Senators Kennedy Bell unveil plan for new federal criminal code
Senators John J. McClellan and Edward M. Kennedy join Attorney General Griffin B. Bell to announce a revised federal criminal code. It seeks uniform sentencing standards while allowing appeals for outliers, removes several controversial provisions, and expands anti crime measures including overseas bribery and conspiracy reform.
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U S and China open quiet talks on long debt dispute
Washington reports unpublicized negotiations since weeks between U S and China over blocked assets of about 80 million dollars and American private claims near 200 million. Talks led by William H Greysteen Jr and Han Hsu aim to pave normal trade relations though no breakthrough is seen.
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Sadat to Send Egyptian Pilots to Aid Mobutu in Zaire
President Anwar el-Sadat announced that Cairo will dispatch Egyptian pilots to operate Zaire’s air force and help Mobutu Sese Seko quell a Katangan rebellion in Shaba Province. He cited Soviet activity in Africa and warned against threats to Egypt and the Sudan, saying he will act until the matter ends.
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Wrinkles Inherited Says Beauty Expert In New Book
English born beauty authority Shirley Lord writes that wrinkles are genetically programmed, seen by microscopes in two week old babies. She compares wrinkles to bone structure and personality, noting lifespan and lifestyle affect wrinkle depth and visibility.
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May Day Violence Hits Istanbul Rally and Global Protests
United Press International reports May Day demonstrations sparked a pitched gun battle in Istanbul's Taksim Square with at least 37 dead and many injured. In San Salvador eight killed as troops fire on workers during an outlawed rally. UK and other regions report scattered incidents as millions join worldwide celebrations.
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Bennington Banner Classified Rates and Contact Info
Bennington Banner details daily publication schedule and contact lines. Includes address 425 Main St Bennington Vermont and phone numbers 447 7567 and 447 0332. States United Press International and New York Times News Service affiliations and home delivery rates.
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