Syrian Push Brings Reforms In Lebanon
Syrian pressure aligns Lebanese leaders behind reforms proposed by President Suleiman Franjieh to end the civil war. After talks with Foreign Minister Khaddam, some radical Palestinian groups toned down opposition while others rejected the plan. Kamal Jumbre? remained cautious. PFLP leaders met in Damascus praising peacemaking efforts. The reforms keep Lebanon’s sectarian balance with a Maronite president, a Sunni premier, and a Shiite speaker.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Abdul Halim Khaddam
Suleiman Franjieh
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Ahmed Jibri
PFLP
Damascus
Hafez Assad
Wellsville and Clarksville Residents Attend Moran Graveside
Out of town mourners from Wellsville Schulz and Monroe City joined Clarksville residents at the graveside service for E. Harold Moran in Wellsville. Myers Funeral Home led the arrangements. In Columbia, Dave Whitehead consulted at the Veterans Hospital, accompanied by Mrs. Whitehead and two others. Clarksville visitors Mrs Jeanne Blair and sons called on R. D. Burwell. James William Bradley and wife welcomed a son at University Medical Center in Columbia, with relatives listed from Centralia, Mexico, and Wellsville.
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R. D. Burwell
Willing Workers
CWF
Wellsville
Dave Whitehead
Columbia
Veterans Hospital
Roy Whitehead
Marybell Gentle
W. E. Deichman
Jeanne Blair
Kevin
Robert
Shawn
Clarksville
Blair
E. Harold Moran
James William Bradley
Hallsville
University Medical Center
Jimmy
Joe
Herbert H. Long
Centralia
W.A. Bradley
Mexico
Nettie Wyss
Nellie P. Long
Bradley
A.B. Chance Co
Prostitution And Politics On Bar Agenda
Philadelphia AP report on the American Bar Association House of Delegates mid year meetings including bids for a Bicentennial conference to study the courts Chief Justice Burger notes. Recommendations include decriminalizing prostitution and barring leading partisan campaign figures from top federal posts.
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Philadelphia
American Bar Association
House of Delegates
ABA
Warren E. Burger
St. Paul
Minn
Burger
National Conference of Chief Justices
Supreme Court
Pill Linked To Liver Tumors
Chicago AP reports that oral contraceptives may be tied to liver tumors. University of Louisville doctors note 13 young women developed liver tumors after using birth control pills, nine benign and four malignant, with uncertain causation though a possible link seems likely.
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Chicago
Kentucky Medical Research
University of Louisville School of Medicine
The
Journal of the American Medical Association
E. Truman Mays
Population Council
Fulton High Freshman Nets Art Honor at Famous Barr
Gary Kniepfel of Route 5 Fulton received honorable mention from the St. Louis Famous Barr scholastic art awards. A Fulton High School freshman, his artwork is on display this week in the Famous Barr downtown store exhibition hall on the ninth floor.
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Kniepfel
Gary Kniepfel
Fulton
Mexico
St. Louis
Barr
Fulton High School
Public Union Feud Clouds AFL-CIO Winter Meeting
Miami Beach AP A bitter feud among government worker unions marred the AFL-CIO winter meeting. AFSCME President Jerry Wurt pulled his union from the Public Employes Department claiming domination by private sector unions and lack of legislative impact. Meanwhile Building and Construction Trades leaders dropped plans to campaign against Ford, urging support for Democrats amid concerns about Republican candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
Afl-Cio
Jerry Wurt
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employer
Afscme
Aflcio
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Ford
Robert A. Georgine
Federation
Building and Construction Trades Department
Building Trades
Richard Nixon
California
Ronald Reagan
Osano Denies Lockheed Help in Tokyo Hearing
Millionaire Kenji Osano denied under oath that he helped Lockheed boost Japan sales and said he might sue former Lockheed president A C Kotchian for defamation. Osano, linked to former Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka, testified at a budget committee probe into Kotchian’s claim that Lockheed paid 12.3 million dollars to advance sales in Japan between 1958 and 1973. He said he met Kotchian several times but did not aid or discuss sales with him. He noted his lawyers are reviewing Kotchian’s statements to consider US legal action.
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Osano
Lockheed
Kotchian
Q Osano
Hawaii
Subcommittee
United States
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Bob Schlanker
Troop
Mr. Zimmann
Lord Baden-Powel
Boy Scout Organization
England
Dennis Goodman
Clyde Killion
Hughesville
Cecil Mitchell
Mrs
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American Legion
Harvey Morts
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Aa Rey
South Trails
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Monroe
Mart Discount City
Bankamericard
Wal-Mart Discount City
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George Meany
Coalition of
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Count City
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