Peace hopes fade as Arab summit fractures over Saudi plan
The Morocco Arab summit exposes Arab disunity over Fahd's eight point peace plan. Leaders like Khadafy skip the session and Saddam Hussein declines to attend, while Jordan's King Hussein and PLO chief Arafat attend. The plan envisions Israel returning lands from 1967 and a Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as capital, signaling cautious opening for talks despite opposition.
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Middle East
Israel
Arab League
Saudi Arabia
Morocco
Mideast
Crown Prince
Fahd
East Jerusalem
Prince Fahd
Hussein
Jordan
Yasser Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Col
Muammar Khadafy
Khadafy
Prsident
Reagan
League
Saddam Hussein
Iraq
Hassan II
Anwar Sadat
Cardinal Hayes Tuition Hike Amid Inner City Struggles
In Cardinal Hayes High School New York Monsignor McCormack faces rising costs and a $200000 annual deficit as tuition climbs to 90 dollars a month for 1250 students. The school funds scholarships and aid, detaches poorer students to public schools, and notes 85 percent of seniors advance to higher education while 53 percent of the student body is Hispanic and 35 percent is Black.
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Thomas J. McCormack
Cardinal Hayes High School
Cardinal Hayes
Archdiocese of
New York
Father Walsh
Kenner
Betty Crocker
Fisher Price
Don Goldberry
U.S
Pentagon
United States
CIA
Dale van Atta
Ussr
Prison reform and safe community service in crime policy
Column surveys prison population growth and punishment options, highlighting Colson's Prison Fellowship and recent furloughs of non violent inmates to perform home repairs under church funding. It contrasts locking up violent criminals with compassionate work programs, and notes California experiments and past hospital releases.
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California
Patton State Hospital
San Bernardino
Calif
Chuck Colson
Progam
Colson
Releas
Eglin Federal
Florida
Atlanta
Namibia Evolving Toward Votes Amid SWAPO Tensions
William L. Rusher notes Namibia's path to independence remains mixed with local elections planned for 1978, SWAPO opposition, and a UN backed UN peacekeeping backdrop. He details Ovambo support, guerrilla activity, and the shifting roles of South Africa and Western powers as negotiations resume under President Reagan's framework for constitutional guarantees before elections.
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Windhoek
Namibia
Africa
Republic
South West Africa
South Africa
South West Africa People’s Organization
SWAPO
United States
U.N
Angola
Ovamboland
Reagan
U.N. General Assembly
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Boston
F.A.O. Schwartz
Shooting Star
Victor Stanzel Co
Buck Rogers
Fleetwood
Toys
By Jeff MacNelly
Eva
William L. Rusher
Dirk Mudge
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