Begin presses for coalition as deadline nears in Israeli talks
Prime Minister designate Menahem Begin set a mid next week deadline for a decision by his largest potential partner the centrist DMC to join a Likud led government. He aims for a June 20 formation with Dayan as foreign minister if accepted while resisting West Bank concessions.
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Dayan
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Yigal Allon
Labor Party
Jordan
Shimon Peres
Peres
Council faults ICC trucking rules and license schemes
The Council on Wage and Price Stability says ICC regulations raise freight costs and fuel trucker profits. It cites certificates of convenience and necessity as hard to obtain and highly resellable, with one case reaching 20 million dollars. The report estimates potential savings of 4 billion annually if entry controls loosened.
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Court splits on obscenity ruling cited by Stevens
Justice John Paul Stevens says the Supreme Court majority broke a five year old promise by upholding Illinois obscenity statutes in Ward v. state. He argues the ruling is a mixed blessing that may erode core standards while urging zoning over criminal penalties for pornography.
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UPI
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Warren Burger
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High Court
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Potter Stewart
Thurgood Marshall
No frills Skytrain proposed to cut transatlantic fare
The CAB urges President Carter to approve Lakers Skytrain fares of 135 dollars one way and 102 dollars the reverse to New York London. Airlines say they will match if approved. Passengers would pay for meals separately and buy day-of-flight tickets with no reservations.
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London
Shorter Fist haircut trend hits Dubuque film set
In Dubuque Iowa locals flock to the Fist cut seen in the Sylvester Stallone film F L S T The look features very short sides and sideburns and has 800 to 1000 area men as film extras The barber operator Bob Brown notes the trend may make locals feel fashion forward and comments on ego and choice in getting shaved for the movie.
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Dutch reject outside help in hostage crisis on hijacked train
Dutch officials refused pleas to consult outsiders over action that could free 51 hostages held by South Moluccan gunmen for 19 days. Government said involving outsiders would be too complex and plans may involve military force if needed.
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Fabulous Bicentennial ends as ARBA closes offices
Washington details the 1976 national bicentennial effort led by ARBA with 66,000 plus projects in the U S and 90 foreign countries. The closing June 30 caps a campaign that boosted community participation, time capsules, museum builds, and the Operation Sail centerpiece while leaving commemorations and archives for historians.
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