New Pacts End Nationwide Telephone Walkouts
Tens of thousands of telephone workers struck briefly in New York and Michigan before accepting contracts. About 58 000 strikers reached a tentative deal with New York Telephone Co after all night talks, and 20 000 Michigan Bell employees agreed in Detroit. Agreements were reached earlier in Pennsylvania Ohio New England and on the West Coast averting a nationwide walkout.
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Carter voices support for Bert Lance amid probe
President Carter expresses confidence in Budget Director Bert Lance while acknowledging possible resignation if improprieties are proven. The Treasury and Comptroller of the Currency examine Lance finances and two $6 million bank loans.
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Israel grants Arab residents equal rights in occupied territories
The Begin government moves to extend same services to more than one million Arabs in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. Officials say health services and labor laws align with Israeli standards while opposition charges of annexation grow.
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Parisians Halt For Lama Bambi On Weekend Street
A lama named Bambi parked on a Champs-Elysees street drew attention as Parisians left the city for a holiday. Owner Joseph Trovanovitch described easy parking on the usually crowded avenue during the long weekend.
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Carter to Meet Israeli and Arab Ministers in U S Visit
President Carter will host foreign ministers from Egypt Syria Jordan and Israel during their U S visits ahead of the United Nations General Assembly. Vance reported Arabs and Israelis are near bedrock differences but gaps remain on Palestinian representation borders and settlement terms. He warned of wide gaps after a six country tour and noted hopes for a Geneva conference reconvening this fall.
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Senate Leader Seeks Improvements to Energy Bill
Senate Finance Committee Chairman Sen. Russell Long says Carter energy legislation passed by the House should be strengthened to boost both production and conservation. He backs taxes on fuel inefficient cars and crude oil, plus incentives for insulation and weatherizing, while favoring tougher treatment of gas guzzlers.
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First Lady Rosalynn Carter Hospitalized for Minor Surgery
First Lady Rosalynn Carter entered National Naval Medical Center Bethesda for a routine dilatation and curettage. Press secretary Mary Hoyt said the procedure is minor and private and she would return to the White House the same day.
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Partly cloudy with storms amid civic rumors
Weather forecast notes partly cloudy skies with a 20 percent rain chance through today and tonight. A church outing yesterday accompanies reports that the President's son and daughter-in-law may be separating, per Page 6.
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Fundraising Effort Aims to Aid FBI Officials Faces Confusion
Nearly half a million dollars has been raised to cover legal fees for present or former FBI agents facing criminal charges. The drive falters amid confusion among multiple groups soliciting contributions and questions about who is coordinating the effort.
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Wadkins Wins 39th PGA National Championship at Pebble Beach
Lanny Wadkins sank an eight foot putt on the third playoff hole to capture the PGA National Championship. He defeated veteran Gene Little in Pebble Beach California as the playoff determined the winner yesterday.
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