Israel Seeks 560 Million in U S Aid Amid House Debate
Israel bids for an additional 560 million in U S aid as the House weighs a 3.3 billion foreign aid package for the Middle East. The bill moves through committee and toward a 3.5 billion authorization with votes set this week. Senate considers vacancy of Henry Bellman seat over 1974 election dispute. House also debates coal miners black lung benefits and intelligence leak investigations. Supreme Court gives Congress 20 more days to amend a partially unconstitutional law.
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Israel
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Ford Administration
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Middle East
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Federal Election Commission
Supreme Court
Operation recovers property after smart thieves bust
Special agent Robert Lill of the FBI and Lt. Robert Arscott of the District police inspect recovered property from a coordinated operation. The scene is depicted in a UPI photo showing law enforcement reviewing evidence and items seized.
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Robert Lill
FBI
Robert Arscott
UPI
Lockheed probe reaches U.S. officers amid foreign deals
Ex-Lockheed official Ernest Hauser alleges payoffs to U.S. Air Force colonels tied to foreign contracts. He cites Christmas cash of 10 000 to 20 000 dollars and says firms like Hughes Aircraft also engage in similar practices. Lockheed denies offering gratuities.
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Suspects rounded up in Washington fencing sting
FBI and District of Columbia police cracked a fake fencing operation tied to thefts worth 2.4 million dollars. More than 100 people were arrested, including assistant U S attorney Donald E Robinson Jr, at a party thrown for clients. Loot included 1500 stolen credit cards 460 government checks 225 typewriters and calculators 700 savings bonds and 18 vehicles.
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
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Bailey Will Attempt To Discredit Tapes In Hearst Trial
In San Francisco AP reports the Patricia Hearst bank robbery trial nears its end as defense lawyer F Lee Bailey aims to discredit tapes Hearst made from captivity. Dr Margaret Singer testified the recordings show she spoke from a script, not willingly. If convicted, Hearst faces up to 35 years.
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U.S
Newly Found Comet West Delights Early Risers
Washington AP reports a bright comet West will be visible before sunrise this week as it leaves its solar encounter. Marsden of Cambridge notes best viewing Wednesday through Sunday about 5 to 14 degrees above the horizon. Venus nearby but without a tail. NASA and other groups will study the comet from Earth and space using various instruments.
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Venus
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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