Begin vows to cut off the arm of evil after Israel attack
Prime Minister Menachem Begin told the Knesset that Israel will strike back at the Palestinian guerrilla group behind the weekend massacre in which 36 Israelis died and 72 were wounded. He condemned PLO offices abroad and called for their expulsion.
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Soviet Union
Egypt
Saudi denial of aiding PLO cited by US ambassador
U S ambassador John West quoted Saudi officials denying any financial support to the PLO for raids on Israel. The remarks followed a Saudi radio report calling a PLO raid that killed 36 Israelis and wounded 72 a courageous operation. West cited questions from Senate aides about alleged Saudi funding, noting Saudi contributions mainly to Palestinian refugees.
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Palestine Iberation Organization
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Associated Press
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Fatah
Measures to aid dollar in German U S accord
The United States and Germany announced new measures to support the dollar including a commitment to supply $2.7 billion in German marks to buy dollars when needed. A Treasury official said the move mobilizes resources to counter disorderly markets without pegging the rate, as the dollar fell against the mark and Swiss franc.
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Elephant Kills Caretaker At Chicago Circus Attack
Witnesses say Joyce the circus elephant killed caretaker David Farr after he stood on her knee and wrapped her trunk around his torso. Farr, 35, died hours later from multiple abdominal chest and head injuries. The elephant, valued at 10 000 to 20 000 dollars, was among five elephants chained in a North Side armory while others performed at Medinah Temple.
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Hawthorne Circus Co
Sarasota, Fla
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Medinah Temple
Dial
United States
Billie
Stock market gains carry over from last week rally
The Dow rises 5.97 to 764.55 in early trading as gains lead NYSE issues 3-1. Friday’s rally and hopes for a coal strike settlement buoy sentiment while Europe reacts negatively to a U.S. plan. Collins & Aikman leads NYSE volume. Dow had net weekly gain of 11.27 points.
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Priest Sentenced for Abortion Clinic Protest in Granite City
Rev. Edwin Arentsen received 18 months probation and was ordered to preach weekly at Madison County Jail for 30 weeks after being convicted of disorderly conduct for protesting at the Hope Clinic for Women in Granite City. He criticized Judge Thomas Gibbons as unfair and noted plans to offer a counterproposal later this week.
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Ance
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Thomas Gibbons
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Sadat Memoir Claims Kissinger Warned U S Strike in 1973
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat says Henry Kissinger warned in 1973 the United States would strike Egypt if it attacked Israeli forces at the Deversoir pocket on the Suez West Bank. Time magazine quotes Kissinger saying the Pentagon would intervene to prevent Soviet-backed Israeli defeat. U S defense officials deny any plan for direct intervention.
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Samaria
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Photographer Gail Rubin Killed in Tel Aviv Gaza Beach Attack
Gail Rubin, a New York native with American and Israeli citizenship, had moved to Israel about five years earlier to pursue a freelance photography career. She was among 36 people killed when Palestinian militants attacked along the Tel Aviv Haifa coastal road, with Rubin reportedly on a Maagan Michael kibbutz beach near a bird sanctuary when attackers arrived.
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Gail Rubin
Israel
Peter Ribicoff
Miss Rubin
Tel Aviv
Haifa
Maagan Michaels
Judge jails student for 10 days over indecency charge
Rocky River Municipal Judge William McCroone punishes Donald Jacquet with 10 days in jail and a $10 fine claiming jail offers peace and quiet to cram for finals. The case centers on public indecency accusations with Jacquet arguing confinement would hinder his exams.
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William McCroone
Jacquet
Who's Cooking What in Carbondale offers 1475 recipes
Ad card announces a cookbook titled Who's Cooking What in Illinois featuring 1475 recipes across 496 pages. The ad touts the book as a big, beautiful gift and urges purchases at local bookstores for $10.00, claiming it costs less than a penny per recipe.
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