Kissinger Says US Aims to End Bloodshed in Lebanon
Secretary of State Henry A Kissinger says the United States seeks an end to the Lebanese bloodshed and to preserve Lebanon’s integrity and independence while avoiding overt support for pan Arab efforts. Washington withholds endorsement to avoid jeopardizing the Arab plan’s chances given US support for Israel.
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Iraqi troop moves near Syria raise Lebanon war fears
Western sources in Beirut say Iraq has moved two army units to the border with Syria while continuing troop deployments along the frontier. They caution such moves are pressure tactics and do not signal an imminent Arab Israeli war unless Iraq attacks Syria or Lebanon joins Palestinian and leftist forces.
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Where Stand Commentary on Political Costs and Society
A column discusses pay for influence in politics and entertainment, contrasting taxpayer impact with industry costs. It argues high prices threaten ordinary citizens and threaten markets, urging consideration of life value and equitable access amid a broader national controversy.
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Owed Debt Hits 3 Trillion With 1975 Jump
Commerce Department reports total net debt in 1975 rose to 3 trillion as federal debt surged 24 percent while state and local debt growth slowed. Public debt reached 741 billion with federal share at 446 billion amid tax cuts and unemployment payments. Private debt increased 6.2 percent.
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Hooker convention denied by D C hotel
Sheraton Park Hotel officials in Washington deny any booking for a five day convention billed as the first world meeting of prostitutes. The event is linked to the San Francisco group Coyote and may be held June 23 with 300 attendees. rival disputes over money threaten confirmation.
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Computer Executives Murdered in Manhattan Office
Two Applied Systematics Inc. executives Eugene Acca president and Enrico Malietta executive vice president were found shot to death Friday in their 15th floor offices in a mid Manhattan building. Police said at least three shots were fired and robbery did not appear to be the motive.
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Las Vegas Forecast Warm Weekend With Scattered Clouds
Forecast calls for mostly sunny skies in Las Vegas with scattered clouds through the weekend and winds around 15 to 25 mph. Today's high should reach the mid 80s with a low in the low 60s, and yesterday’s records show a high of 83 and a low of 55. Sunrise at 5 25, sunset 7 58.
Weather outlook predicts Saturday thunderstorms in several regions
Forecast warns of thunderstorm activity Saturday across North Dakota, the upper Mississippi Valley, and parts of the mid-Atlantic and southern Florida. Elsewhere, the nation is expected to enjoy mostly sunny skies with some regional variation.
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Jackson to Recommend Delegates for Carter at Dem Convention
Senator Henry M. Jackson said he will release his roughly 300 Jackson delegates and formally urge them to back Jimmy Carter at the Democratic National Convention next month. He expects a majority to switch, potentially giving Carter the first ballot majority. Jackson spoke after a commencement address at Highline Community College and predicted Carter will beat the Republican nominee in November.
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