Senate panel backs Rumsfeld as defense secretary nominee
The Senate Armed Services Committee voted unanimously to recommend Donald H. Rumsfeld for secretary of defense with full Senate likely to vote next week. Questions focused on SALT strategy and Kissinger’s influence, with Rumsfeld detailing prep and consultations. Additionally, June Pointer of the Pointer Sisters will retire from live performances due to medical advice, leaving Ruth Anita and Bonnie to tour as a trio.
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Wilson urges U S withdrawal from United Nations
San Diego Mayor Pete Wilson urged the United States to leave the United Nations and resigned from the local U N Association after the body's resolution equating Zionism with racism. He called the U N headquarters unwelcome on American soil and urged others to campaign for U N withdrawal. The local board rejected his move 16 to 1, reaffirming support and continuing internal reform efforts.
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Methane Blast in Michigan Tunnel Kills Foreman
A methane gas explosion in an underground tunnel near Mount Clemens Michigan killed foreman Ulysses Junior Hayes 46 of Detroit and injured six others. Five workers were hospitalized with burns and smoke inhalation as crews struggled in knee deep water and dense smoke.
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Public figures in libel suit over La Costa expose
In Beverly Hills and Los Angeles, four La Costa Resort officials defend their status as public figures in Penthouse’s $630 million libel suit, while New York lawyers clash over malice and First Amendment defenses. The Iranian buyers of the Harold Lloyd estate also consider a sale, with subdivision or demolition plans under review.
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