Israelis Pound Guerrillas After Border Raid
Israeli forces pounded Palestinian guerrillas in southern Lebanon after a border raid that killed six infiltrators. An Israeli soldier died and six others were wounded in the clash near Zarit, while another Easter Sunday encounter north of Jerusalem reported four Jordanian guerrillas killed.
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Day of Dove Is Over Union Spokesman Says
Newport News AP report details a large police and striker presence at Newport News Shipbuilding amid an 11 week strike. Over 60 arrested, injuries on both sides, and questions remain about escalation versus restraint as union hawks vow stronger action.
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Oil embargo hits Egypt after Arab pact
The Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries expelled Egypt and announced a full embargo on oil shipments in response to Sadat's peace with Israel. CAPEC chair Omar Al Montasser announced the measure at a two day meeting as Egypt walked out, aligning with the Arab League boycott and seeking oil from outside the Arab world.
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Four Charged in Waterbury Purolator Robbery Slayings
Police charged Lawrence Pelletier Donald Couture and Donna Couture Evelyn Vega with murder in the $1.8 million Purolator Security branch robbery in Waterbury where three security guards were killed. Investigators said cash jewelry and checks were stolen with portions recovered.
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Levee Breached Sparks Jackson Refugee Exodus
Record flood waters overflowed the Pearl River levee in Jackson Mississippi forcing thousands from their homes. Officials warned of slow relief as the river crested around 43.1 feet amid threats of more rain and widespread evacuations across affected counties.
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Iran Faces New Explosion as Rival Groups Clash
Iran's new provisional government faces tension as rival factions collide while unemployment and discontent grow. Taleghani Gate clashes spark protests in Tehran, with Taleghani's family targeted and leftist groups claiming ties to Taleghani's influence.
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Inside Today's Star Brown Declines
The page notes Handley High activity at Tether and references a Ke page. A teen story and school board mention appear with realtor terms and ongoing sessions. Local items outline daily happenings and community updates in brief, period tone.
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