Love Story Ends in L A As Emigre Reunites With Wife
A Soviet emigre Victor Resedin arrives at Los Angeles International Airport after a long separation from his American wife Blaine. Delays in his flight from New York extended their 16 month wait. Blaine fainted upon first sight, then sobbed and reached for him as reporters photographed the emotional reunion. They planned to travel to Cypress to meet Elaine’s family.
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Abortion funding compromise clears Senate House deadlock
Washington lawmakers end five months of stalemate on federal funding for abortions for low income women. A Senate House compromise broadens Medicaid abortion access for health reasons and in rape or incest cases, affecting $60 billion in HEW and Labor Department funding.
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FBI files on JFK show Hoover briefly questioned Cuban links
Washington AP Two weeks after Kennedy's death FBI Director J Edgar Hoover believed Oswald acted alone but briefly wondered if Cuban conspirators helped. Files released under FOIA reveal Hoover pressed to counter criticism of the bureau and noted letters from Cuba that stirred conspiracy questions. Analysts say the material clarifies Hoover's concerns while reaffirming the Warren Commission finding of a lone gunman. The 40,001 pages released illuminate internal FBI operations during the Kennedy tragedy.
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Supreme Court affirms tap order on telephone companies
Federal judges may order telephone companies to aid law enforcement wiretaps under the All Writs Act. The ruling centers on a 1976 case forcing New York Telephone Co to assist FBI investigators by installing a pen register to record outgoing dialed numbers. Four justices dissented, arguing the decision expands government access to private cooperation and privacy invasions.
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U 2 Cyprus crash kills pilot and five on ground
In Cyprus a U 2 reconnaissance jet crashed into a British air base building during a Middle East mission, killing Captain Robert A. Henderson, 32, from Marysville California, and five others on the ground. Four Cypriot civilians died and seven others were injured as the craft hit the Akrotiri base operations center and caused a blaze. The pilot’s base was Beale Air Force Base California.
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Egypt shuts down facilities of Russ four other Red nations
Egypt ordered the Soviet Union and four Eastern European countries to close consulates and cultural centers outside Cairo citing Communist agents fomenting opposition to President Sadat's peace moves with Israel. The closure order targets the USSR Czechoslovakia Poland East Germany and Hungary with a Dec 17 deadline, while Bulgaria Romania and Yugoslavia are spared. Carter aides say Geneva talks remain central to U.S. peace aims. King Hussein meets Assad to ease Arab rift over Sadat's Cairo conference. Damascus says Assad rejects diplomatic action to reconcile Syria and Egypt. Hussein plans to visit Cairo and Assad to Saudi Arabia. Hussein asks Assad to soften opposition ahead of Sadat's planned peace conference next week.
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Gas Guzzler Tax Tentative OK in Budget Bargain
A Senate House conference panel tentatively backed a gas guzzler tax on 1979 cars while preserving the state and local gasoline tax deduction. The plan sets tiered taxes by mpg, with higher rates on less efficient vehicles, and mirrors House action on the deduction issue. A second conference panel must resolve non tax matters, including a Senate ban on selling inefficient cars.
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