Israelis consider no war pact plan revival in talks
Israeli officials may reopen a proposal to trade some occupied lands for no war agreements with Arab states as US secretary of state Cyrus Vance visits. Israel seeks US mediation on interim withdrawals while insisting on no PLO participation. Arafat hints at a Palestinian state but without recognizing Israel.
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Hollywood lore and John Amos on Roots and Future Cop
Actor John Amos reflects on the Hollywood dream, career highs, and Roots impact. He recalls joining Future Cop with Prinset Borgnine, notes feast and famine in TV, and discusses Roots influence on race awareness and American viewers.
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Carter matriarch to visit Bombay after India talks
President Carter's mother Lillian plans to fly to Bombay for a visit to the clinic where she served as a Peace Corps nurse from 1966 to 1968. She and Chip attended India's president's funeral and met Prime Minister Indira Gandhi amid mutual praise and political jabs.
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Southern accent bias hinders Griffin Bell Bumpers says
Jonesboro Arkansas AP Len Dale Bumpers spoke on KAIT TV that some Washington officials cannot adapt to a southern accent which he says helped Griffin Bell face hurdles in congressional approval He praised Bell as an excellent attorney general nominee and noted Bell’s southern background underscores his distinguished judgeship He also discussed Carter era nominations and his own presidential plans and reflected on a possible missed chance to run He rejected party loyalty in federal judge selections and urged open applications for the post
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Escapes From Rogers Hall Prompt Tightened Security
Five inmates including three slaying suspects escaped Rogers Hall in December. Officials tightened security after a Mental Health Services Division report warned of nursing and security shortages caused by low pay and weak incentives. The hospital says the risk of escapes remains within reasonable limits. In a separate note, Karachi in the Solomon Islands began erupting after an initial sea discoloration observed by an airline pilot in October 1969.
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Reunion of ex-prisoners and Japanese camp head in San Francisco
Rokuro Tomibe the wartime civilian commander of Bilibid Prison in the Philippines returned to San Francisco for a tearful reunion with about 200 former captives. Attendees included missionaries and businessmen postponed from 1941 1945 and organizers like Father Sheridan. Tomibe embraced a former pupil as he spoke through limited English and recalled memories while ex-prisoners described him as a gentler presence than the prior army commanders. The gathering underscored reconciliation as the event marked 32 years since last meeting.
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