Rabin Faces Intra party revolt over Palestinian policy
In Jerusalem AP report, Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin faces sharp criticism from Labor Party moderates over his hard line on Palestine and his independent leadership style. The crisis centers on his stance against Palestinian statehood, handling of West Bank squatters, and a government streamlining plan that would side-line veteran party figures.
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Yitzhak Rabin
Labor Party
Rabin
Socialist Labor Party
Lal
Israel
Yigal Allon
Jordanian West Bank
Allon
Lebanon
West Bank
Rank and File
Washington
Jerusalem Post
CIA Chief Turns Over Papers To Committee
Washington AP William Colby, director of the CIA, handed a stack of documents to the House Intelligence Committee for a public hearing on alleged Soviet arms violations. Kissinger said some intelligence was withheld briefly to check accuracy, and Chairman Pik urged declassification so lawmakers could question Colby on the records.
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Central Intelligence
William E. Colby
House Intelligence Committee
Colby
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Otis Gz Pik
Administration
Adm
Elmo Zurnwall
Naval Operations
Ford
Lebanon Crisis Deepens as Cease-Fire Panel Fails
Lebanon's cease-fire committee says it cannot cope with the spreading conflict and considers summits with Arab leaders. Beirut reports nine more fires including a school, looting of a deserted hotel, and gunmen patrolling to protect a synagogue as 25 Jews seek refuge. Security officials cite fierce fighting in downtown areas while U.S. officials press for a public hearing on Soviet arms violations.
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Lebanon
Beirut
Old Vendettas
Yasir Arafat
Aloslem
Congress Faces Split Over Health Insurance Reform
Congress wrestles with competing paths to coverage as the Senate Finance Committee and House sides clash over jurisdiction. A Ways and Means subcommittee led by Rep. Dan Rostenkowski advanced a plan financed by a premium tax on group health insurance, with later reforms to require coverage for laid-off workers.
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House
Ways and Means
Dan “Rostenkowski
Ill
Fuil
Australia elects Fraser as caretaker prime minister after Whitlam
Fraser, 44, accepted the role with humility after the Labor government was dumped. He pledged to rebuild Australia and govern for all. Ford sent a congratulatory message, reaffirming ANZUS ties. In regionally, New Zealand toppled Labor for National, while British Columbia voters favored Social Credit over the Socialist New Democratic party, as Fraser faced Whitlam’s claims of usurpation and highlighted high unemployment and inflation.
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House of Representatives
Whitlam
Melbourne
Australia
Ford
New Zealand
National Party
Canada
British Columbia
Proprivaté“Enterprise Social Credit Party
Socialist New Democratic Party
Clai
Labor
Wice
Weather forecast predicts colder temperatures nationwide
National Weather Service reports colder conditions across the nation on Sunday with showers in the Northwest Florida Arizona New Mexico and a band from Texas to the Upper Great Lakes and New England. Snow will blanket parts of the Northwest and a band from the Southwest through the Upper Great Lakes and New England. The report accompanies an AP Wirephoto map.
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Florida
Arizona
New
Mexico
Texas
Upper Great Lakes
New England
Virginia Senate caucus fight reshapes leadership and rules
In a heated Virginia Senate caucus, Willey and Mrs. Lucas faced no charges but sparred over party loyalty amid conflicts with Gov. Mills Godwin. Moody kept order as seven lawmakers walked out, while new leadership roles and structural rule changes were proposed, shifting power within the majority and expanding the Rules Committee.
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Willey
Rockingham
James T. Edmunds
Kenbridge
Virgil Goode
Rocky Mount
William V. . Rawlings
Southampton
Cairman
Senate
Donnybrook
Lucas
Fred T. Gray
Cheste
Commission On
Sen
Willaim F. Parkerson
Henrico
Andrews
Democratic Party
Moody
Edmunds
Shropshire
Manns
Senate Finance Committee
Soviet Plans for 1976 1980 Emphasize Heavy Industry Growth
Tass reported draft details of the 1976 1980 five year plan showing heavy industry to receive far more attention and investment than light industry with expected growth of 35 39 percent over the period. Agricultural growth is cutback with an anticipated 14 17 percent rise. The plan aims to raise national income by 24 28 percent and per capita income by 20 22 percent while speeding up scientific technical progress to boost efficient production.
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Russia
Tass
GAO Finds 90 Percent of Restaurants Unsanitary
The GAO report says inspections in nine cities show 90 percent of restaurants with inadequate sanitation, 4 percent marginal, 4 percent acceptable and 2 percent excellent, urging greater federal regulation and stronger FDA action to bolster local enforcement. It cites pest infestations and dirty food-contact surfaces as common issues.
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General Accounting Office
GAO
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
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