Arab king urges broad Arab unity to push Palestinian rights
The Jordanian king urged a wide Arab consensus and U S influence to force Israel to withdraw from territories occupied since the 1967 war. He pressed Sinai, Golan Heights, and West Bank return, Palestinian self determination, and warned of skeptical leaders awaiting concrete progress. Travel and talks continued as Vance prepared to visit Lebanon and Syria amid regional resistance. The Vatican said it would send an official observer to Cairo.
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Retirement bill splits Congress on age rules and courts ruling
The article outlines stalled retirement reform amendments to the 1967 legislation, with House pushing to end mandatory retirement and 70 age limits for private work, while Senate seeks to preserve federal worker retirements and exclude professors and teachers. It also notes Justices Marshall and Brennan criticizing a court's interpretation of age discrimination and mentions a California tax case on Howard Hughes’ estate, a Chicago masonry firm discrimination review, and a rape conviction appeal involving identification issues.
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Thurgood Marshall
William J. Brennan Jr
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Brennan
Pepper
Arcourt
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Houston
Howard Hughes
Texas
Hughes
Chicago
Aower
Energy bill doomed as Carter tour looms
The White House conceded that energy legislation will not pass Congress this year. President Carter may depart for a six nation foreign tour without an energy program. Officials warn the stalemate could affect U.S. foreign relations with West Germany Japan Iran and Saudi Arabia.
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Japan
Iran
Saudi Arabia
Laker proposes $452 roundtrip Los Angeles to London fare
Freddie Laker unveils a $452 roundtrip Los Angeles to London fare as part of a Skytrain service plan. The offer halves typical economy prices and would operate from Gatwick with DC-10 jets, no reservations, and no meals included, with meals purchasable in advance.
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Laker Airways
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Freddie Laker
Skytrain
New York
British Civil Aviation Authority
U.S. West Coast
Gatwick Airport
Britain
U.S
Os Angeles
San Francisco
Spy ring case reaches German court over leaks
The ministry reported that the spy ring's activities emerged after the June 1978 arrests of Renate Lutze and her husband Lothar Lutze and Juergen Wiegel on spy charges. Lutze, personal secretary to Herbert Laabs, headed the Defense Ministry's Social Affairs Department, with her husband in the Armaments Department and Wiegel with the Naval Command Staff. They are slated for trial next month in Duesseldorf. Lutze had security clearance and access to a security safe. Laabs sat on a high level panel advising Defense Minister Georg Leber, and Lutze may have viewed secret documents not directly tied to her office. Laabs reportedly grew suspicious of Lutze’s lavish lifestyle, prompting security checks that found nothing at first.
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Renate Lutze
Lothar Erwin Lutze
Juergen Wiegel
Laabs
Defense
Georg Leber
Latze
Lanhs
Mrs. Lutze
Younger Investors Urged to Open IRAs Now for Tax Benefits
An advertisement extols Individual Retirement Accounts highlighting tax deferral advantages for younger workers not covered by pensions. It cites allowing up to 15 percent of yearly income or 1500 dollars, no taxes on deposits or earnings until withdrawal, and claims 71 percent interest with a minimum initial deposit of 500 dollars, asserting it’s the highest rate legally available.
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Bank of Amerea
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