Soviets Move Toward New Arms Limit Talks
Anatoly Dobrynin heads to Moscow with U S proposals aimed at a long delayed nuclear arms treaty Kissinger outlined the American position at the White House Defense Secretary Rumsfeld warned of Soviet superiority if no limits are set GOP leaders pressed for passage of the 1977 defense budget of 112 billion and Kissinger prepared for a second trip to Moscow within two months to seal terms The debate centers on Backfire bombers and cruise missiles and a 2400 delivery cap while Brezhnev signaled a potential package deal should swing wing Backfires be exempted
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Burger Chain Faces Oklahoma Labor Suit Over Overtime Titles
A lawsuit in Oklahoma City alleges McDonald’s gave workers managerial titles to dodge overtime under the Fair Labor Standards Act. Six former employees say they cooked, rang up sales, and performed general tasks while titles suggested leadership. The suit seeks 93,420 in overtime and a court ruling on total overtime owed, plus disclosure of the corporate structure across 11 Oklahoma City entities. The petition claims workers faced 80 to 110 hour weeks with no days off.
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Two Chances to Make The Grand Slam In Bridge
The article discusses a seven spades contract where West leads jack of hearts. By winning with king, drawing trumps, and cashing A-K of diamonds, the declarer gains a 100 percent chance to make the grand slam without relying on a single club finesse. If diamonds are 4-1, the player can discard the diamond ten nine on hearts A-Q and still use clubs to complete the slam. The key idea is always finding an alternate line of play that provides two chances to fulfill the contract rather than one.
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Oklahoma Senate rejects divorce jurisdiction bill
The Oklahoma Senate rejected a bill to allow special District Court judges full authority in divorce and related matters. The measure would expand current practice where special judges hear cases only with双方 attorney consent. The bill was held on the Senate calendar by a motion to reconsider.
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Bar Votes On Advertising By Lawyers
At the ABA midwinter meeting in Philadelphia a proposal to allow lawyers to advertise fees and areas of practice faces strong opposition. The vote is expected to be close, with experts predicting only a narrow margin for approval amid ongoing antitrust scrutiny and related litigation.
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Boston Busing Violence Flares
Teen groups threw rocks and bottles at police in Boston over two days as police pledged security. About 500 youths near the Bunker Hill Monument damaged police cars and set small fires in an antibusing demonstration. No arrests were reported. four officers were mildly hurt. Reporter William Hamilton was assaulted. one man was arrested for disorderly conduct.
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