Europe Receptive to Sharing Mideast Peace Costs
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance said Western Europe and Japan are receptive to paying part of the price of the Egyptian Israeli peace treaty estimated at 4.5 to 5 billion dollars. He denied hidden costs or secret agreements and said U.S. forces would not be based in the Sinai. The report notes Arab guerrilla threats, Egypt's withdrawal from the Arab League, Begin announcing a civilian highway to connect Israel and Egypt, and ongoing debates in Congress over aid to Jordan and Syria.
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Menachem Begin
Israel
Begin
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Iraq
Leaks cited by Bert Lance threaten fair trial defense
Bert Lance, former federal budget director, asserts press leaks from a grand jury probe into his banking ties taint his right to a fair trial. He asks the judge to dismiss the panel or, failing that, to question all 23 jurors. The motion names alleged leakers in sealed briefs and cites nationwide publicity.
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Bert Lance
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Lance
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U.S
Richard C. Freeman
Nicholas P. Chilms
Gary G. Grindler
New York Times
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Atlanta Journal
Atlanta Constitution
Los Angeles Times
Wall Street Journal
Associated Press
Pardon Found After 40 Years Of Suffering
David Miles remained convinced of his innocence after a 1937 manslaughter conviction. Idaho Governor Bottolfsen pardoned him in 1939, but Miles never knew. A clerk later found a copy of the pardon in his file. the original is unaccounted for.
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Idaho
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Joe Kipp
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Lewiston
Joe Wagner
John Evans
Hanley
Evans
State Board of Pardons and Parole
State Parole Commission
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Auto blast kills anti IRA leader Airey Neave
A car bomb exploded in a garage near the House of Commons destroying Neave's blue Vauxhall as it neared an exit ramp. The 63 year old Conservative MP from Abingdon was a noted anti IRA hardliner and potential Northern Ireland Secretary. Police and bomb squad sealed Parliament area after the half pound device detonated.
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