Misgav Am Kibbutz Raid Ends in Israeli Counterattack
Israeli forces stormed a kibbutz dormitory seized by five Palestinian guerrillas from the Iraqi backed Arab Liberation Front. Three attackers were killed and Israeli casualties included two children and a soldier among sixteen hurt. Prime Minister Begin praised the soldiers bravery and warned of possible reprisals as the raid unfolded after a prolonged nine hour siege.
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Shani
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Eitan
Ezer Weizman
Jerusalem
Menachem Begin
Misgay Am
U.N
New York
Suspected FALN terrorists claim POW status in Chicago hearing
Eleven suspected Puerto Rican terrorists at Cook County Jail argue they are prisoners of war not criminals. They faced a preliminary hearing in Evanston on theft and illegal weapons charges, with the ringleader Carlos Torres asserting military camp or unconditional release. Demonstrators and heavy police presence marked the arraignment.
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Chicago
UPI
Cook County
Carlos Torres
FBI
Evanston
William A. Kelley
Puerto Rico
Torres
FALN
Northwestern University
Cook County Jail
Andersons indecision clouds GOP bid amid Iran clash
Speculation on an independent challenge is described as potentially damaging to Rep. John Andersons Republican presidential campaign. He says a decision on bolting the GOP will take weeks after consulting a broader range of opinion, while Reagan solidifies Oklahoma support and Bush rules out a Reagan ticket as still unlikely.
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John Anderson
Carter
Iran
U.S
Reagan
Edward Kennedy
Anderson
U.N
George Bush
Bush
Washington
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Oklahoma
GOP
North Carolina
New York Transit Strike Heads Into Second Week
Union leaders of 33,600 striking bus and subway workers were ordered into court as a judge weighs fines and possible jail terms for an illegal eight day protest. The walkout has forced over five million New Yorkers to seek alternatives such as cars cabs bikes boats and roller skates as the strike enters its second week.
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New York
UPI
Ice cap may hold Mount St Helens in check
A UPI report cites government geologists who say melting ice at Mount St Helens helps dampen eruption activity. Aerial observers saw steam and ash plumes to 12,000 feet after a 4.5 magnitude quake near the base.
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Vancouver
Wash
UPI
Mount St. Helens
Forest Service
U.S. Geological Survey
James Moore
The Chronicle Telegram Publication Notice and prices
The Chronicle Telegram 225 East Avenue Elyria Ohio 44036 issues details April 8 1980 issue No 99 describes carrier and mail delivery rates and post office address changes for readers.
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Chronicle Telegram
East Avenue
P O
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
P.O
Elyna
United States
Chronicle-Telegram
East Ave
Lorain
Cleveland
Optometry Practice Opens in Elyria Arts Building
Dr. John R. Dobney announces the opening of his optometry practice in the Elyria Medical Arts Building Suite 2 at 621 East River Elyria. Services include complete vision analysis and professional contact lens care.
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Elyria Medical Arts
East River
Elyria
Foster Homes Sought by Betterway Inc for Teens in Elyria
Betterway Inc seeks foster homes for boys and girls aged 15 to 17. The program offers strong supervision, meals, clothing, and medical care with a board of 8.15 dollars per day. Singles or couples may call weekdays at 323-2431 in Elyria.
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Betterway Inc
Elyria
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