Arabs Launch Renewed Protests Across West Bank
In Jerusalem and the West Bank Arabs held a day of protests defying Israeli force, with Hebron mayor threatening resignation in solidarity. Mayors across Hebron Beit Sahur Nablus Ramallah El Bira Bir Eil Siwad quit amid calls tied to Al Aqsa unrest.
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Nuclear strike authority debated as defense shifts
NORAD commander could fire nuclear rockets at Soviet bombers in wartime without specific presidential orders but the rule is being phased out as Russian missiles undermine its relevance. Defense Department aims to rescind the delegation while space registration moves advance via a U N convention.
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White House Seeks Callaway Help in Resort Probe
President Ford says the White House will not be involved in the federal investigation of Honard Callaway regarding his Crested Butte ski resort. Callaway stepped down as campaign manager amid allegations of seeking land for the resort while Army secretary. The Civil Aeronautics Board is reviewing charter flight exemptions linked to the resort. Ford confirms Callaway's suspension and states no White House reports will be provided.
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West German bill grants workers voice on company boards
The Bundestag approved a measure giving about two million workers a near equal say on supervisory boards of roughly 650 firms with over 2,000 employees. Workers will elect half the board, with one executive delegate funded by management, ownership choosing the rest, and chair and vice chair decisions by a two thirds vote.
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Final Arguments Heard in Hearst Bank Robbery Trial
Patricia Hearst defense attorney F Lee Bailey and prosecutor James L Browning Jr argued final pleas before a full jury in a high profile bank robbery trial. Browning touted the government case while Bailey painted Hearst as a terrified captive, asserting broader themes of survival and coercion.
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