Arabs Agree on Peace Guidelines
United Nations observers report Arab delegates from Arab nations and the PLO settled on guidelines for a peace settlement with Israel. The draft demands include Palestinian self determination and repatriation, withdrawal of Israel from occupied lands, and guarantees for a lasting peace. The United States signals it will veto such a resolution while Moynihan stresses adherence to UNSC 242 and 338 with changes only by consensus.
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Los Angeles Doctors Strike Expands Across Counties
Doctors across Los Angeles area join a 20 day walkout spreading to at least three counties. Leaders warn the action could reach northern California if malpractice insurance costs rise further. Gov. Brown engages in weekend talks as hospitals report rising strain.
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Fine Free on Bail After Wisconsin Bombing Arrest
David Fine, once an FBI Most Wanted fugitive, was released on a $75,000 state signature bond and posted $30,000 cash bail on federal charges. He plans to map legal strategy with his attorneys Tuesday as he faces charges including sabotage and destruction of government property for the 1970 University of Wisconsin bombing that killed a physicist. The May 17 federal trial will precede state murder proceedings connected to the pre-dawn blast at the Army Mathematics Research Center.
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Allman Testifies Before Grand Jury in Drug Case
Rock musician Gregg Allman testified for six to eight hours before a federal grand jury probing drug trafficking in Macon Georgia. Capricorn Records president Phil Walden said another band member was subpoenaed though he would not name them. The Macon Telegraph noted possible local ties to a multi million international drug ring. ON THIS DATE in 1801 John Marshall was appointed U.S. chief justice.
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Theatre Showtimes Across Iowa and World Venues
Tuesday listings show Iowa theaters presenting Three Days of the Condor at 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10 pm. World offers Hustle with 6:45 and 9:05 plus shorts 6:30 and 8:50. The X-Rated Girl plays 6:30, 8:05, 9:40. Plaza shows Snow White at 5, 2, 9. Stage 1 offers The Hindenburg at 6, 8:20. Stage 2 Lucky Lady at 6:05, 8:20. Stage 3 The Killer Elite at 6:10, 8:30. Stage 4 Conduct Unbecoming at 6:05, 8:10. Eastown 1 The Black Bird at 7:30, 9:20. Eastown 2 Dog Day Afternoon at 6:45, 9:05. Marion features at Leies CINEMA X features at Die re err.
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