Hearst to appear without counsel in pretrial hearings
Patricia Hearst, free on bail, asks for a waiver so only her lawyer will attend pretrial hearings on 11 state charges. Her trial on kidnapping robbery and assault from the Symbionese case is set to begin January 10, but a delay is possible as hearings have not yet started.
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Kissinger and Vance Begin Transition Talks in Washington
Secretary of State Kissinger and his successor Cyrus Vance met for the first time and pledged ongoing cooperation. Vance planned to learn from Kissinger as he winds down affairs in New York. Kissinger carried Carter’s message to NATO and planned further briefings with Vance. Vance scheduled to meet Italian Prime Minister Andreotti in Washington Tuesday.
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GM Workers Threaten Strike Over Unresolved Bargains
The International Union of Electrical Workers says it will strike GM if no contract by 12:01 a.m. Friday, affecting five plants in Dayton Warren Rochester and New Brunswick. Union charges GM management refuses to make reasonable proposals on several issues including reduced work time and health care. Negotiations expected to resume today.
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Movies, Censorship Fears Rise Ahead of 1977 Elections
Israeli opposition fears Entebbe raid films will boost Labor in the November 1977 elections. They study bans, but censorship likely to fail. Also reports Lebanon editors fear press curtailment after civil war ends and Arab ties thaw as Egypt Syria Jordan ease tensions.
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Israeli Women Struggle for Equal Pay in Army Roles
Government report to Prime Minister Rabin finds women workers earn about 80 percent of men for same jobs and the gap widens. Parliament member Ora Namir cites weak lobbying as a cause amid rising rape and prostitution and inadequate family planning facilities among 1.5 million Israeli women.
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Drunks Could Be Kept Out of Jail This Winter
Police Chief Dewey Fillis protests jail as a winter haven for drunks noting 16 public intoxication arrests last weekend. He proposes a work program to keep intoxicated offenders out of jail and reduce taxpayer costs.
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Santa Claus Plans Platte Center Visit
Santa Claus will visit the Platte Center Auditorium this Saturday for an annual event. Movies begin at 2 p.m. with Santa expected to arrive at 3 p.m. Refreshments will be served. P C Lions Club.
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