
Residents of d'Iberville weigh forming a new city as Biloxi pursues annexation of North Biloxi areas along Popps Ferry Road and nearby subdivisions. Supporters warn Biloxi faces debt, while opponents fear rising taxes and loss of local control. The region’s growth and Interstate 10 push amplify calls for municipal status.
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