Israel and Kissinger enter another round of disengagement talks
Across Jerusalem, Dublin, Amman, and Caracas the brief world dispatches note stalled Israeli cabinet talks on returning territory from the 1967 war while Kissinger plans to return to Damascus. Bridget Rose Dugdale faces arraignment in Ireland for the biggest art theft in history valued at 20 million dollars. Nancy Maginnes Kissinger tours historic sites in Egypt and Jerusalem. Tom Jones is blocked from leaving Venezuela after a court order over injuries allegedly caused by his bodyguard.
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Jerusalem
Henry A. Kissinger
Victor Shemtov
Kissinger
Syria
Damascus
Dublin
Ireland
Bridget Rose Dugdale
London University
Glandore
Sir Alfred Bell
Vermeer
Hals
Rubens
Goya
Velasquez
Amman
Jordan
Nancy Maginnes Kissinger
Alexandria
Judaism
Dome of the Rock
Anwar Sadat
Caracas
Venezuela
Tom Jones
United States
Manuel Olalquiaga
el Universal
Jones
Calley seeks continued bond as bail status challenged
Attorneys for William L. Calley Jr. ask a federal court to allow continued freedom on bond, while government lawyers seek revocation. Judge J Robert Elliott released him on personal recognizance Feb 27 amid ongoing review by President Nixon. Army dismissed Calley after Nixon’s statement on sentence review.
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Columbus, Ga
William L. Calley Jr
Calley
U.S. District Court
J. Robert Elliott
Army
Nixon
Lawmakers aim to curb campaign finance loopholes
Harrisburg AP The House plans this week to advance a bill package tightening disclosure of campaign contributions. Leaders want to finish by Friday and adjourn so incumbents can campaign for the May 2 primary. Philadelphia AP Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon visit to dedicate a new 79 million Children’s Hospital amid tight security after the Kentucky Derby. They proceed to New York after ceremonies.
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House
Philadelphia
Margaret
Lord Snowdon
City
Philadelphia International Airport
New York
Trade Unions Maintain Strike In Philadelphia Area
Five trades unions that struck last Tuesday at midnight have not reached a new contract with area contractors. Negotiators for both sides met Sunday and plan to meet again Tuesday to resolve differences that have halted about 80 percent of industrial and commercial construction in the area.
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Philadelphia
Two Mavericks Vie in Pennsylvan ia Senate Primary
Harrisburg reports a Democratic showdown as Pittsburgh mayor Peter Flaherty and ex insurance chief Herbert Denenberg vie for the party nomination to challenge Republican Senate incumbent Richard Schweiker. The race centers on a balanced ticket and consumer record, with other Democrats James Quigley and Frank Messaros also running. Republican Drew Lewis leads the gubernatorial field, facing Leonard Strunk and Alvin J. Jacobson with third party candidates also in the mix. The primary also includes a yes or no nursing home debt referendum and a broad slate of state races across governor and legislature.
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Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Peter F. Flaherty
Pennsylvania
Herbert S. Denenberg
Richard 5. Schweiker
Denenberg
Flaherty
U.S. House
Senate
House
Denenberg-Flaherty
Democratic Party
Mullen
Drew Lewis
Montgomery County
State Committee
Lewis
Zebra murders case moves to grand jury in San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO AP The city begins presenting evidence to the county grand jury in the Zebra murder case. Three men Larry Green 22 Manuel Moore 29 and J C Simon 29 are charged with three of 13 slayings tied to a national black separatist cult named Death Angels. They are held without bail. District Attorney John Jay Ferdon cites a gag order and will not discuss what jurors will hear. Mayor Alioto links the attacks to Death Angels.
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San Francisco
San Francisco County Grand Jury
Dist
Atty
John Jay Ferdon
Agnes O'Brien Smith
Larry Green
Manuel Moore
J.C. Simon
Joseph Alioto
Death Angels
Sound Off Letter Page Proposes Public Aired Views
Corry Journal invites readers to call Sound Off every Thursday 5 to 9 p.m. to share opinions for print. The piece encourages civic gripes from taxes to motorcyclists, unsafe streets, laundromats, loud exhausts, and high utility bills, urging action and accountability.
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