Palestinians and Christians agree to three day cease fire
In Beirut a limited three day truce was agreed between Palestinian guerrillas and right wing Christian officers to repair Beirut electricity and communications. The plan, aimed at west Beirut, emerged from a stormy meeting and is to be supervised by the Arab League.
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Haphazard Management Charged At Prison
A six member board found violent inmates and poor staff control drove murders at the Lewisburg federal penitentiary in Pennsylvania. The report cites young, aggressive inmates and lax enforcement as key factors, noting staff performance failures and infrequent facility tours by top officials.
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Pakistan Faces U S Pressure Over Nuclear Plant Plans
Kissinger said Washington will not compromise on Pakistan's plan to buy a French nuclear fuel reprocessing facility as a condition for U S aid and military equipment. Talks in Lahore with Prime Minister Bhutto focus on safeguards to prevent material diversion. Bhutto warned Pakistan has much to lose without a concession from the United States and Iran refueling stop noted.
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United States
Rockefeller optimistic at GOP meeting amid Carter challenges
At a news conference Rockefeller appeared relaxed as he sparred with questions. He dismissed polls showing Carter ahead of Ford or Reagan, saying views could shift once campaigning starts. He noted Carter’s record and positions remain largely unknown.
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Robert A. Taft
Jury convicts Harrises on kidnapping and robbery charges
A seven woman five man jury deliberated 51 hours over 84 days and found the Harrises guilty of two kidnappings one robbery and two car thefts. Three counts were reduced to lesser offenses including kidnapping for robbery. Miss Hearst faces trial next January 10 with her involvement tied to the same indictment.
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Two More Blacks Killed In South Africa Rioting
Police shot and killed two blacks Monday during clashes with rampaging youths in Alexandra and surrounding townships near Johannesburg. Violence followed a weekend in Soweto as students protested detentions and apartheid policies, with several fatalities reported and police enforcing barricades.
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Soweto
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OPEC members discuss oil prices and reserves outlook
The group notes a penny per gallon U.S. gas increase if demand shifts. Venezuela or Saudi Arabia plan steady production around 8.5 million barrels a day to stretch reserves into the next century. Western help with favorable terms could fund oil producers while inflation-adjusted returns matter. Members listed include Iran Qatar Kuwait Libya Iraq UAE Algeria Indonesia Nigeria and Ecuador.
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Indonesia
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Investigator Says Bus Train Wreck Was Avoidable
Stratton Nebraska report says investigator Robert E Kitzmiller of Lincoln called the Sunday school bus train collision probably avoidable as a Burlington Northern freight train at 50 to 60 mph crossed a clear day crossing. The pastor Rev Thomas B Nerren his wife and six kids perished. one child died later and others were injured. Funeral plans for three Scarrow children were set for Wednesday.
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Thomas B. Nerren
Straton Church of Christ
Shirlene
Thomas
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