Israel protests Carter remarks on Middle East settlement
Foreign Minister Yigal Allen summoned the American ambassador to lodge the strongest protest yet over President Carter’s calls for Israeli concessions. He cited U N positions and a Palestinian homeland, while Begin delaying Moshe Dayan’s foreign minister nomination and urging talks on forming a government.
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Two youths jailed for loitering on campus in Lompoc
Lompoc Municipal Court Judge Terrill sentenced David Farrell Register, 19, and Daniel Thomas Reich, 18, to 90 days in jail for loitering on a school campus. Both sentences run concurrently with longer probation violation terms, with additional nine month terms for related offenses. Deputies recovered Wayne S. Drew's stolen motorcycle in Vandenberg Village and arrested Nolan Mead Snipes and Peter Ferdinand Sattler on grand theft charges. Weather outlook shows patchy fog with coastal low clouds and mild to warm temperatures inland.
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First steps taken in Cuba relations
President Carter said the United States has taken the first faltering steps to improve ties with Cuba. He noted tighter relations could emerge within weeks but offered no confirmation on exchanging diplomatic representatives. Todman was cited as the official handling talks, as Mrs. Carter toured Latin America.
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Moluccan Gunmen Seek Government Mediation
South Moluccan gunmen holding 60 hostages in a school and a train for nine days asked for government mediation. A Justice Ministry spokeswoman said the request was under consideration by the crisis team in Assen. They threatened to start killing hostages if interference occurred while officials in The Hague weighed final approval. The gunmen demanded the release of 21 prisoners and a plane to flee, but those terms were not being discussed today.
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Probe continues in rubble of Ky. blaze
In Southgate Kentucky investigators bulldoze through Beverly Hills Supper Club ruins seeking more bodies and clues to the deadly fire that killed at least 160. Officials see no arson evidence but expect a month of digging and witness interviews to determine a likely cause. The blaze injured 74 others with 63 still hospitalized and 11 released.
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No cancer evidence reported in pills
A GWU Medical Center team finds no clear cancer link from oral contraceptives after reviewing studies. They note strongest evidence concerns non malignant tumors, with pill users less prone to benign breast tumors and more prone to benign liver tumors.
Supreme Court Upholds Union Seniority Amid Civil Rights Tensions
The Supreme Court rules 7 to 2 that union seniority systems may preserve existing rights despite potential discrimination under the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Justice Stewart writes the system honors workers' accrued rights. Brennan and Marshall dissent on the aspect of discrimination. The ruling centers on Teamsters and industry practice in trucking. The decision also allows retroactive seniority for post act discrimination and addresses unemployment benefits in strike-related layoffs. The term also sees an 8 to 0 ruling that a state may deny jobless benefits during a strike, and a 5 to 4 decision striking down an East Cleveland zoning ordinance limiting relatives in single families.
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Memorial Day weekend traffic deaths rise to 456
Final UPI tally counts 456 traffic fatalities over the holiday period, with California leading at 52 and Michigan 27. The NSC notes belts and speed limits helped limit losses versus earlier years, while 1966 1973 saw higher totals.
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