Geneva talks revived as Dayan supports new U S Israel proposals
Moshe Dayan indicates likely reconvening of the Geneva peace conference before year end. Israel rejects the U S Soviet declaration as binding and insists on UN resolutions 242 and 338 as the basis for talks. Carter signs UN human rights covenants with Young, aiming for quick congressional ratification.
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Middle East
United States
Israel
Moshe Dayan
United Nations
Geneva
Dayan
Jimmy Carter
Carter
White House
Jody Powell
Cyrus Vance
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
U.S
U.N
Gag asked on Williams preliminary hearing
Attorneys for Robert E. Williams seek to bar news media from a forthcoming preliminary murder hearing set for 9 am Thursday. Williams faces two counts of first degree murder in the Aug. 11 killings of Catherine Brooks and Patricia McCarry, both 25.
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Robert E. Williams
Williams
Catherine Brooks
Patricia McCarry
Tom Hagel
Lancaster County Court
Public Defender’s Office
District Court
William Hastings
Hagel
False information fed to press to boost LT&T stock sale
Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph expert testified at a PSC hearing that false information about the June stock issue was given to the press to boost sales. He said the 350000 shares took days to sell, not hours, and that market impressions affected demand and price. Proceeds totaled about 10 million dollars before costs.
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Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Co
Lt&t
Public Service Commission
PSC
John C. James
Chicago
Dean Witter & Co
At&t
James
Lincoln Journal
Wall Street Journal
Senate OKs gas deregulation sparking ongoing battle
The Senate voted 50 to 46 to deregulate natural gas prices, matching Carter’s resistance as House support kept price controls in play. The measure would set a $2.48 ceiling for two years then let markets decide, with bills showing a long, bitter conference over future policy.
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Washington
Congressional Conference Committee
Senate
Jimmy Carter
Carl Curtis
R-Neb
Edward Zorinsky
D-Neb
Carter
Lloyd Bentsen
Dtexas
James Pearson
R-Kan
House
Jody Powell
Pearson and
Bentsen
White House
Congressional Budget Office
Budget Office
Henry M. Jackson
Wash
Jackson
Senate Energy Committee
Pearson-Bentsen
Lincoln City Council scrutinized in editorial critique
Editorial lobs sharp critique of Lincoln City Council actions as a clinical display of brute political science. Nebraska National Guard gifts tents for a steak feed at the State Fair, and a University of Nebraska survey links happiness to income and education. Senator Carl Curtis backs a moratorium on new national water policies. Farmers Strike leader George Boucher cites French strikes as precedent for U.S. action.
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Lincoln City Council
Nebraska National Guard
State Game and Parks Commission
Eugene Mahoney
Mahoney
Commission
Senate
Nebraska
Carl Curtis
Urbom Penchant for Jail Time Draws Tax Case Attention
A Lincoln federal judge, Warren K Urbom, faces scrutiny as tax offenders increasingly seek trial before him hoping for jail time rather than probation. Since 1970 Urbom has jailed eight of twelve tax violators, with sentences from 10 days to two years, shaping a reputational shift toward jail as a deterrent in white collar cases.
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Bill Kreifel
Lincoln
U.S
Warren K. Urbom
Urbom
Urbam
Nebraska
Omaha
North Platte
Arbam
Robert Denney
Albert Schatz
North Platte Bench
Robert van Pelt
Richard Robinson
Denney
Schatz
van Pelt
Robinson
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Urbamn
Lowell Harris
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Asst
Richard Nolan
Harris
Nolan
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Robert Gibson
By Richard Paxson
Capitol
James Abourezk
D-S.d
Howard Metzenbaum
Ohio
Cleveland
Song
Abourezk
Metzenbaum
University of Nebraska
George Boucher
France
Ann Landers
Aise Sha
Tv-Radia Rytee Financial
13Th & N
Tico’s
17Th & M
Journal-Star
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