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Syrizm brigades
Beirut, Lebanon Three Syrian infantry brigades with
600 tanks occupied vantage points overlooking the
Moslem and Christian sectors of Beirut Tuesday in pre
paration for their new role as enforcers of the civil war
truce. A spokesman for the Arab League's peacekeeping
command said the Syrians advanced to get into positions
from which they could sweep into both sectors simul
taneously and disengage combatants. There was no irt
' dkation as to when the Syrians would move into the
capital, however. Moslem and Christian gunners battled
as usual with rockets and heavy artillery in the city and
its suburbs Monday night, setting some apartment build
ings ablaze. Hospitals and militia sources reported more
than 15 killed and 30 injured. "It seems we're having a
race between truce enforcers and truce violators" said the
newspaper An Nahar.
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Guards
Salisbury Rhodesia Hack guerrillas tied the hands of
tt least six black road workers behind their backs Tues
day, robbed them and killed them with machine-gun fire,
informed sources in the border town of Urn tali reported.
The 'attack took place in the Honde vaSey, near the
Mozambique border and about 1 00 sources said the work
ers were tarring a road. Another gang of guerrillas from
Mozambique sprayed a nearby tribal village with machine
guns, kiHir.g two black villagers and a guerrilla who was
drinking beer, the sources said. Security forces found
about 700 used cartridge cases in the village. The sources
' also reported that government forces have killed the eight
surviving guerrillas of a gang that murdered 12 black
laborers in southeast Rhodesia in early October.
Medicaid y
. Washington For the second straight year, the Ameri
can physician listed as receiving the most money from
Medicaid is Dr. William A. Triebel of New York, who
received $785,114 in 1975. Triebel was one of 2,553
doctors, dentists, pharmacies and laboratories that receiv
ed more than $100,000 from Medicaid last year, accord
ing to a Department of Health, Education and Welfare
report issued Monday.
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A. Resolution no. 33.
B. Search committee
approval.
C. ftorasssng and
Internal Affdrs Commit
tee report.
V. AcnoiCronts. '
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