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West Bank peace center in Mideast dialogue
The West Bank remains central to Middle East peace as Israel resists U S pressure to renounce occupation after a five year interim. Begin restates a plan for Palestinian self government with Israeli defense and an international review in five years, stopping short of 1967 borders. The Carter administration seeks movement in the stalled Israel Egypt talks.
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Middle East
Israel
West Bank
Menachem Begin
Washington
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Carter
U.S
Begin
Golda Meir
Jerusalem
Sadat
Sinai Peninsula
United States
Palestinian Liberation Organization
Summit Hotel lecture week on American freedom and faith
MANITOU SPRINGS Colo I write this column after a week as a lecturer at the Summit Hotel where high school and college students gather for two weeks to study freedom faith and American history. Lecturers argue against secular humanism and warn of Soviet threats while promoting Christian nation ideals and moral responsibility.
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Rocky Mountains
American Republic
America
David Noebel
Jim Bowers
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Navy
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Wayne Sutton
U.S
U.S.S.R
Morris the cat and the politics of dogs and cats
The author mourns Morris the cat from a food commercial while comparing dogs and cats as reflections of society. Dogs are depicted as political, dependent on humans, and unable to survive independently, while cats are portrayed as independent, proud, and capable of fending for themselves. The piece critiques human control and suggests choosing independence over subservience.
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Morris
W.C. Fields
Carter faces veteran backlash over federal job preference change
President Carter proposing to cut back veterans' lifetime preference in federal hiring, arguing it harms non veterans and minorities. Veterans groups call it a broken 1944 contract. Senate panel rejected changes. House committee favored limiting points and layoffs._FULL_STOP_
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Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Carter
Congress
Senate
House
Veterans
Leslie Gladstone
Women's Equity Action League
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
Udall
United States
Administration
Donald H. Schwab
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Phil Riggin
American Legion
Riggin
Veterans Preference
House Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Public unions and the rise of public employee power
Public unions have surged in size and influence, led by AFSCME with over a million members and rapid growth since 1964. The piece argues arbitration and strikes undermine democracy, shifting tax burdens to citizens and threatening self government while unions build political power to protect pay and benefits.
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Afl-Cio
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees
Afscme
Baltimore
Jerry Wurf
California
Wurf
Cerise Pink Rose Named Mary Barnard in Gloucestershire Tribute
A new cerise pink rose has been named Mary Barnard after flower judge Mary Barnard of Gloucestershire to honor her work.
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Mary Barnard
Gloucestershire
Crossword Clue Mystery Grid From the Sixties
A compact themed crossword lists clues ranging from down to 56 poetic contractions. Entries span topics like time pieces edibles and anatomy, inviting solvers to map words such as crowns locks and nuclei to a broad array of definitions.
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