U S agrees to condemn Israel raid at United Nations
The United States and Iraq agreed on a Security Council draft condemning Israel for bombing Iraq’s nuclear reactor. A Friday vote was set, with U S support signaling a rare rebuke of Israel. The text urges Israel not to repeat the attack and allows Iraq redress for damages.
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Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart Announces Retirement
Justice Potter Stewart, a steady swing vote on the Supreme Court, resigns after 23 years. He leaves July 3 and hints the court may welcome a woman successor, while Reagan says he is always seeking a qualified female nominee. Stewart, 66, notes good health and may hear lower court cases in retirement.
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Moslem Zealots Seek Bani Sadr in Iran Run
Beir ut AP Iranian airport and border guards were told to watch for President Abolhassan Bani Sadr who has been missing for two days amid Moslem zealots seeking impeachment trial and execution. Tehran prosecutor Lajavardi said contact with him was lost after prior knowledge he was in Tehran. He urged legal exit if he fled and noted border controls are not fully secure amid counter revolutionary turmoil.
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Survivors pledge memory of Holocaust as Begin vows defense
In Jerusalem a four day reunion of Nazi camp survivors ends with Prime Minister Begin promising to defend Jews against mass destruction. He links anti Jewish sentiment to Luther and warns Israel will not let enemies gain weapons of mass destruction. Survivors charge their children to preserve memory at the Wailing Wall.
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Night hawk guards Huntington roof as AP dish planned
The Huntington Publishing Co building roof hosts a hawk guarding two light brown eggs as Bill Turner, the electronic supervisor, prepares to install an AP satellite receiver dish. Maurice Kaplan identifies the bird as a nighthawk. staff will disturb it as little as possible while proceeding with work.
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China Sells U S Access To Soviet Missile Data
United States obtains key Soviet missile test information from Chinese specialists using U S supplied equipment at two spy stations in northwest China. Officials warn disclosure could provoke China and jeopardize a valuable intelligence source.
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Inmates Run Free At Woman's Prison With Trophies
At Alderson Federal Correctional Institution for Women seven inmates have joined a running program called On The Run. They compete in area races while remaining on varying custody levels, earning trophies and boosting self esteem. Participants include Laura from New Jersey Henry from North Carolina Rodriguez Fernandez Davis and Hayes from New York City and Puerto Rico.
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