Israeli troops block settlers bid in West Bank
Israeli forces halted two unauthorized settler attempts on the West Bank as Egypt at the UN pressed a resolution to end such settlements within seven weeks. The plan, crafted by Prime Minister Begin to appease hardliners and avoid U.S. anger, would move would-be settlers into army camps for two months pending government approval. Egyptian FM Fahmy condemned Zionism as racist and urged equal PLO representation in talks while Syria’s Khaddam floated a unified Arab delegation for Geneva talks. White House noted differences in views with no detail. Two U.S. senators disputed reports that Iran would cut oil exports to pressure Israel, calling such a move dishonorable if true.
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Hijacking at Dacca escalates amid tense negotiations
Hijackers seized a DC-8 en route Paris to Tokyo, landing in Dacca amid threats to shoot at nearby targets. Gabriel, an American of Armenian descent, was singled out on a death list while Bangladesh, Japan, and Indian officials negotiated under hot, humid conditions as Red Army links and Palestinian groups were cited in the broader terrorist context.
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Moon aide linked to bank fraud in SEC case
The SEC accuses Tongsun Park, aide to Rev. Sun Myung Moon, BoIn Pak, and Diplomat National Bank of hiding true owners in a stock control scheme. Charles Kim and Spencer Robbins named in the complaint. Park indicted on bribery charges. Bank consented to a court order without admitting guilt. changes include board expansion and disclosure requirements.
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Brock accuses Carter of breaking his word at meeting
Republican Party Chairman Bill Brock said Carter has repeatedly broken his word to the American people at a luncheon during a national conference of Republican state chairmen. He did not reference Bert Lance's resignation amid Senate inquiries into Lance's finances and banking practices while heading two Georgia banks.
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