U N envoy opens talks as Middle East peace moves ahead
U N envoy Gunnar V Jarring held first talks in New York with Arab and Israeli representatives on the U S plan for the Middle East amid Libyan mediation in Baghdad. Egypt accepted the plan while Iraq denounced it as Kadafi pursued peacemaking.
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Muhammad El-Farra
Jordan
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Aid For Private Schools Precludes Federal Money Aid
HEW announced that emergency desegregation aid cannot go to districts that support schools to avoid integration. The $4.4 billion education bill would allocate $75 million to ease hardship in desegregating districts. About 1,200 to 1,300 districts, mostly in the South, would be eligible, with fewer than 50 outside the Southern and border states.
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Czech Beauty Contestant Seeks Asylum in West Germany
Kristina Hanzalova, Miss Czechoslovakia 1969 and entrant in Miss Universe 1969 at Miami Beach, has asked the West German government for asylum. The Federal Refugee Office confirmed she approached them on a private visit several days ago. her request is under review.
Interstate 180 Spur Built as Favor to Steel Plant
GAO report to Congress says nearly 40 million spent to build a 13 mile I 180 spur to the Jones Laughlin steel plant at Hennepin Illinois. The project cost 47 million with 39 million federal funds and drew criticism for benefiting a private firm in a small town. The route ends at a plant entrance with a new Illinois River bridge and a Cloverleaf interchange.
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Jones & Laughlin
Wachovia Savings Plans For Working Families
A bank advertisement urges families with two incomes to save more. It promotes tailored savings options from passbooks to high yield certificates of deposit and invites readers to discuss plans with Wachovia Bank & Trust Company MLA this week.
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