Israel warns to quit peace talks over PLO inclusion
Israel refuses to negotiate with the PLO and threatens to pull out of Middle East talks if Washington moves to include the PLO in negotiations. Deputy PM Yigal Yadin warns any attempt to alter Security Council Resolution 242 would destroy the peace framework. Israel claims the PLO rejects the right of Israel to exist. Meanwhile Israeli forces attack Palestinian guerrillas in southern Lebanon and bombs strike towns north of Tel Aviv. U.S. sources note Soviet T-72 tanks move toward Syria, signaling potential tank upgrading in the region.
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Soccer team among victims of Soviet crash
A Soviet air collision near Saturday night killed up to 150 people, including 14 Pakhtakor players and three officials from Tashkent en route to Minsk to face Minsk Dynamo. The other aircraft was not identified. casualty figures varied in Soviet reports.
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Michigan allows high school voter registration
Gov. Milliken signed a law letting high school students register to vote as part of NAACP efforts to boost black youth turnout. The measure could enable registration of over 130 000 students, with NAACP officials citing historically low participation among 18 to 24 year olds.
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Water purification plan gets tentative approval for TMI site
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission gave tentative approval to Epicore II to purify 226000 gallons of contaminated water at Three Mile Island. NRC said the process will not significantly affect the environment, though Lancaster residents questioned the assurances at a briefing. The plan covers a small part of the $400 million cleanup effort following the reactor damage on March 28.
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Bell criticizes Carter for trivializing presidency
Attorney General Griffin Bell said Jimmy Carter has tended to trivialize the presidency by handling minor problems personally and acting like he is not president. Bell praised Carter's recent focus on major issues and warned of re election prospects depending on renewed discipline within 120 days.
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