Meir Buried Among Fellow Israeli Greats
Golda Meir was buried on Mount Herzl after a state funeral drawing 1,500 at the Knesset plaza and 400 officials. She died at 80, leaving Levi Eshkol’s grave nearby in The Plot of the Nation's Great. President Navon and Prime Minister Begin led leaders and mourners at the televised service.
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Kansas City favored to host 1980 GOP convention
Kansas City officials tout facilities and past success as the Republican site selection committee weighs bids from seven cities for the 1980 convention. The decision, due Jan 21 and to the RNC meeting in Washington, hinges on political considerations and the bi state appeal, with New York City possibly entering the race.
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Blessing In Disguise Or Curse For Guyana
Boston AP report quotes Guyana’s minister of state Christopher Nascimento saying the Jonestown disaster raised Utopian interest in Guyana while underscoring economic troubles and tariff barriers that hinder trade. He argues Americans would assimilate if development matches earlier U.S. growth.同时 federal grand jury subpoenas ex-aide Terri Buford in Ryan slayings probe.
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