Kissinger Affirms U.S. NATO Commitment in Europe
In Brussels Henry A. Kissinger arrived for a NATO council meeting and declared the United States will keep its commitment to the alliance firm on his final planned European trip as secretary of state.
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Trial Continues Over Antiracketeering Case Involving Marlboro Deal
Governor insists evidence would vindicate him as Mandel and co defendants face federal charges for a scheme tied to mail fraud and bribery. Prosecutors allege gifts and business interests were exchanged for legislative favors for Marlboro Race Track purchased in 1971. Jury sequestered after a juror was dismissed for attempting to influence the verdict.
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NATO, Carter, and Kissinger mark strategic shifts in era
The report covers U S flu inoculation progress, NATO pledges through Kissinger’s airport remarks, and Carter's upcoming speech. It notes Soviet and Warsaw Pact superiority in forces and equipment, Kissinger's travel plans, Spain's NATO bid, and historical UN secretary general context with Kurt Waldheim.
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Weather forecast for Pacific Northwest and central states
The National Weather Service forecasts rain across the Pacific Northwest and portions of California Idaho Montana and Wyoming with snow in the Dakotas Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin and Illinois Plains states. Snow is also expected in the Aurcles region including Maine Vermont New Hampshire and New York.
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Miki’s Prime Ministership Nears End Amid Election Loss
Takeo Miki’s Liberal Democratic Party fell short of a majority after weekend elections, holding 249 seats with independents backing nine more. Fukuda expected to succeed him as party leader. coalition prospects loom as opposition parties chart possible control. Muslim?
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Carter meetings with prospective Carter aides begin in Atlanta
President elect Carter held talks in Atlanta with former defense and national security officials including James R. Schlesinger and Patricia Roberts Harris as he weighs potential administration picks. Harris avoided confirming interest while reporters watched at the Georgia governor's mansion.
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Swedish royal wedding seals lasting love after 33 years
Prince Bertil of Sweden and Mrs Lillian Craig wed at Drottningholm Castle in a 35 minute ceremony. Attended by King Carl Gustaf and Queen Ingrid, the couple, now Duke and Duchess of Halland, plan a Christmas in France before a Kenya photo safari in January.
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California death penalty effectively struck down by court ruling
Death penalty eliminated for all crimes in California as the court’s ruling stands. James says no final answer yet and anticipates amendments to be proposed to the legislature. Younger notes staff prepared changes and no appeal is planned. Existing sentences will, upon appeal, be reduced to life with parole eligibility. The 1972 ruling previously removed several notable inmates from death row.
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Younger
Charles Manson
Sirhan Sirhan
Justices Clash Over GE Pregnancy Benefit Discrimination
The Supreme Court divided as Justices Brennan Stevens and Marshall dissented from the majority in a case involving General Electric. They argued GE discriminated against women by excluding pregnancy from disability benefits. The court overturned a district court ruling that GE discriminated, while no EEOC guideline labeled such plans as discriminatory.
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UPS Pact Endorsement Urges Ratification by Workers
Local Teamsters leaders unanimously back the tentative contract with United Parcel Service after 74 locals approved and the full bargaining committee endorsed it. If ratified by 17,000 UPS workers on Thursday, operations could resume quickly across 15 eastern states.
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