Spring Fever Captures Middle East
The Middle East rests from conflict as spring's calm returns amid Cairo tourism boom and relaxed tensions. Kings Hussein and Sadat push peace moves while Americans broker cease fire and Gaza–Jordan ties widen. Analysts warn-five years since the 1967 war-what next.
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Parole Board Approves Sweig and Considers Baker Today
The U S Parole Board approved parole for former congressional aide Martin Sweig and will decide today on Robert G Baker known as Bobby Baker once a Lyndon Johnson protege. Baker was denied parole last December after a one to three year sentence for crimes including theft and tax offenses. Sweig begins parole July 17 while Antony De Angelis leaves June 5 after serving terms tied to influence peddling and forged securities charges.
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