Dayan backs Israeli plan for Geneva talks with Arabs
Israel's Dayan told reporters before a cabinet meeting he recommended acceptance of a working paper on Geneva talks. A Foreign Ministry official informed the United States of Israel's action after the meeting. The plan envisions a three stage conference with a unified Arab delegation, Palestinians included in some form, and bilateral committees before a final session with Jordan Egypt and the Palestinians to decide Gaza and the West Bank. The Palestinians would not negotiate directly with Israel according to Naor, and Israel would not negotiate with the PLO.
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Frank Church
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United Way seeks new funding pact with aid group
United Way aims to unite county businesses and charities under a single fundraising umbrella. The plan seeks a clear attribution of most undesignated AID donations to United Way, with negotiations led by Fern Jellison and manager McNamara facing requests for fixed percentage allocations and anonymity for members. The newly formed CCC group, with about 75 members and 250 supporters statewide, is not linked to ALD, per sources.
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Canal Treaty Faces Senate Gap Over Defense Clauses
Senators weigh security guarantees as the Panama Canal treaty moves toward ratification. First Lady Carter urged cooperation, while critics warn the pact may leave U S defenses at risk beyond 2000. House hearings spotlight alleged Torrijos human rights abuses as officials defend improvements.
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Siamese Twins Separated. Sister in Serious Condition
In Philadelphia at Children's Hospital two Siamese twins were separated. One died during surgery and her 2 day old sister remained in serious condition after the operation.
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ILA Strike Targets Atlantic Gulf Containerships Over Jobs
Strike by the International Longshoremen Association targets container ships along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts over job security and financing plans. James Edwards, Northern area PMA manager, says they must wait to see if the ILWU will honor the ruling as several vessels including the Soverygn Accord and Toko Maru face pickets in Long Beach.
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Ullman vows to block Carter tax cut plan
Washington report says Rep Al Ullman chair of Ways and Means will oppose Carter next year’s tax cut plan unless economic evidence shows a clear need. Ullman did not rule out a 1978 option. Blumenthal estimated up to 22 billion dollars in tax relief, with one third for businesses and two thirds for individuals. Ribicoff proposes lifting crude oil price controls and taxing excess oil profits as an alternative to Carter’s plan.
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Top court reverses vet priority ruling
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 to remand the Massachusetts veterans' preference case for reconsideration in light of a 1976 decision requiring a showing of intent to discriminate beyond disproportionate effects. The ruling affects 46 state programs giving veterans priority in public job openings, with a focus on women’s equal protection.
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Getty Oil to Pay 85 Million to U S Treasury
The Department of Energy ordered Getty Oil Company to pay 85 million dollars to the U S Treasury for an overseas oil transaction the DOE says violated federal oil pricing rules. Getty says the order is a misinterpretation of regulations and intends to sue. The dispute centers on two crude oil sales agreements with Standard Oil Co. of Ohio.
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Washington
Getty
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