Egypt and Israel Agree to October Geneva Talks
Sadat calls the move encouraging as Begin agrees to Geneva in October with no Arab replies so far and expects no PLO participation. Begin says October 10 is likely. UPI reports Carter welcomes the development though views on concessions and a Palestinian state remain disputed.
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Coalition presses utilities to fund nuclear decommissioning now
A UPI report says consumer and environmental groups want utilities to post performance bonds and establish escrow for nuclear plant decommissioning costs before licensing. The coalition argues end-of-life cleanup could run into millions per reactor and should be borne by current utilities and electricity bills rather than future generations.
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Pakistan Army Seizes Power Jails Bhutto In Coup
Pakistan's army seized control and arrested Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto and other leaders. Gen. Zia Ul-Haq, named to lead, vowed to address the nation as martial law was imposed. Intermittent violence, stalled elections, and a paralyzed economy followed weeks of political turmoil.
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15 000 Asian refugees may receive U S asylum
The White House considers admitting an emergency 15 000 Indochina refugees to the United States, lifting normal immigration procedures for those in Thailand and Southeast Asia. The plan faces congressional opposition and awaits review by Zbigniew Brzezinski and the NSC. Carter weighs options as debate grows.
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Anti Klan clash at Ohio protest turns violent
In Columbus a July Fourth anti busing rally at the state Capitol faced a melee as anti-Klan demonstrators attacked Klansmen and disrupted the scene. Four people were hurt, four demonstrators arrested, and state troopers moved in to restore order.
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