IRS Hit For Dropping Anti-Drug Activities
Washington Rep. Charles A. Vanick criticized the IRS for ending the Narcotics Traffickers Tax Program begun in 1971. He accused the Treasury and IRS of diverting funds, reducing enforcement, and failing to follow presidential and congressional drug war goals.
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Charles A. Vanick
Ford
Congress
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Vanick
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Image Worries Israel After Recent Violence
Israeli troops man the walls of Jerusalem and fire warning shots as clashes surge in the occupied West Bank. Arab towns burn with protest bonfires while soldiers patrol in armored cars. Police say 10 Palestinians have died in four months of unrest and ministry officials consider rubber bullets. The violence has stirred sympathy for the PLO among West Bank Arabs, though officials deny PLO foment. Bridges remain open, but unrest heights tensions over religious sites and new settlements.
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David Lancashire
Associated Press
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West Bank
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Ministry of Defense
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Barry Lyndon Named Worst Film by Harvard Lampoon
Harvard Lampoon declares Barry Lyndon the worst film of 1975 calling it a cinematic wallpaper catalogue. Ryan O Neal wins worst actor for the role and Diana Ross earns worst actress for Mahogany, with a list of other top contenders.
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Kissinger Supports Eastern Europe Independence Stance
Secretary of State Kissinger told NATO foreign ministers that the United States supports Eastern Europe independence from Soviet domination and rejects the sphere of influence concept while urging actions within feasible limits. Demonstrations outside the Oslo meeting hall and a March on the city reflected tensions over NATO and Moscow. Kissinger reviewed U S policy against Soviet ideological expansion while pursuing detente and discussed Cyprus with Turkish and Greek ministers amid the Cyprus stalemate and Turkish occupation of 40 percent of the island.
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Kenneth J. Freed
Associated Press
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Moscow
Kissinger
Popular Movement
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Ishan Caglayangu
Cyprus
Dimitri Bitsios
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