Begin May Resign If Cabinet Defies West Bank Policy
Jerusalem reports say Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin would resign rather than carry out a cabinet mandate opposing his West Bank policy. He weighs a response to U S settlement questions as he seeks a compromise before a Sunday meeting while health is described as solid by doctors.
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High Court Stops Dam Work Over Endangered Fish
The Supreme Court ruled 6 3 that Tennessee's Tellico Dam must halt construction under the Endangered Species Act to protect the snail darter, a three inch river fish with its only natural habitat in a 174 mile stretch of the Little Tennessee River. The decision, seen as a temporary reprieve, prompted calls from supporters to amend the act, while dissenters warned the dam could be left unfinished and useless.
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King Hussein names Lisa Halaby Queen of Jordan after brief ceremony
King Hussein wed Lisa Halaby in a four minute palace ceremony in Amman. The American bride was proclaimed queen Nur el Hussein and wore a diamond set as the dowry was not disclosed. Halaby, 26, becomes Hussein’s fourth wife, with prior unions ending in divorce.
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Leone resigns as Italian president amid tax probe turmoil
Italian President Giovanni Leone announced his resignation after allegations of tax evasion and improper finances, just after pressure from the Communist Party. Amintore Fanfani assumes temporary presidency as Parliament prepares to elect a new president within three weeks.
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Saudi Arabia
Eskimo Whale Quota Debate Spurs IWC Reconsideration
Federal biologists back Eskimo claims that bowhead health supports a higher subsistence quota. IWC previously halted bowhead hunting, then set 12 whales for Alaska villages amid controversy. Eskimo leaders urge quota increase at June London talks as Barrow counts suggest larger bowhead numbers. Bowheads yield high protein meat, with some villages already feeling shortages.
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University of Alaska
Top Kentucky Officials Will Shun Nixon Visit
In Hyden Kentucky three top state officials decline July 7 dedication of a 3 million Nixon tribute complex citing prior commitments. Leslie County leaders stress local focus with 4000 invitations. Nixon to speak in a 2500 seat high school gym as Republicans weigh attendance.
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