Arab Peacekeeping Troops Arrive to Enforce Beirut Cease Fire
About 1 000 Arab peacekeeping troops arrived in Beirut as part of a cease fire in Lebanon s civil war. Syrian and Libyan battalions accompanied by 50 trucks entered from the south to establish buffer zones while Palestinian and Saiqa forces faced off with the Syrians in and around the airport. Rockets and artillery within Beirut s outskirts continued amid the truce orders at 1 a.m.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Damascus
Saiqa
Saiga
Esman Wai
Mediterranean
Zohair Mohsen
Yasir Arafat
Sidon
Holiday Mood Aboard U S Refugee Ship
The Spiegel Grove carried 110 Americans and 157 evacuees from Lebanon toward Athens after leaving Beirut. Refugees enjoy a week end mood with cookies and play areas as the 36 hour voyage to Greece begins aboard the 510 foot LSD.
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Spiegel Grove
Athens
Mediterranean
Beirut
Lebanon
Ford
Four West Virginians Killed In Weekend Crashes
The weekend saw two fatal crashes in West Virginia and 15 people injured as state and local officers investigated. In Front Royal a Martinsburg man, Larry Butts, 23, died in a two vehicle wreck at S Royal Ave and Criser Rd. Allen W. Faircloth 29, also of Martinsburg, faced intoxicated driving and manslaughter charges.
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Susan Burke
West
Kline
Butts
Allen W. Faircloth
Martinsburg
Hester Schwartz
Front Royal
Timothy Mills
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Zelda Clarke
Warren Memorial Hospital
Carl Deaton
Faircloth
Criser Road
Denton
West Virginia
Augusta
Hampshire County
Philip Grapes
Carl Conrad III
Roger Lee Dawson
Romney
W.va
Jesse Ratcliff
Cumberland
William Robert
Rockey Stern
Winchester
Stern
Rt. 11
Post
Anderson
Bradlee
Independent
Virginia
Winchester Star
Donnel Nunes
Marianne B. Hudson
Gaithersburg
Fairfax City
Hudson
Fairfax
Leonard P. Kline
The
Nunes
Byrd
Riots Intensify Near Pretoria and Johannesburg
Fresh riots erupted around Pretoria townships Mabopane Mamelodi and Atteridgeville with police backing by helicopters as at least two people were killed. Government tallies from last week cite 128 dead 1 112 injured and extensive property damage.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Pretoria
Mabopane
Mamelodi
Atteridgeville
Klipgat
Ford shifts Africa policy toward black majority rule and UN moves
The Ford administration signals a new approach to Africa emphasizing black majority rule in Southern Africa and military balance in Central Africa. Kissinger and Ford aim for diplomacy while preparing to let the Soviet backed Angolan government enter the UN and pursue broader arms aid to Kenya Zaire Ethiopia and other states in rivalry with Soviet backed regimes.
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New York Times
Washington
Ford
Africa
Central
Congress
Henry A. Kissinger
United Nations
State Department
United States
Kissinger
Europe
John Vorster
South Africa
Zambia
Tanzania
Mozambique
Botswana
Salisbury
Donald H. Rumsfeld
Kenya
Zaire
Somalia
Uganda
Angola
Ethiopia
Paris
West
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
Soviet Bloc
Italians Vote as Ballots Count for Communist Role in Government
Italians completed two days of voting and began counting in a nationwide race for 315 Senate seats and 630 deputies amid violence and a dramatic leftist surge. turnout reached 76.3 percent with 40.4 million eligible voters. DOXA sampling planned for projections.
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Rome
Communist Party
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Nation
DOXA
Genoa
Christian Democrats
Chamber of Deputies
Enrico Berlinguer
NATO
U.S
Italy
France
Senate
Stowe Woodward Plant Near Middletown Progress Update
Work advances on the Stowe Woodward Plant near Middletown as a feature on the Business Page. The day includes coverage from Warren about the annual Fishing Rodeo withboys and girls taking part with fishing poles.
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Stowe- Woodward
Middletown
Warren
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Pittsburgh
Rt. 522
J. R. Huffman
Winchester Memorial
Hoyle Long
New Market
Bruce Crider
Ricky Ramirez
Seven Valley
Walter Miller
Charles Lee
Washington (Ap
Jack Anderson
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Washington Post
Benjamin C. Bradlee
Bantu (African) Administration
Wall
Soweto
Hammanskraal
Skietle High School
Daveyton
Wattville
Benoni
Duduza
Nigel
Kwa Thema
Prinsloo
Ite
Rhodesia
William W. Scranton
Multinationals
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Spectator
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