Carter stresses Palestinian homeland key to Middle East peace
President Carter says PLO may recognize Israel while any durable settlement must include a Palestinian homeland. He cautions peace remains in doubt and emphasizes Israel’s right to exist and security. He also comments on Nixon, the London summit, FBI oversight, and future diplomacy with China and France.
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House farm bill seeks up to 3.3 billion in crop supports
The House Agriculture Committee backs a farm bill with up to 3.3 billion in crop price supports and a 2 billion renewal of the Food for Peace program. It also creates a new energy-focused research program at 1.45 billion annually through 1981 and extends the food stamp program for four years.
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Shapp to repay federal funds amid illegal donations probe
Governor Milton Shapp said he will return 299,066 in presidential campaign funds tied to illegal contributions. He claimed no personal involvement and declined to discuss the Federal Election Commission report at a briefing. The FEC ordered repayment as part of an ongoing inquiry.
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Doctors oppose hospital cost ceiling in Carter plan
Organized medicine and hospitals united against President Carter's proposed cap on hospital revenues and limits on new capital spending. The AMA argued the plan offers no protection for individual patients and could force second rate care or reduced access, calling it a selective control akin to Nixon's failed economic program.
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Fire at Saudi oil field eases exports impact noted
The Aramco field fire in Dhahran is largely under control with minimal effect on oil exports. Frank Jungers, president of Aramco, said the fire is practically out and production will not be seriously reduced though exports will drop temporarily.
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Bhutto Sets Referendum To End Pakistan Turmoil
Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto announced a nationwide referendum to decide if he should remain in power. He spoke after talks with opposition leaders failed to resolve the bloody political turmoil that has claimed about 275 lives in two months.
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Senate approves compromise budget with 461 billion cap
The Senate backed a compromise fiscal plan setting a 461 billion dollar spending ceiling for next year. The settlement, $1.6 billion below Carter's estimate for FY 1978, marks a rise of over 60 billion from current projections. No vote time was announced. Bhutto rejected opposition calls for resignation and new elections, as the PNA led civil disobedience against his PPP government amid tensions in Lahore over army use.
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Music News Coverage In Sunday Journal And Star
The Sunday Journal and Star offers thorough music coverage with features, reviews, and updates. It highlights concerts, artist profiles, and emerging trends shaping the local scene this week.
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