Iranian official hints at trials for Tehran hostages
Ayatollah Khalkhali, head of Islamic courts, said US Embassy hostages in Tehran may face trial for espionage when Parliament opens, likely mid April. He spoke en route from Tehran to Tripoli and could not confirm if his statements reflect official policy.
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Israeli Cabinet stalls Hebron settlement plan vote
Israeli cabinet members opposed to Jewish settlements in Hebron vote four to opposition with three abstentions. Begin delays implementation as opponents appeal to the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Security Committee while West Bank Palestinians react with anger and Egyptian dismay grows.
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Carter Gaffe in New York Shapes Kennedy Primary
In New York, President Carter's Israel policy stumble fuels Senator Kennedy's campaign as Jewish voters react to a UN vote on settlements. Mondale faces boos at Young Israel dinner while Kennedy gains little from the administration's move ahead of Tuesday's primary and its 22 delegates.
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Senate and House edge toward abortion guideline clash
In Annapolis four women from the House debated weekend guidelines on abortion funding. The Senate backed a narrow rule limiting funding to life-saving cases or where severe health damage would occur. The House approved a second amendment applying Medicaid abortion limits to state abortions, amid a debate that looked likely to stall a long-running fiscal issue.
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Kahn and Bosworth clash over wage price controls
Washington AP Chief economic adviser Alfred Kahn disputes mandatory controls saying they likely won’t work and public will to enforce them is lacking. Barry Bosworth, former aide, argues severe recession may be needed to halt inflation and favors controls to avoid large job losses.
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Kansas City firefighters back on job after settlement
About 200 firefighters, wives, and children gathered as papers were signed ending a strike. One wife described the jailing as like twilight. A family ritual of yellow ribbons and champagne followed the settlement. The move came after talks between city officials and union leaders.
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Shah Pahlavi Arrives in Egypt for Medical Treatment
Deposed Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi lands in Cairo after fleeing extradition, transfers to Maadi hospital for treatment of lymph cancer possibly involving spleen removal. President Sadat confirms permanent resettlement in Egypt while reports bind surgeon Michael DeBakey to the expected operation. Tehran radio blasts U S and Sadat, hostages in Tehran remain unresolved.
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Maryland General Assembly Faces High Noon Over Spending Limit Package
As the legislative session nears midnight April 7, Maryland lawmakers brace for a pivotal budget control bill. The measure, already advancing from a House committee, would cap spending growth, require refunds of excess surpluses to taxpayers, and impose limits on new state hires, marking a major test for Frederick County influenced policy.
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Senate backs slim chance of passing student car search plan
ANNAPOLIS The state Senate voted 21-4 to approve a bill limiting the home counting of a student car search proposal after a brief debate. Key sponsors Sen. Charles H. Smeiser and Sen. Edward Teamas defended the measure while House opposition and Gov. Hughes press continued. The path forward hinges on the House Appropriations Committee and the Budget and Taxation Committee, with a Memorial Stadium funding bill seen as leverage in the standoff.
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Washington Merry Round and Other Views Column
A composite page notes Washington Merry Round discussing the Carter administration risks and inflation. Weather and financial columns weigh forthcoming weeks. It mentions diverse figures and policy questions amid a broad editorial section.
Gas Station Converts to Metric Price System
Ras dal's Shel Station on West 7th Street switches to a new metric price plan starting Monday. Shell owner Randall says the change will simplify half gallon pricing and align with metric measures while keeping the same quantity of gas per sale.
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Shah of Iran seeks Egypt visit for medical care
Washington reports the ex Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi chose to travel to Egypt for treatment after being invited by President Anwar Sadat, despite a Carter administration offer to help him return to the United States for surgery. Officials note plans for possible spleen removal and the context of U.S. hostages in Tehran.
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A garbled weather snippet reports daytime highs near 0 with scattered chances of precipitation. Southeast winds increasing to about 10 mph, with partial readings for tonight and Tuesday unclear.
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