Key man missing at Camp David talks last spring
Rostow warned Senator Jackson that Palestinian sovereignty hinges on Jordan's King Hussein joining negotiations. Sadat could trade Sinai but without Hussein's buy in there is no peace path for Begin on the West Bank. The piece argues the West Bank is not legally Arab land and urges a compromise under UN 242 with Jordanian rule possible if trade offs like Haifa port rights and local Israeli settlements are accepted to monitor threats near Megiddo.
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Salvation Army suspends WCC membership over Rhodesia aid
The Salvation Army withdraws from the World Council of Churches after the executive committee approved an 85000 grant to Zimbabwe's Patriotic Front guerrillas. The move questions why funds for humanitarian work fund a group accused of killings and violence in Rhodesia. Church leaders urged the WCC to redirect aid via Bishop Abel Muzorewa to pursue peace and a biracial government.
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Taj Mahal office building fight stalls Senate project
Congress faces a fresh bid for 32 million to finish the Taj Mahal Senate office building amid House rejection 245 to 133. Capitol planning hints at contingency plans for up to 10 more buildings, with Sen. John Chafee opposing the project.
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Senate building sparks clash over cost and space
Washington reports show Capitol Hill overcrowding with 6900 Senate staffers and 15,000 workers across the complex. Critics like Chafee and Proxmire argue against an ornate third Senate office building, urging efficiency, consolidation, and restraint in a project costing about 100,000 per parking space, amid calls to avoid excess luxury.
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Ringing Complaint on Junk Calls and Privacy Invasion
Diane Clark details the nuisance of unsolicited calls from home service firms and charities. The piece notes the impossibility of a perfect defense and cites a deputy and FCC discussions as glimmers of hope for reducing junk calls.
Mystery of the bare yard spots and a Bermuda remedy
A speaker recalls two bare lawn patches where children played catch daily until grass vanished. After trying dianthandra, various seeds, and garden gadgets, the narrator jokes about switching to Bermuda grass or even concrete, reflecting on lawn care and household purchases. The anecdote blends humor with gardening misadventures and a family quip about grass versus children.
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Weill
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