Release of Abu Daoud strains France Israel ties
Paris court freed Palestinian Abu Daoud triggering Israeli protest in parliament. Foreign Minister Allon denounced the ruling as surrender to Arab and terrorist pressure and summoned the French ambassador while warning of possible extradition treaty changes and diplomatic withdrawals. Relatives of Munich 1972 victims urged expulsion of the French envoy as tensions escalate.
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Gas shortage ends as temperatures moderate in four states
Kansas City reports natural gas service restored after a three day shortage caused by sub zero weather. Cities Service Gas Co says supply has resumed to residential and small commercial users across Missouri Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma with urging continued conservative use. About 2.7 million people affected.
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Belly dancer breaks globe record with 66 hour feat
Vikki Canale of Lansdowne Pa ends a non stop belly dancing session at Teplitzky's Hotel Atlantic City after 66 hours 40 minutes to set a new world record. The 32 year old mother of three began dancing Saturday night and said she hallucinated in the final hours but felt fantastic after a lamb dinner.
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Anthropologist hikes Cap Rock for experiential study
J Merrill Kayser, 66, Western Texas College anthropology professor, trekked about 25 miles over three nights across Cap Rock Texas to gain firsthand sense of ancient lifeways. He camped in caves and gravel pits, avoided fire, and noted the solitude and weather as challenges.
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Bell Defends Qualifications For Attorney General Nomination
Griffin Bell told a Senate committee he helped desegregate 131 schools as a federal judge. He admitted error in a 1960s ruling ejecting black Rep. Julian Bond over Vietnam War activism and said he would name Wade H. McRee Jr. as solicitor general if confirmed.
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