Assaults leave Beirut without power and water
Artillery and mortar battles between right wing Christian and Palestinian Moslem gunmen cut Beirut’s power water and bread. The four day Christian offensive targeted Jisr al Pasha Tal Zaatar camps, while Palestinians and Lebanese leftists attacked Christian sectors to ease pressure. UPI report.
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Hospitals Seek Rate Hikes As Health Council Winds Down
The Health Planning Council endorsed 13 percent rate increases at St. Joseph's and 7 percent at Tucson Medical Center, with smaller service cost jumps. It also outlined phasing out pediatric operations at all but TMC and Arizona Medical Center and rejected a plan for 182 new beds by 1981 amid 83 percent bed use. The council ends July 1 and will be replaced by the Health Systems Agency after final state approval.
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