Open meetings bill faces opposition from Rep. Kester
In Pennsylvania the push for open government encounters resistance from State Rep. Stanley R. Kester of Chester Township. An October motion to recommit narrowly passed as the bill neared passage, with Kester attempting to gut protections by allowing two hour executive sessions. Supporters argue the measure merely requires public discussion and voting during open meetings to maintain taxpayer trust.
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Congress and Heath clash over energy and schools policy
The piece condemns actions by Prime Minister Heath and the U S Congress during a period of energy crisis. Heath cuts the work week and bans late television while the United States contemplates higher fuel taxes and energy measures. The House adds an antibusing amendment to an emergency energy bill and votes to exempt coal from windfall profit limits, stirring anger over racial balance debates linked to school busing.
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Saintly John XXII as a 20th century great figure
Holmes Alexander reflects on Pope John XXII as a potential saint and recalls two anecdotes highlighting his humility. The piece contrasts canonization debates with enduring admiration for his simple, humane character amid modern politics and Middle East tensions.
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Washington holds key to diplomatic solution in Middle East
Washington is seen as pivotal after the October war shifted Israel toward heavier U S support, increasing American influence at Geneva. Egypt and the United States announced a return to diplomatic relations on November 7, signaling Sadat’s bid to press Washington for concessions from Israel while maintaining ties with Moscow.
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Middle East Settlement Prospects Tied to Arab-Israeli Talks
An analysis notes Sadat's leverage in Arab-Israeli talks while both Moscow and Washington seek a settlement. It cites Kissinger’s role as a controversial figure for Arabs and Israelis, the Geneva summit opening in 1973, and the Algiers and Khartoum outcomes shaping demands for Israeli withdrawal and Palestinian rights.
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