Israeli journalist Margalit exposes Rabin bank scandal tied to Watergate
Washington based Israeli Haaretz correspondent Dan Margalit says the Rabin case shows laws apply to all as he details an illegal National Bank of Washington account linked to Leah Rabin. He deposited $50 as Mrs Leah Rabin and saw Rabin withdraw about $8,000, with total funds peaking at $18,000. Margalit predicts possible prosecutions for Mrs Rabin and possibly Rabin himself depending on knowledge. In Israel, Shimon Peres is chosen as Labor party leader and potential prime minister for the May 17 election, with Allon stepping aside and a revised cabinet path outlined.
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Steel Pact Okayed After Abel Rebuked
The United Steelworkers ratified a no strike contract with the Big 10 steelmakers amid opposition led by Ed Sadlowski. The three year deal boosts wages and cost of living increments, enhances job security for workers with 20 years on the job, and extends layoff protections and pension improvements.
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New Five Seasons Center Manager Prepared for Cedar Rapids Opening
The manager of Cedar Rapids new Five Seasons Community Center is on the job preparing for a summer 1978 opening. The article notes plans to address issues and opportunities at the facility and directs readers to page 21A for full General News coverage.
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CB Therapy Nursing Home Choice Tied to Citizen Band Radio
A Marion woman recovering from serious car crash injuries required a nursing home and her doctor selected one that would also welcome her citizen band radio. The note appears in the Local Pictures section with other items and weather forecasts.
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Three Shot To Death in Bank Holdup
A bank manager Kyle Beeler of Knoxville a county magistrate Earl Underwood and teller Linda Sims Davis were killed in a bank holdup at the Citizens National bank of Sevierville in Kodak Tennessee. Another teller Harriet Swaggert was critically wounded and authorities pursued a 1963 Cadillac with North Carolina plates.
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Iowan basketball trip to Cuba dubbed diplomacy
Brian McDermott of Cascade joined about 100 Americans on a five day goodwill mission to Cuba, invited by the Castro government. The South Dakota players and U S senators George McGovern and James Abourezk toured factories, rode in police escorted buses, and spoke with workers while noting propaganda and social gaps in Cuban society. They played two games, losing both, and received lavish hospitality and a hotel banquet upon arrival.
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Easter Sunrise Services Around The World This Sunday
Easter Sunday observances span Ridge New Hampshire Pope Paul VI in Rome and Leningrad with thousands gathering for sunrise, Easter vigils, and baptisms. The Ridge shrine honors Sandy Sloane WW II death and the pope’s Holy Week concludes with a Sunday message.
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