Porterhouse Restaurant Fire Leaves Ridgeville in Ruin
A blaze gutted The Porterhouse restaurant at 209 Broad St Elyria with over 30 firemen tackling the flames from about 3:15 a.m. until 10 a.m. Damage may reach 300000 with 45000 to the two bars. The owner plans a rebuilt complex while crews salvaged little. Four firefighters injured, none hospitalized.
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Moss
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Elyria
Roy E. Fankhauser
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Hershey
Bacher
American Red Cross
North
Ridgeville
Gary Hose
Pakistan Faces Military Rule End as Bhutto Takes Grip
In Karachi and Rawalpindi massive protests erupt as Yahya Khan resigns after losing East Pakistan to India. Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto assumes presidency and martial law, signaling a civilian-led shift though troops remain in control. Crowds raid offices, lash out at symbols of Pakistan’s war losses while Bhutto consults with US and China.
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Agha Mhammad Yahya Khan
East Pakistan
India
Rawalpindi
Yahya Khan
Pakistan
Yahya
Bhutto
United States
United Nations Security Council
U.S
People’s Republic of
Bangla Desh
All India Radio
Dacca
Izkander Mirza
Mohammad Ayub Khan
Weather outlook with light rain and cool highs
Cloudy and warmer today with light rain or drizzle ending tonight. Highs in the low to mid 40s and lows in the mid 30s. Tomorrow mostly cloudy with a 20 to 30 percent chance of rain or snow and highs in the lower 40s. Westerly winds, sunset at 5 p.m., sunrise at 7:41 a.m.
Dollar devaluation could add up to half a million U.S. jobs
Washington reports the dollar devaluation and currency realignments may create 500,000 to 667,000 American jobs, with Peterson suggesting up to 750,000 and Samuelson noting 12 percent more competitiveness for U.S. factories. The plan centers on an 8.57 percent dollar drop and 12 percent currency boosts abroad, pending congressional approval.
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UPI
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United States
Congress
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International Economic Affairs
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Cost of Living Council
Peterson
U.S
Paul A. Samuelson
Harvard
Heath to court Nixon pledge for Bengali relief
Prime Minister Edward Heath to urge President Nixon at a two day meeting to join in a multimillion dollar relief program for war damaged East Pakistan. Heath aims to secure American aid and British participation while Western Europeans weigh joining to curb Soviet influence. Nixon arrives at Andrews Force Base then travels by helicopter to Bermuda for a formal welcome.
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Bermuda
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Nixon
East Pakistan
Heath
Peking
Moscow
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Force
US Naval Air Station
Kindles Field
St Georges Island
Great Bermuda Island
Galilean courtship in Nazareth sets scene for first Christmas
Excerpt from Paul L. Maier book First Christmas outlines a Galilean betrothal between Joseph and Mary. It notes Nazareth as small and obscure, outlines Jewish marriage norms, and suggests how a 14 or 15 year old Mary might have met Joseph at harvest time before arranged unions formed.
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Paul L. Maier
Nazareth
Galilean
Jesus
Mary
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