Egypt hails UN vote to renew Golan peace force
The Egyptian government welcomed the UN Security Council six month renewal of the Golan Heights peacekeeping mandate, citing progress toward a Middle East settlement. Cairo also said Syria earned Arab credibility using hard bargaining over Palestinian talks.
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Soviet Nobel winner Kantorovich cleared for Stockholm ceremony
Kantorovich the 63 year old Soviet economist will travel to Stockholm with his wife for the Nobel Prize awards on December 10 despite past visa obstacles. Officials noted repeats of similar cases including Sakharov and Pasternak during earlier prize periods.
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Janna Boren back at mansion after minor surgery
Janna Boren, six weeks after filing for divorce from Gov. David Boren, has returned to the governor’s mansion to recover from minor surgery. Aides said she was operated on last Tuesday and released Thursday, with no comment on the divorce status.
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Cincinnati swears in first regularly elected woman mayor
Bobbie Sterne is sworn in as Cincinnati's first regularly elected woman mayor succeeding Theodore Berry, making her the 2-year veteran of city politics to lead the council elected post. Sterne was first elected to the city council in 1971 as the council selects the mayor from its ranks.
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Three bills threaten Ford in last Congress weeks
Three major bills near final action in Congress could put President Ford on the spot. Energy price cuts, broad picketing rights for construction unions, and an extended tax cut loom as politically risky for Ford whether he signs or vetoes, with economists urging a spending ceiling and critics warning of election-year damage.
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Supreme Court Actions Monday in a busy docket
The Supreme Court released actions across abortion, criminal rights, equal employment, regulatory, education desegregation, voting, and Watergate cases. Notable items include refusals to review hospital abortion access, counsel rights in certain criminal cases, and school desegregation remedies.
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