Rabin calls for Geneva Middle East conference
Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin urged reconvening the Geneva peace conference and said he would meet any Arab leader anytime for serious talks. He stressed a strong defense posture to negotiate from strength and discussed Palestinian issues within a broader peace process with Jordan.
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Senate Overrides Ford Veto on Health Welfare Budget Bill
Congress overrode President Ford’s veto of a 45 billion health welfare and labor bill for 15 months ending Sept 30. The measure funds Labor and HEW programs and includes strong antibus ing language though not affecting court orders. It provides 2.1 billion for cancer diabetes heart disease research and more.
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Lompoc trustees set hearing on school closures after lengthy testimony
Trustees of Lompoc Unified School District heard nearly two hours of testimony from about 350 parents and teachers and scheduled a public hearing for next Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Lompoc High School cafeteria to decide on four closure options driven by enrollment declines.
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Federal subsidies for low Lompoc dam seem dead
A federal subsidy outlook for a proposed Lompoc area water project has dimmed. Sacramento Interior Department letter says non-federal developments carry no subsidy under reclamation law, with possible limited loan interest subsidies. County officials had pushed feasibility studies for Salsipuedes Creek as a future hedge against water quality decline.
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Shuttle orbiter plan delayed in budget
Aviation Week reports an $100 million cut in fiscal 1977 shuttle funding delays a third orbiter and refurbishments from 1977 to 1978, raising early mission risk. First mission remains 1979, but delays push orbiters to 1981 83, with job losses and contractor impacts.
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Judge questions Hearst trial jurors as opening nears
District Judge Oliver J. Carter quizzed 36 protective jurors from a pool of 74 in the Patricia Hearst case today aiming to seat a panel for opening arguments in the bank robbery trial. Hearst appeared in court in chains with her parents present during the dramatic proceedings.
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