Israeli Jets Roar Back Into Lebanon
Israeli warplanes struck southern Lebanon again to halt Palestinian artillery hitting Lebanese Christian villages in Israel's security strip along the border. Lebanon said it would seek an emergency U N Security Council session as Prime Minister Selim el Hoss urged measures to stop aggression and force Israeli withdrawal. In Cairo, Egyptian President Anwar...
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Snow and flood waters hamper travel and spring thaw
Snow four to seven inches blankets the area as spring warmth melts moisture causing flooded Shenandoah River routes and waterlogged roads in Clarke Warren and Frederick counties. Roads 606 607 603 622 638 near Clarke and 613 609 624 in Warren remain affected with impassable routes. Highway officials warn conditions may worsen even as Snow Plan A urges snow tires and chained travel in Winchester.
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Clarke County White Post scrapbook feature in Clarke Compass
Clarke Compass highlights a scrapbook look at Clarke County's White Post as its weekly feature. The note mentions Virginia State Troopers assigned to the area, who are rotating tours in the state's coal fields. For full details see Area News on page 15.
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Israeli tanker peeks as armor advances on Taibeh village
An Israeli tanker leans from his armored vehicle on Wednesday to view a three-tank column advancing along the skyline, as armor presses toward the village of Taibeh in southern Lebanon.
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Senate nears Panama Canal treaty approval amid key undecided votes
The AP tally shows 66 votes for ratification with four senators still uncommitted including Edward Zorinsky who met Carter and may delay decisions. Henry Bellmon moves to support neutrality treaty. Wendell Ford opposes. Carter administration courted heavy hitters in a final push.
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Kentucky
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Local Attorney Fred Larrick Dead at 60
J Frederick Larrick 60 of 514 Tennyson Ave a lawyer and county accounts commissioner died at his home from a self inflicted gunshot wound Winchester Police Dept said He was born Oct 1 1917 in Baltimore educated at VMI and University of Virginia and practiced with Larrick White and Rabon He served WWII as lieutenant colonel in field artillery earned the Bronze Star and held multiple community posts including Middletown Bank vice president and bank directors roles News of his death follows his civic service rankings and honors.
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Aldo Moro Kidnapped in Rome as Five Guards Are Slain
Italian police hunt for kidnapers after former premier Aldo Moro is abducted on a Rome street. Five protective escorts are killed, the group wearing air force uniforms is suspected. A large security mobilization follows as authorities pursue leads and the kidnap car is found with bloodstains.
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New Clues on Universe Origin Stir Cosmologists
Scientists say advances in astronomy and physics may soon yield precise estimates of matter in the universe. If matter is too little the cosmos expands forever. if enough exists galaxies could fall back in cycles, challenging or supporting religious views.
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York Times
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