Life for Lynne Fromme Up For Parole In 15 Years
Lynette Fromme, 27, was sentenced to life in federal prison for attempting to assassinate President Ford in Sacramento. She screamed at the judge, hurled an apple at the prosecutor, and was restrained as she declared she could not be rehabilitated. The judge said the sentence, the harshest allowed under the statute, makes her parole eligible in 15 years.
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Ford
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U.S. District Court
Thomas MacBride
Secret Service
State Capitol
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MacBride
Sandra Good
U.S
Dwayne Keyes
Keyes
Critics May Block Angola Plan
Washington and Moscow face a major U S Angola crisis as Congress harshly critiques U S policy. Kissinger seeks a diplomatic solution while backing staged arms to counter Soviet influence and push for a coalition in Luanda. Congressional pressure risks signaling weakness to Moscow and hindering talks.
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Angola
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Congo
Senate
Vietnam
State Department
Henry A. Kissinger
Congress
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Wien
Moscow
Luanda
Kissinger
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
West Africa
Dobrynin
U S Walkout Threat At UNESCO Talks In Paris
The United States may walk out of a UNESCO conference in Paris over a reference to Zionism as racism. The 80 nation gathering debated including U N designation numbers of Zionism resolutions while several democracies objected to other provisions in draft media guidelines aimed at guiding news coverage and peace efforts.
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United States
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Unesco
U.N. General Assembly
Washington
Assembly
U.N
Algeria
Iraq
Israel
Yugoslavia
United Nations session ends in bitterness and controversy
The 30th UN General Assembly adjourned amid bitter criticism of its resolutions and its future. Moynihan called the hall a site of abominations, urging a move toward consensus. Kuwait, Mauritius and Luxembourg officials offered mixed replies as Israel criticized the assembly’s anti Israel stance and vowed no boycott.
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U.N. General Assembly
United States
General Assembly
U.S
Daniel P. Moynihan
Moynihan
Assembly
Jamil Baroody
United Nations
Abdalla Jaccoub Bishara
Kuwait
Radha Krishna Ramphal
Mauritius
U.N
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Middle East
Geneva
Chaim Herzog
Israel
Fighting Continues In Tripoli And Beirut Areas
Persistent fighting spread across Tripoli, outskirts of Beirut, and hillside towns. Police report 16 killed and 45 wounded as rocket and mortar exchanges across Beirut suburbs caused several fatalities while the central hotel district remained relatively calm. Leftist Moslems threaten a seized freighter to pressure higher dock wages and aid.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Tripoli
Zagharta
Aley
Kuwait
Bill for Troubled Cities Advances in Senate Vote
The Senate on Wednesday passed a public works bill creating a $1.5 billion federal aid program for distressed states and cities and adding $4.5 billion for projects to spur jobs amid the economic slump. The measure, a key governors and mayors goal, moves to the House where action is delayed until Congress reconvenes after recess.
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Senate
House-Senate
House
Conress
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