Israel offers partial Golan withdrawal with UN buffer demand
Secretary Kissinger met with Prime Minister Meir and aides in Jerusalem then flew to Damascus with maps outlining a new Israeli offer to pull back part of its forces on the Golan Heights. Israel would abandon roughly 40 percent of Kuneitra and a zone around the Rafid junction in exchange for a UN guarded buffer and limits on armaments, while Syrians seek full Kuneitra. The plan remains a basis for talks, not a fixed position, as further discussions with Syria and other parties continue.
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Jerusalem
Henry A. Kissinger
Golda Meir
Damascus
Golan Heights
Kissinger
Mrs. Meir
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Kuneitra
Rafid
Israel
United Nations
Hafez Assad
Saudi Arabia
Beirut
Andrei A. Gromyko
Palestine Liberation Organization
al Moharer
Gromyko
Yasir Arafat
PLO
al Fatah
Arafat
Soviet Union
Palestine
Kremlin
Moscow
Geneva
Aid To South Vietnam All Used Up Deeper Cuts Feared
The Pentagon has exhausted all military aid for South Vietnam, risking revised or canceled munitions contracts and a likely suspension of U S military assistance through the fiscal year end. Senate cutbacks plus a cap at 1.128 billion for Vietnam aid spark emergency Pentagon meetings and fear of a military imbalance as North Vietnamese troops infiltrate Saigon, with possible deferrals of artillery and other arms. A Pennsylvania lottery number 650604 is announced in Bushkill.
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South Vietnam
Washington
Pentagon
U.S
Saigon
Senate
Congress
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Vietnam
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
White House
Gerald L. Warren
Nixon Administration
Warren
House
House Armed Services Committee
Korea
Israel
Pa Campaign Finance Bills Strengthened
Pennsylvania House advances 17 bills to tighten campaign finance rules. Amendments cut cash limits to 10 dollars, require disclosure of donor details, tighten ticket buyer reporting, and impose fines 200 to 5000 dollars. Penalties bar violators from seeking office for 10 years and require state contractors to reveal campaign support by officers and major contributors.
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Hanrisburg
House
We House
Elections Commission
Senate
Arrests Made in Meadville Drug Case Involving College Students
State police in Meadville arrested Allegheny College students John M. Spanogians and Joseph A. Wos III, both Burgettstown residents, on conspiracy charges tied to a April 23 incident. They were arraigned and released on 2500 bonds. a May 28 hearing is set. A 16 year old was cited for selling marijuana to an undercover agent on January 2 and released to parents after a juvenile petition.
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Meadville
Allegheny College
John M. Spanogians
Burgettstown
Joseph A. Wos. III
Allegheny
Fire destroys three sound stages at Samuel Goldwyn Studio
Firefighters battled a 510 million blaze at the Samuel Goldwyn Studio in Hollywood where three sound stages burned during the taping of a children's TV show. No injuries were reported.
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Samuel Goldwyn Sadio
Hollywood
Ten Million Blaze PSEA Claims Boards Profit From Strikes
The Pennsylvania State Education Association contends Crawford Central and 10 other districts profited from last fall's 21 day teacher strike. It cites eight days made up, 13 not, and estimates about eight thousand dollars per day in salaries plus unused utilities. District officials deny profits and question the claim of gains from lost days and state aid penalties.
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Blaze Psea Claims Boards
Meadville
Crawford Central
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Robert Dimerling
Crawford Central Education Association
Psea Voice
PSEA
Robert C. Baldis
Department of Education
Bargin
EL. Caldwell
Crawford Central School Board
Caldwell
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