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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1977

Page

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Begin Leads Likud Push for West Bank Settlement Plan

In a tense post election period Menahem Begin’s Likud signals readiness to expand settlements in the West Bank with a policy of a strong government and continued Jewish settlement. He rejects the term annexation arguing it would imply taking back one’s own land and cites the need for a stable government.

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Two Crew Members Reach Settlement Over Mayaguez Injuries

Two crew members of the ship Mayaguez reach a settlement with ship owners over injuries they suffered while seized. The report notes the dispute and settlement details discussed for potential disclosure at upcoming proceedings.

Mayaguez

Senate votes to legalize Lastrile cancer treatment in California

The Senate approves use of the controversial Lastrile cancer treatment in California. Backers hail the vote as a victory for medical freedom and patient choice. A New York psychiatrist questions Nixon’s reality and urges protection for him. Senator Cranston rejects reform bills, while a San Francisco crime expert criticizes courts, media, and public apathy in crime prosecutions.

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Economy Surges Past Expectations in First Quarter

Washington reports the nations economy grew much faster than estimated in the first quarter, with real GNP rising at a 6.4 percent annual rate. Corporate profits fell by 1.6 billion to 116.2 billion, as data revisions show a stronger recovery despite earlier tax rebate debates and winter impacts.

Washington UPI Commerce Department Karen Fr Carter

Arab summit could become war council amid Middle East upheaval

In Riyadh officials report a crucial Arab summit in a desert capital focusing on peace or war after Israel's hawkish election victory. Talks involve Assad and Palestinian leaders as Carter's peace push faces new tests. Begin's win raises Arab fears, while King Khaled and Fahd prepare to meet Carter amid warnings of a slide to conflict.

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Nixon says wartime powers justify illegal acts to preserve nation

Richard Nixon argued he had presidential authority to crush antiwar dissent by any means short of murder. He claimed wartime powers enable acts that would be unlawful otherwise and defended wiretaps and audits as necessary to protect national security while discussing his Watergate era conduct in a Frost interview. President Carter rebuked the view as tragic and insisted no president may break the law, stressing lawful means to address national danger.

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Fremont Teachers Union sues district over unfair labor practice

Fremont Unified District Teachers Association accuses the district of bad faith bargaining to stall negotiations for fiscal 1977 78 and to block retroactive raises. The Education Employees Relations Board is asked to order bargaining in good faith, prevent delaying a contract, and halt transfers until a contract is negotiated. FUDTA seeks reimbursement of expenses and back pay if delays are ruled unfair.

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Senate votes to block toll increases on Bay bridges

The Senate reversed course and narrowly approved legislation to block proposed toll hikes on three San Francisco Bay bridges. If enacted, revenue from any tolls would fund mass transit. the bill faces an Assembly fate after earlier failures to include an immediate-activation clause.

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