Acceptance of Israel Indicated
United Nations delegates report in principle agreement on a draft Security Council resolution urging Israeli withdrawal from occupied Arab territories and recognizing Palestinian national rights as a basis for peace. US position mixed. draft due by week’s end as Syria and Egypt push for total withdrawal and recognition of Palestinian rights.
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United Nations, N.Y
Security Council
U.S
United States
Movaffak Allaf
Syria
A. Esmate Abdel Meguid
Israel
United Nations
Middle East
Henry A. Kissinger
Community Q and A in the Enterprise
Letters describe Duke Power cashing policies for checks and prompt payment of bills, a report on Central High School doors costing 40003.80 for security and insulation, a note on public address system noise rules, and calls from Trinity FBLA and library staff seeking historical school items and annuals with contact details included.
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Central High School
Anon
Woran
Central
Edwin West
Kissinger to Fly to Moscow for Nuclear Arms Talks
Secretary of State Kissinger said he will travel to Moscow next week to pursue a SALT agreement with Soviet leader Brezhnev. He warned that continued Soviet intervention in Angola could eventually provoke stronger U.S. reaction, but stressed SALT remains the overriding priority for global peace and economic stability.
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Pridier
Henry A. Kissinger
Moscow
Angola
Kissinger
State Department
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Dunlop Quits Post Amid Ford Picketing Rift
Secretary of Labor John T. Dunlop resigns after Ford vetoes legislation expanding union picketing rights. He says atmosphere post veto harms trust between labor, management and government. Ford accepts resignation with reluctance and Dunlop will serve in a caretaker role until January 31, with possible special assignments.
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Washington
John T. Dunlop
Ford
Dunlop
White House
Labor Department
Kissinger to Visit Moscow for Mutual Interest Talks
Kissinger will begin a three day trip to Moscow next Tuesday to discuss questions of mutual interest. Tass distributed a four line dispatch saying the visit will continue talks on mutual interests to the USSR and the USA. The scheduling signals movement toward a compromise treaty on limiting offensive nuclear weapons until 1985.
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Kissinger
Moscow
Tass
Soviet Union
Ussr
U.S.A
Raising of Soviet Sub Failed
Washington reports plans for another CIA attempt to raise the sunken Soviet submarine from the Moor of the Pacific Ocean were thwarted by a Russian ship patrolling the wreck site. Intelligence sources say the presence of the Soviet vessel prevented the Glomar Explorer from returning last summer to the wreck northwest of Hawaii. Top CIA officials say they are about 8 percent sure the $250 million salvage project will be abandoned for now, with the project effectively over. The Glomar Explorer, built for Howard Hughes, raised the forward third of the submarine in 1974 and incurs maintenance costs.
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Washington
CIA
Pacific Ocean
Hawaii
Howard Hughes
Taser Gun Used In Armed Home Invasion
Four masked intruders posing as officers used a Taser designed dart gun to subdue a Montgomery County couple at their Blue Bell home. The assailants tied the pair, looted $7,000 in cash and $4,000 in jewels, plus the man’s Mercedes and two rifles, then fled. The victims were treated and released. The weapon sells for about $199 and is marketed as an alternative to a firearm.
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Blue Bell
Montgomery County
Joseph Stemple
Stemple
Buck Rogers
James Bond
Mercedes-Benz
Taser Systems, Inc
California
Sanford Fliers Back To N C After Hospital Stay
Democratic candidate Terry Sanford was released from a Salem hospital and flew to North Carolina for several days of rest at Duke University Medical Center in Durham. He planned to resume campaigning next week and did not rule out continuing his presidential bid despite the hospitalization.
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Salem
Mass
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Duke University Medical Center
Durham
Sanford
Hannah
Schlesinger Available For Advice On Defense Policy
Former defense secretary James R. Schlesinger has offered Reagan informal briefings on defense policy while not backing Ford for the GOP nomination. He aims to stay nonpartisan, though his views align with Jackson, and may influence primary debates as Reagan seeks momentum. UAW backs Carter in Florida. Reagan defends proposed states rights shift of federal programs amid criticism and budget concerns.
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James R. Schlesinger
Hong Reagan
Reaga
Ford
Schlesinger
California
Reagan
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Sinc Schlesinger
Jackson
Los Angeles
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United Auto Workers
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Carter
Florida
Alabama
George Wallace
Wisconsin
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