Begin vows West Bank keep. Assad warns Arabs cling to land
Israel will not surrender all West Bank or permit a Palestinian state, says Prime Minister Begin. Assad counters that Arabs will wage many wars if needed, with world opinion leaning toward a peace conference and a Palestinian homeland debate growing in international circles. Begin rejects 1967 lines and asserts Judea and Samaria will not host a Palestinian state, stressing Israel’s right to defend itself.
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Authorities feel killer known
Locust Grove Oklahoma authorities believe they know the killer of three Girl Scouts. Gene Leroy Hart, an escaped rapist, was identified as a suspect after sightings on Skunk Mountain amid heavy forested terrain. Officers used dogs and a helicopter in the search as charges of first degree murder were filed.
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Tax committee presses car tax plan amid fuel economy debate
The House Ways and Means Committee argues over timing and amounts to tax new cars with poor gas mileage as it moves toward a clash with President Carter's energy program. The dispute centers on how soon such taxes could be enacted and the levy level.
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Dem leaders press Senate to overturn Cuba aid bans
President Carter and Democratic leaders in the House urge the Senate to reverse House approved prohibitions on U S aid or trade with Cuba and on indirect aid to six other nations, amid ongoing legislative defeats.
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Court rules states may aid schools
The Supreme Court ruled that states may provide parochial school pupils with books and certain educational services while banning funding for field trips or lending equipment. The decision allows limited state aid to private schools, seen as a partial victory for Ohio taxpayers and state officials.
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House advances aid ban amid Cuba trade restrictions
The House approved an aid ban targeting Laos, Uganda, Angola, Mozambique and blocking Cuba trade 208 to 174. White House Press Secretary Jody Powell warned sustained action could undermine national interests and invite international political conditions, though no veto was threatened. The bill moves to the Senate.
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Amin Death Hoax Debunked By Uganda Radio
Radio Uganda refutes reports of President Idi Amin's death or disappearance. Western diplomats in Nairobi say uncertainty remains about what happened after an assassination attempt. Kampala says Amin is resting and on a delayed honeymoon with his wife Sarah, married in 1975.
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Extra police called in on Soweto riots
Police fired tear gas at stone-throwing students outside a Soweto high school as protests over the detention of student leaders continued. Reinforcements were deployed after a black youth and two children were killed, with 11 wounded by gunfire and 176 arrested.
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Former Pacelli priest among four killed in Leech Lake plane crash
Four men perished when a Piper Cherokee 235 crashed into Leech Lake near Longville after leaving New Ulm. Rev. James Hayden 35 of Rochester formerly taught at Lourdes High and served at St John’s Rochester, was among the victims along with Kevin Cashman Jim Thormodson and Douglas Pitzel. FAA reported an emergency beacon signal as authorities recovered wreckage from the lake bottom.
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Chileans demand UN investigation in disappearances
Eight Chileans begin a hunger strike at the Geneva Red Cross to press for a United Nations inquiry into 2,500 people who disappeared since the 1973 military coup. In Santiago and Washington vigils support their demand as Chilean officials pledge to provide information.
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